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September 12, 2007
Two Plays
Running at
Same Time
Vana and Eleanor Obrien take the roles of Pearl and Izzie, a mother and daughter squabbling over the same man in
“House and Garden," a pair of plays performed on two stages at the same time.
Jazz in the Pearl — Saturday, Sept. 15, from
4 p.m. to9:45 p.m., On Deck Restaurant, 9 10
N.W. 14 Ave., hosts the Pearl district’s only
live jazz festival featuring an extraordinary
blend of musicians. Call 503-890-5376 for
advance ticketing information.
t S T I L Í A I S MI S I
“An Evening in St.
P e te r sb u r g ” B en efit
Ball - - Friday, Sept. 14, the
features an eclectic
assortment of perform­
ers on the main stage, ac­
com panied by delicious
food. Call 503-459-4488 for more in­
formation.
GUIDE
Friends of the Oregon Symphony
...
will host the charity ball and silent auction.
A rtist Features W orks - Jacob
Vercouteren advances the diver­
sity of Portland’s art scene with an
exhibit that continues through
Sept. 30 at the Portland Art Center,
32 N.W. Fifth Ave. Vercouteren
will be the first African American
having a solo show at the center.
He is an imaginative painter and
sculptor.
( iraffiti Fine Artsat IFCC -- Excit­
ing, raw and beautiful works cre­
ated by students of the Graffiti
Fine Arts class at Portland Com­
munity College are on display
through Sept. 22 at the Interstate
FirehouseCultural Center, 534ON. Jacob Vercouteren
Interstate Ave.
beginning at 5:30p.m„ at the Governor Hotel,
Soul, H ip-hopand More - Wednesday. Sept. 614 S.W. II Ave. The festivities include
12, Someday Lounge, 125 N.W. Fifth Ave., authentic Imperial Russian cuisine. Formorc
introduces the Stone Age, the free event information, visit OrSymphony.org.
joins Sword and Sorcery movies with Metal
SlidersGrill~SlidersGrill,301 I N.lxitnbard,
and Hard Rock music.
Artists Repertory Theater cel­
ebrates its 25th season with “House
and Garden,” two interconnected plays
performed simultaneously by one cast.
“House” is set inside the house of
an English estate, while “Garden" is
set in the back garden on the same day
during the same party, an improbable
twist which means that each play fea­
tures the exact same cast performing
both plays simultaneously.
When an actor makes an exit in one
play, he or she runs a flight of stairs
between Artists Repertory's two the­
aters, making an entrance in the other
play mere moments later.
Performances continue through Oct.
14. Tickets can be purchased by phone
at 503-241-1278, online at
artistsrep.org or at the box office at
1516 S.W. Alder St.
how what we do affects our body. Body
Worlds 3 lasts until October.
Hip-hop Dance Classes — Vancouver-Clark
Sunday N ight Jazz - Jazz enthusi­
asts can enjoy listing to the cool
sounds of Mel Brown, every Sunday
evening this month in the Rogue
River Room at Chinook Winds Ca­
sino Resort in Lincoln City. Nocover
charge.
N orm an Sylvester Band - Friday,
Sept. 14, at 9 p.m., the Norman
Sylvester Band will be performing at
the Blues Bash, at the Melody Ball­ Norman Sylvester
room. 6 15 S.E. Alder; and on Satur­
day, Sept. 15, at 9 p.m., live at
Macadam’s. For more information,
visit normansylvestcr.com or call 503-
286-6474.
Body W orlds 3 — Get grossed out or
intrigued by the dynamic human body.
Real life bodies ancon display at OMSI
through a process called plastination.
Started by Dr. Gunther von Hagens in
1977, the scientist has been able to
Body Worlds at OMSI
hall decomposition to show the living
Parks and Recreation is
hosting family friendly
hip-hop dance classes
for ages 5 to 18. Various
lessons teach rhythm,
technique, coordina­
tion, agility, combina­
tions and team w ork
through urban dance
moves. For more infor­
mation, call 360-696-
8236.
Trippin ’ through Town
— Take a trip through
time to find the hottest
poetry, hip-hop and
soul influencing Port­
land on Wednesdays at
the Ohm. $7 cover. 31
N.W. First Ave.
O pen MIc Night - Ev­
ery Wednesday night
at 7 p.m.. Proper Eats
Market and Café, 8638
N. Lombard St., hosts
opcn-mic night.