When Dreams
Come True
When you spend your life dreaming, what happens when
you finally get what you want?
Portland's Latino theater group. Miracle Theater presents
“Boom-crackle-fly,” a world premier production written by
Charise Castro Smith and directed by Olga Sanchez.
Presented in English, the play weaves together in a clever
combination of science fiction and magical realism three
seemingly disparate stories.
In a New York barrio, a female impersonator ignores the
advice of an imaginary grandmother to fall in love with an
insatiable scientist; in a Key West circus, two acrobat sisters
are divided over the. ghost of Ernest Hemingway; and in
revolutionary Havana, a man who wishes he had wings
yearns to By away to another land.
The preview performance is scheduled Thursday, March
16 at Milagro Theatre, 525 S.E. Stark St., with the opening
night coming the following Friday, March 25. The production
will continue shows through April 16.
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website milagro.org orby calling 503-236-7253.
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Chamber
Elects New
Members
The Board of Directors of the
Hispanic Metropolitan Chamber
recently elected three new members
to the board of directors;
Gil Jimenez, has over 30 years in
the banking industry. He also
served under form er New M exico
Gov. Napolitano, as director of
the Arizona Departm ent o f Com ­
merce. He has expertise in strate­
gic planning, asset managem ent,
business development, and imple­
mentation of marketing strategies.
Rhonnda Parsons Edmiston is
the Sm all B u sin ess O u treach
M anager for Howard S. W right
Constructors. She is responsible
for small business and diversity
outreach. Previously, she served
as the Small Business D evelop­
ment M anager for the Port of Port­
land.
Valerie Solorzano is the owner
of Chick o f All Trades, a small
construction firm and traffic con­
trol company. She has experience
m anaging small businesses, and
working with large public and pri­
vate firms.
“All three o f these individuals
bring expertise in a variety of ar­
eas that will benefit our organiza­
tion," said Jerry Petty, Hispanic
Cham ber board chair. “We look
forward to their input and their
, support of our mission to support
the econom ic advancem ent of
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