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ENTERTAINMENT
IF C C O p e n s T e n th A n n iv e r s a r y S e a s o n
W ith “T h e C o lo r e d M u s e u m
The IFCC Theatre celebrates its
tenth anniversary w ith a season o f
“ greatest hits,” beginning w ith George
c. W o lfe ’s satirical revue w ith music
The Colored Museum. Performances
are November 5 - 29 at the Interstate
Firehouse C ultural Center, 5340 N. In ­
terstate Avenue.
The Colored Museum has had two
highly successful and popular runs at
the IFCC, in February 1989 and again
inNovember 1989. M o sto f the original
cast w ill return fo r his revival. Reviews
in the Oregonian have called The C o l­
ored Museum “ audacious theatre, chal­
lenging politics, and one o f the best
shows in town... a dynamite script w ith
a dynamo cast.” Using a carefully con­
cocted mixture o f song, w it and w is­
dom, The Colored Museum is a sophis­
ticated, satirical show exploring the
myths and changes o f Black America.
A t times hilariously funny or haunt-
in g ly poignant, eleven “ e x h ib its ”
(scenes) in a museum setting lampoon
the stereotypes and sacred cows o f B lack
culture.
The talented cast features Brenda
P H illips, who won the W illie Aw ard for
Best Actress in a M usical for her o rig i­
nal performance in The Colored M u ­
seum. Brenda has recently appeared in
Red Beans And Rice, A ...M y Name Is
A lice and Stories About The O ld Days.
Other original cast members include
Louise Moaning, seen recently in Red
Beans And Rice; Neal Thomas, fea­
tured in last season’ s production o f A
Soldier’s Play; and Denise W illiam s,
who also appeared in Red Beans And
Rice, as w ell as K ind O f Heart and
Passin’ . Percussionist/actor Nyewusi
Askari also returns for this revival, and
the cast is completed by newcomer
Kenneth Dembo, whose previous ap­
pearances include A S oldier’ s Play and
R a p W ith
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"THE SCARIEST FILM SINCE
'SILENCE OF THE LAMBS.” ’
The U niversity o f Portland Cam­
pus Program Board presents “ Rap with
Spike Lee” Friday, October 23,1992 at
7:00 PM in the Earle A. Chiles Center.
Tickets w ill be on sale Wednesday,
October 14, 1992 at all Ticketmaster
outlets. Prices are $6.00 plus service
charge fo r University o f Portland stu­
dents, $13,50 for reserved seating and
$10.00 fo r general admission.
Spike Lee, p ro d u c e r/d ire c to r/
writer/actor, in only seven years, has
e s ta b lis h e d h im s e lf as one o f
H ollyw ood’s most important film m a k­
ers. He marks his sixth feature film with
the soon to be released Malcom X . In
1986, his debut film , She’ s Gotta have
It, earned him the Prix de Jeunesse
Aw ard at the Cannes Film festival and
set him forefront o f the Black New
Wave in american cinema. His other
film s include Jungle fever, M o ’ Better
Blues, and Do the Right Thing.
For more inform ation, please con­
tact Annette C lovis, Student Activities,
at 283-7470 or Susan Deviny at 283-
7471. for ticket inform ation call the
Chiles Center Box O ffice at 283-7525.
Ma Rainey’ s Black Bottom.
The Colored Museum w ill be d i­
rected and choreographed by M ic h ­
elle Blackmon (A Soldier’s Play and
A ...M y Name Is A lice), w ith scenery
by Jeff Seats and Jon Arcs, costumes
by Wanda Walden, lighting by Jeff
Forbes, and music direction by Janice
Scroggins.
Performances o f The Colored M u­
seum w ill be at 8pm Thursday, Friday
and Saturday, and 2pm Sunday, N o­
vember 5-29, w ith no performance on
Thanksgiving (Nov. 26). Tickets are
$12 general admission/? 10 students -
seniors.
To make reservations for this sure-
to-be-sold-out show, call the IFCC at
823-2000.
IFC C *5340 N. Interstate Ave.
Portland, OR 97217*(5O3)823-2OOO
Showing Portland’ s diverse cul­
tural communities through the arts.
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i t ’ s Back! Portland’ s own A p ollo
Night. We are now holding registration
for a ll performers wishing to appear.
Country & Western, Jazz, R & B , Rap,
Dance, Comedy, Rock, Folk Blues,
Raggae and Gospel acts are all w el­
come to register to perform liv e at
Portland’ s A pollo Night. I f your inter­
ested or need further information, call
Keenan Dorley at 224-2616.
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Saturday, October 31, 1992
Schnitzer Concert Hall
“I’M THE BABY”
Music Video
P re m ierin g Friday, O ctober 3 0 th on D inosaurs
Since their form ation, more than
five centuries ago. The Vienna C hoir
Boys have been the symbol o f excel­
lence in the w orld o f voice and modern
operatic form. Their legendary reputa­
tion as the w o rld ’ s most beloved choir
has come as a result o f their heavenly
sound combined w ith their message o f
universal hope and redemption.
Double Tee promotions is bringing
this legendary group o f youngsters to
Portland for one magical performance
Saturday, October 31,1992 at 4:00 pm .
a special discount w ill be offered to
Church groups, school choirs and fam i­
lies w ho purchase ten or more tickets.
Those interested or requiring more in ­
form ation, should contact Jeff Famand
at 224-8499. Due to the nearness o f the
showdate, we urge interested parties to
act quickly.
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