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maidCamae will be played by Natalie
Paul who will be making her Port-
land debut in The Mountaintop.
Some ofher previous theater credits
include A M idsum m er N ig h t’s
Dream, Macbeth, Eurydice and 365
Days/365 Plays.
Tickets start at $35, with dis­
counts available for students and
those under 25. Discounts are also
available for groups of 10 or more,
Rush tickets are $20.
Show times are 7:30p.m . Tues-
day through Sunday, with 2 p.m.
m atinees on Sundays and select
Saturdays and m atinees at noon
on Thursdays. See the com plete
sh o w c a le n d a r at p c s .o r g /
m ountaintop.
Tickets can be purchased online
or by phone at 503-445-3700 or by
visiting the box office located at 128
N.W. 11th Ave. Group tickets can
be purchased at 503-445-3794
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