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ENTERTAINMENT
Portland's Electric Opera Company brings alternative classical music to the stage.
Sympathy for the Devil
Tired of the elitist and inacces
sible nature of the classical music
world? Try alternative classical
music. It may sound like an oxymo
ron, but it may just be the side of
cla ssic al m usic y o u ’ve never
dreamed of, yet always wanted to
hear.
On Friday, Aug. 19at8p.m .atthe
The Alberta Rose Theater, 3000 N. E.
Alberta St., the Electric Opera Com-
pany and Classical Revolution PDX
will bring their trademark style of
18th century masterworks.
The 15 piece electric guitar opera
replaces typical classical instru
ments with an army of electric gui
tars, keyboards, and drums, while
Classical Revolution redefines clas
sical music with style and comfort.
The theme, “Sympathy for the
Devil,” involves a heavy dose of
“Diablo in musica,” including the
Danse Macabre, selections from
Gounod’s Faust, Chopin, The Roll
ing Stones, The Beatles and plenty
more surprises.
Bring your beer drinking fists
and wear whatever you want, its
classical music for the 21 st century!
Tickets: $8 at the door or pur
c h ase d
o n lin e
at
albertarosetheatre.com.
Kids' Tickets $10!
Excludes Opening Night and VIP Floor seats No double discounts. Additional fees may apply
Movies at Beaverton Park
Beaverton City Park will be trans
formed into an outdoor movie the
ater on Friday, Aug. 12 and again
Friday, Aug. 19 offering free activi
ties and fun for the entire commu
nity to enjoy.
"Flicks by the Fountain has be
come a popular summer event for all
ages," said Mayor Denny Doyle.
"Events like these bring our com
munity closer together and provide
free local family entertainment for
Beaverton residents."
Pre-m ovie entertainm ent be
gins at 7 p.m. and will include kids'
crafts hosted by Radio Disney.
The flicks begin at dusk. The fea
tured films are Tangled on Aug.
12 and Secretariat on Aug. 19.
Short films created and produced
by students from Sunset High
School and Arts & C om m unica
You’re invited to bring your
friends, family, and neighbors to en
joy a climbing wall, crafts, open play
swim, an inflatable slide, and food.
Matt Dishman Community Center is
located on 77 N.E. Knott.
For details, call 503-823-3673.
Musician’s Stolen Trumpet Found
When a thief ran away with the
custom-made trumpet of Portland’s
most legendary musician, Thara
Memory, it was a major concern
because it was the only trumpet he
could playing following a series of
finger amputations. It was his prized
horn.
Luckily, Memory later got a call
from a man who said he found the
trumpet along Highway 30 in North
west Portland.
Memory had been moving into a
new condo in the Pear District when
a thief smashed in his car window
and stole the custom-made trumpet.
“There is only one of these horns
and it’s made only for me,” he said.
Thu. SEPT. 15 * 7:30 PM
tions M agnet Academ y will be
shown before each movie.
M ovie-goers are welcome to
bring their own food and drink, if
desired. Low-back chairs and comfy
blankets are recommended.
Parking is available next to
Beaverton City Library and in the
parking lot where the Beaverton
Farmers Market is held. Restroom
facilities are located in the park.
OPENING NIGHT
TICKETS $10!*
Fri
Fri.
Sat.
Sun.
SEPT. 16
SEPT 17
11:30 AM
3:30 PM
7:30 PM
SEPT. 18
7:30 PM
1:00 PM
5:00 PM
•Exckid#» VIP floor • • • u ho double (fescounte Additional leas may apply
Buy tickets at Ringling.com, www.ComcastTIX.com,
Rose Quarter Box Office or call 1-877-789-ROSE
Groups of 10 or more, call (503) 963-4400
Regular Ticket Prices: S15 • $25 • $42 VIP Floor
Additional fees may apply.
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Summer Block Party at Dishman
What better way to spend a sum
mer afternoon than at a neighbor
hood block party? On Saturday,
Aug. 13 from noon to 4 p.m., the
Matt Dishman Community Center
will host a party in celebration of
summer.
SEPT. 15 -18 a l?OSE (lA&DEN
L akewood
B
T heatre C ompany
Boeing-B oeing
a Portland area premiere!
by Mure Camotetti
translated from the French by
Beverley Cross and Francis Evans
July 8 — August 21,2011
Directed by Alan Shearman
l’ickets: 503-635-3901
or order online at:
www.lakewoixl-center.org _
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Headlee Mainstage at Lakewood Center fo r the Arts
368 S. State Street, Lake Oswego