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What’s a Pirate to Do?
Set sail on a
musical adventure
The aw arding w inning O regon
Children’s Theatre presents How I Be
came a Pirate, a musical adventure which
opened Saturday with shows continu
ing through May 22 at the Winningstad
Theatre, 1111 S.W. Broadway.
Jeremy Jacob is at the beach, inno
cently building a sand castle, when a
band of pirates lands nearby. They rec
ognize him as an extremely talented
digger and, having a treasure of their
own to bury, they decide to recruit
Jeremy to join their crew.
Jeremy soon learns that when you’re
a pirate, you don’t have to eat veg
etables or'go to bed at all. You can talk
rough, and sw ord fight, and say
“Arrrgh!” any time you want. It’s a
perfect life.. .except that there is no one
to tuck you in at night, or give you
kisses, or read stories to you. W hat’s a
pirate to do? Find out as you set sail on
this musical adventure.
Showtimes are Saturdays and Sun
days at 2 p.m. and 5 p.m. Tickets are $ 19-
$26 for adults and $ 16-$20 for children
and seniors. Call the box office at 503-
228-9571 or through TicketMaster at
Dylan Earhart as Jeremy Jacobs and Michael Mitchell as Braid
503-790-ARTS orticketmaster.com.
Beard, the captain.
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Portland Taiko kicks off its current
season o f Asian American drum perfor
mances with ‘Ponta and the Big Drum’ at
Brunish Hall, Portland Center for the
Performing Arts; 1111 S.W. Broadway.
Shows are at 11 a.m. on April 30, May 1
and May 8; with an additional 1 p.m.
show on May 8.
The Players
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Mothers Day Showcase May 8th
@ 4923 NE Martin L. King Jr. Blvd suite 102
(Parking in Rear)
Players from Left to Right Lester Parker percussions
A n ’dre Buillingsley Drums percussions, Kim Given (fe
male ) Vocalist, Elliott Young Lead male vocalist- key
boards Randy Starr, Valene Thompson Lead female vo
calist, Terrence Wooden Lead Guitar vocalist Lawrence
D. Bostic Keyboards vocalist Call Randy Starr @ 503-
312-4814
Available fo r corporate functions, private parties and
special events. Show Hours availability 7 days a week
Sunday, July 17, 2011, World Trade Center Plaza
9:30pm-10:20pm • 10:40pm-11:45pm
ll:55pm-12:45am • l:05am*l :55am
SW First Ave. & Salmon St., Downtown Portland, OR
Contact Randy Starr@ 503-312-4814