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M iracle T h e a tre G ro u p , the
Northwest’s premiere Latino arts
and culture organization, presents a
concert by Guadalupe Urbina. Urbina
is a renown Costa Rican singer and
songwriter whose work has gained
re c o g n itio n th ro u g h o u t L atin
America and Europe. The concert is
open to the general public and will
be held a the Miracle Theatre, 525
SE Stark on June 27 at 8 p.m. Ticket
price is $10. for information and
reservations call 236-7253.
U rbina w ill also be part o f
A rteM ilagro, M iracle T h e a tre ’s
summer workshops and will be a
Community Artist in Residence at
the Portland International Perfor­
mance Festival. At Miracles’s Work­
shops she will be teaching Latin folk
Music and Storytelling for children.
ArteMilagro will consist o f various
workshops for children and adults
in theatre, dance and video. Classes
will start on June 16 and run through
the end o f August. Call The Miracle
at 236-7253 for more details!
Tonea Stewart will Star In USA
Network Premiere o f "My
Stepson, My Lover" Wednesday,
lune 25, 1997 PM, EST
Veteran actress Tonea Stewart,
who portrayed Samuel L. Jackson’s
wife in last sum m er’s blockbust­
ing motion picture, “ A Time To
Kill," is winning acclaim for her
new role.
She’s starring with Rachel Ward
in the upcom ing USA N etw ork
thriller, “My Stepson, My Lover"
which will air Wednesday, June 25th
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at 9 p.m. (EST).
“ I can’t tell you too much about
the film,” the actress teases, “ Be­
cause it’s a secret, but it’s really
good.”
The Temptations
The
T e m p ta tio n s ,
M o t o w n ’s
“Emperors of Soul" w ill perform
a t Chinook W inds June 2 7 .
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From the 60’s into the 9 0 ’s and
on to the year 2000 one generation
after another have enjoyed the breath-
taking harmonies, stylish choreog­
raphy and thrill making vocal leads
o f the Temptations. Otis Williams,
the one remaining member o f the
original Tem ptations, along with
Ron Tyson, Theo Peoples, Harry
McGilberry, and Terry Weeks carry
on the tradition that has become
known as part o f the “ M otown
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Portland International Performance Festival performers: Ken Campbell, Anne Galjour, and Akira Matzui.
The 1997 Portland International
¡rformance Festival features origi-
ll and provocative perform ance
om the outrageous to the sublime,
heater, film, dance, and music will
vet P o rtla n d a u d ie n c e s. Ken
ampbell, hailed as Britian’s comic
:nius, opens the F estiva l with
imais Vu, a hilarious and irrever-
it guided tour. The narrative moves
om an inadequately prepared alien
Saddam Hussein As one critic
ated “ I don’t think there is a more
larious anarchic talent on the loose
British T heater.” (The Times
andon).
Also featured is Anne Galjour,
vard winning playwright and com ­
illing performer in her one-woman
ur de force. Hurricane. Galjour
Sound.”
The Temptations have had 43
Top Ten R&B Singles, 14 Number I
R&B Singles, 15 Top Ten Pop
Singles, 4 Number I Pop singles and
a total o f 4 Grammy Awards. The
Way You Do The Things You Do,
My Girl. Get Ready, Ain’tT oo Proud
to Beg, Beauty’s Only Skin Deep,
Papa Was A Rolling Stone, and
Cloud Nine are a small sampling o f
the many hit recordings that have
become part of America’ssongbook.
A loving tribute to the classic love
songs from the ‘40s, ‘50s and ‘60s,
“ For Lovers Only” is the title ot the
group’s latest album release.
The Temptations will be perform­
ing Friday, June 27 at 8pm.
Obtain tickets by calling 1-888-
MAIN-
ACT (624-6228).
Give in to temptation! Come and
join us at our Concerts by the Sea!
To add to this pleasurable experi­
ence, try your luck on the loosest
slots and the most liberal Black Jack
in the state o f Oregon at Chinook
Winds Casino and Convention Cen­
ter.
M u s ic M ille n n iu m
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O ib s c r u c r
takes the audience on a journey to
the richness and starkness o f the
Louisiana Bayou. Hurricane won,
the 1996 William Glideman ward
for outstanding new play.
Home Is Where the Art Is offers
performance in the most warm and
intimate setting - homes throughout
Portland The performers include
musicians, poets, dancers, puppets,
and storytellers.
Japanese dance, C osta Rican
music and a Caribbean Festival are
just a few o f the myriad o f other
Festival events.
The Portland International Per­
formance Festival is sponsored by
the Portland State University School
o f Extended Studies and School o f
Fine & Performing Arts.
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