ASOC Teen Theatre to hold auditions
Try out for May musical ‘The Sleeping Beauty’ Saturday
ASTORIA — The Astor Street
Opry Company will hold audi-
tions for its May Teen Production,
“The Sleeping Beauty,” from
noon to 2 p.m. Saturday, March
21 at the ASOC Playhouse, locat-
ed at 129 W. Bond St.
The show will be per-
formed May 8 to 17 with re-
hearsals starting Monday,
March 24 and running from 4
to 6 p.m. on weekdays.
The teen show is designed
to build youth leadership skills
through the learning and prac-
tice of the production process
through a group of well-sea-
soned mentors who provide
Shanghaied Roller Dolls battle
Air Raid Roller Girls on March 21
ASTORIA — On Saturday,
March 21, the Shanghaied
Roller Dolls will compete
against Hillsboro’s Air Raid
Roller Girls in a roller derby
bout at the Astoria Armory.
Doors open at 5 p.m., and the
bout begins at 6 p.m. Admis-
sion is $10 and all ages are
welcome.
Advance tickets can be
purchased at shanghaiedrolle-
rdolls.org. Limited tickets will
be available at the door. The
Astoria Armory is located at
407 17th St.
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pointed Special Advocates, an
organization that trains com-
munity volunteers to stand up
for abused and neglected chil-
dren. CASA’s advocacy helps
ensure that these children have
the best possible chance for a
safer, more secure home life.
To learn more about CASA,
visit www.clatsop-casa.org
Roller derby is one of the
fastest growing amateur sports
in the world, with over 1,100
leagues in over 40 countries.
Evolved from 1930s marathon
speed skating competitions,
modern roller derby is a fast-
paced, competitive, full-con-
tact sport that requires speed,
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supervision, advice and in-
struction.
“The Sleeping Beauty” has
zany songs and fun characters
with 10 parts available to teens
13 to 18 years of age includ-
ing: Chester the Jester, Tipsy
the Gypsy, the inept Royal
Magician, the evil Thornberry
who puts a curse on Princess
Elaine, and the brave Prince
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breathing Dragon to break the
spell.
All are welcome to audition;
no experience is necessary just
an enthusiasm to learn.
The musical’s book and
lyrics are by R. Eugene Jack-
son, music is by Patsy Pollard,
and the play is produced by
special arrangement with Pio-
neer Drama Service, Inc.
For more information or if
you are unable to make the au-
dition date but are interested in
being involved, contact direc-
tor Bill Carr at 503-338-9813
or Production Manager Steven
Nice at503-298-1810.
‘Dead Ringer’ opens in Tillamook theater
TILLAMOOK — Tillamook
Association for the Per-
forming Arts and Cyndi
Lewis, Rob Trost Real Es-
tate present “Dead Ringer,”
written by Gino DiIorio and
directed by Robert Buck-
ingham.
Opening Friday, March
20, “Dead Ringer” is a dark
comedy set in an abstract
Wild West. This wicked-
ly twisted curiosity of a
play was a winner in the
2005 BBC International
Playwriting Contest and
has been called a “win-
ning combination of film
noir westerns” by The New
York Times.
The play centers around
Tyrus Cole, a horse trainer,
who lives on a ranch with
his invalid sister, Mary.
Because he can’t watch her
during the day, Tyrus con-
fines Mary to a root cellar.
When Dwight Foley arrives
at the ranch seeking help
with his horse, he and Mary
fall in love and begin plot-
ting the demise of Tyrus
and their eventual escape.
Their plan escalates, and
in the end, the three find
themselves trapped in a
complex web of greed and
secrets. This production is
intended for mature audi-
ences only.
Submitted photo
From left, John Davy, Rikki Reid and Robert Kratz Jr. star in “Dead Ringer.”
Starring in this produc-
tion are Robert Kratz as
Tyrus, Rikki Reid as Mary,
and John Davy as Dwight.
Tickets can be purchased
by contacting Diamond Art
Jewelers at 503-842-7940.
Opening Night on March
20 is a gala celebration.
Every opening night ticket
includes a complimentary
beverage of choice and hors
d’oeuvres.
Additional show dates
are March 21, 22, 27, 28,
29, April 3 and 4. Friday
and Saturday shows start at
7 p.m., and Sunday matinees
start at 2 p.m. Doors open 30
minutes prior to curtain.
For more information,
email info@tillamookthe-
ater.com or visit www.tilla-
mooktheater.com. The Barn
Community Playhouse is
located at 12th and Ivy in
Tillamook.
TAPA is a nonprofit com-
munity theater dedicated
to providing high quality
performing arts experienc-
es through entertainment,
education and community
participation. TAPA’s Barn
Community Playhouse is lo-
cated at 1204 Ivy Ave.
Cooking class for youth offered
Seaside High School Culinary
Arts Room. Transportation
will be provided from Broad-
way Middle School to the high
school.
The classes are taught by
Oregon State University Ex-
tension faculty, staff and 4-H
volunteers. To sign up, call
503-325-8573.
SEASIDE — This is the sixth
year that youth will have the
opportunity to join the 4-H Af-
ter School cooking class.
This class is for middle
school youth in sixth to eighth
grades; space is limited to 15
students. Kids will learn to chop,
explore nutrition and compete in
an Iron Chef cook-off.
The after-school classes
will run for four weeks from
2:30 to 5 p.m. Wednesdays
from April 1 to April 22 at the