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Triumphant tale
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The Artists Repertory Theatre
presents a soul-stirring show about
the life and struggles of activist and
author Helen Keller. Evoking hope
and inspiration for the holiday sea-
son, “The Miracle Worker,” is one
of the most triumphant stories of
the human spirit ever told. Shows
begin Tuesday, Dec. 8 and contin-
ue through Jan. 3.
“This miraculous and true tale
of hope, redemption and triumph
is exactly in line with the spirit
of the season, while being a story
that believers (and non-believers)
of any faith can share with loved
ones of almost any age,” said Art-
ists Rep Artistic Director, and the
play’s director, Dámaso Rodri-
guez.
Told through the dream-like
lens of memory, the play based on
the lives of Helen Keller, who be-
came deaf and blind as an infant,
and her teacher, Anne Sullivan,
who enabled her to become one of
Agatha Olson as Helen Keller in
the Artists Repertory Theater’s
performance of “The Miracle
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the most influential women of the
20th Century.
“The Miracle Worker” plays
on the Artists Repertory Theatre’s
Alder Stage at 1516 S.W. Alder
St. Tickets range in prices with
discounts available, including a
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Christine Meadows stars as Julia Child in “Bon Appetite” and
George Bizet as the “Omelete Quartet” in “Dr. Miracle,” two Port-
land State University shows this holiday season.
Inviting ‘Dr. Miracle’
and ‘Bon Appetit’
The community is invited to
enjoy two new shows this holiday
season as Portland State Univer-
sity Opera presents “Dr. Mira-
cle” and “Bon Appetite,” opening
Wednesday, Dec. 9, playing back
to back every night at 7:30 p.m.
through Saturday, Dec. 12, with a
final matinee on Sunday, Dec. 13
at 2 p.m.
Both show focus on food and
consumption and consist of one
act each. George Bizet’s “Dr. Mir-
acle is a humorous operetta fea-
turing the “Omelet Quartet” and
the shenanigans of a love-struck
snake-oil salesman. “Bon Appé-
tit,” is a show based on Julia Child
(played by Christine Meadows,
Portland State’s director of opera),
and a recipe for French chocolate
cake.
After each show, cake will be
served in the lobby, courtesy of
Fred Meyer. Tickets start at $17
for students and seniors, and $24
for adults. All shows at the Lincoln
Studio Theater, 1620 S.W. Park
Ave. For tickets, visit pdx.edu/box-
office or call 503-725–3307.