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M arch 9, 2011
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Women’s History Month
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moving story
PassinArt: A Theatre Company
will present a moving story of a
family surviving the rigors of mar­
riage and an unexpected life
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changing diagnosis of breast
cancer that causes a mother
of two to question her faith,
marriage, family and friends.
She eventually learns to relin­
quish her ideas of how it is
supposed to go, ask for what
she needs and accept the love
and limitations of family,
friends and herself.
Tough Titty by the late Af­
rican American playwright
and artist Oni Faida Lampley
celebrates the constructive
engagement with the incur-
able uncertainty of life. Ifs a
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The play will feature
Portland’s artists RaChelle
Schmidt as Angela and Ken­
neth Dembo as her husband,
Shaka, along with Shelley
Johnson, Anya Pearson,
Harold Phillips, Laura Li,
K
Isha Tell, and directed by A.
journey ot love, courage, hu- |
Nannette Taylor.
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convict Randle Patrick
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Playing now through March 2 7
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