April 11, 2018
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Arts &
ENTERTAINMENT
Date with Rising Comedy Superstar
Chicago comedian, writer and actor Hannibal Buress will bring
his unique blend of irreverent humor and satirical musings to
Keller Auditorium for an 8 p.m. show on Saturday, April 14.
Buress is emerging as a comedy superstar, a favorite on the late
night circuit. His third hour standup special Comedy Camisado
is currently streaming on Netflix. He is also a cast member on
Comedy Central’s hit series Broad City, as well as the co-host of
Adult Swim’s The Eric Andre Show.
Violence and Reconciliation
“Quietly,” a play that grapples
with the carnage, consequences
and hope for healing following
Ireland’s decades-long, bloody
conflict referred to as the Trou-
bles, makes its West Coast pre-
miere in Portland.
The story brings two mid-
dle-aged men to a Belfast bar
where a horrific event trans-
formed their lives over 30 years
before. They share a few pints, a
football match between North-
ern Ireland and Poland is play-
ing on the TV, and as the Polish
bartender bears witness these
men unload their disparate sto-
ries of a day ever-etched in their
psyches. Quietly is a powerful
story of violence and forgive-
ness.
The Corrib Theatre produc-
tion opens Friday, April 13 and
runs through May 6 at New
Expressive Works, 810 S.E.
Two Irish characters interact in “Quietly,” a powerful Belmont St. Admission is $25
general and $20 for students.
play and story of violence and reconciliation,
opening Friday, April 13 and running through May 6 For tickets, call 800-838-3006
or visit brownpapertickets.com.
at New Expressive Works, 810 S.E. Belmont.
Obituary
In Loving Memory
Mary Virginia Robinson
Mary Virginia Robinson was born Jan.
9, 1934 and died Feb. 8, 2018.
She was the mother of Pastor Johnny
Pack IV of Fellowship Missionary Baptist
Church. Survivors also include five
siblings, and a grandson, Dr. Johnasen L.
Pack of Arlington, Texas.
A celebration of life service was held
Feb. 12 at Fellowship Missionary Baptist.