DECEMBER 21, 2017 // 3
Audition for ‘Peter Pan: A Musical Adventure’
ASTORIA — The Astor
Street Opry Company is
proud to present “Peter
Pan: A Musical Adven-
ture” for youths, with
special permission from
Pioneer Drama Service.
Soar away to Neverland
in this magical adaptation
drawn from the beloved
novel with fresh, original
music.
The Darling children
love to hear of Peter Pan’s
adventures during his
visits through the open
window of the nursery.
Then, one night after Nana
has taken his shadow and
Wendy has sewn it back
on, Peter Pan and Tinker-
bell whisk the children off
to Neverland to be part of
the adventures.
All your favorite char-
acters are there, including
Captain Hook and his
pirate crew, Princess Tiger
Lily and her tribe, and of
course, the Lost Boys and
Girls.
A rousing and love-
ly musical score by the
award-winning team of
Rockwell and Bogart
includes “The Boy Who
Never Grew Up,” “Fly Me
to Neverland,” “Follow the
Leader” and “Home Sweet
Home.” You won’t have
any trouble thinking happy
thoughts after watching
this wonderful production!
Ages 7 and up may
audition 4 p.m. Saturday,
Jan. 6, and possible call
coast
INSIDE THIS ISSUE
weekend
arts & entertainment
ON THE COVER
Illustration
by John Jolley
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THE ARTS
4
The Holiday Escape Plan
8
Surviving Christmas Visitors
12
Ways to cope, have fun locally
FEATURE
A North Coast Guide
DINING
Mouth of the Columbia
Plaza Jalisco serves up one-note comfort food
FURTHER ENJOYMENT
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CROSSWORD ..............................6
SEE + DO ........................... 10, 11
COLUMBIA BAR ..................... 13
CW MARKETPLACE ......... 15, 16
BOOKMONGER ...................... 19
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7.
Directed by Kate
Lacaze, assisted by Ellen
Jensen, with musical
direction by Dena Tuveng,
this show is sure to delight
and inspire kids looking
for a creative outlet. No
experience is necessary.
There is a fee for each
performer of $50, up to
$100 per family. Please
contact Lacaze for further
information at 503-741-
5668 or katherine.lacaze@
yahoo.com.
Show dates are 2 p.m.
Saturdays and Sundays,
Feb. 17 and 18, 24 and 25,
and March 3 and 4. The
house opens 30 minutes
before each performance.
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ERICK BENGEL
CALENDAR COORDINATOR
REBECCA HERREN
CONTRIBUTORS
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DAN HAAG
RYAN HUME
BARBARA LLOYD McMICHAEL
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Solstice celebration with art, fire
COURTESY SOU’WESTER LODGE
The Sou’wester Lodge’s Art Trailer Gallery
SEAVIEW, WASH. — Everyone
is invited to the Sou’wester
Staff Art Exhibit opening
reception in our new Art
Trailer Gallery 6 to 7:30 p.m.
Thursday, Dec. 21.
We will have drinks and
snacks in the Sou’wester
Lodge’s living room and a
solstice celebration bonfire
outside. The event is free and
open to the public.
This trailer is a 1960s Alo-
ha made in Aloha, Oregon. It
was rescued from a neglected
RV park in the north part of
the Long Beach Peninsula.
Now repaired and trans-
formed into an art space, this
gallery is part of our Artist
Residency Program and our
new nonprofit organization,
Sou’wester Arts.