September 5, 2018
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Arts &
ENTERTAINMENT
Valuing Cats and Wildlife
The Feral Cat Coalition of Oregon and the Audubon Society
of Portland are bird and cat organizations working together
to increase the awareness of cat patios, screened enclo-
sures to keep your cats safe outdoors and protect wildlife!
The public is invited to tour 10 home ‘catios’ on Saturday,
Sept. 8 to support the outreach. Cost is $10. The registration
deadline is Thursday, Sept. 6. Visit CatsSafeAtHome.org
Portland actress Margie Boule stars as the late Ann Richards, the
colorful and outspoken governor of Texas.
Tough as Nails
The late Ann Richards, the
former governor of Texas known
for her outspoken feminism
and one-liners, gets a no-holds-
barred portrait in the play “Ann,”
coming to Portland’s Triangle
Productions in September.
Portland actress Margie Boule
stars as Richards, bringing you
face to face with a complex, col-
orful and captivating character
bigger than the state from which
she hailed.
Richards’ heroic and human
voice is strikingly relevant today.
The inspiring and hilarious play
was a 2013 Outer Critics Circle
Award winner for outstanding
solo performance and was nomi-
nated for a Tony Award. Portland
production of the show is direct-
ed by Triangle’s Donald Horn
and plays Thursday, Sept. 6
through , Sunday, Sept. 23 at the
Sanctuary at Sandy Plaza, 1785
N.E. Sandy Blvd. Shows are at
7:30 p.m. Thursday-Saturdays
with Sunday matinees at 2 p.m.
on Sept. 16 and 23.
Tickets are $15-35. Call 503-
239-5919 or visit trianglepro.
org.