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December 5, 2018
Arts &
ENTERTAINMENT
Open for the Holidays
The Safeway Winter Wonderland holiday light show, powered by Advantis Credit Union,
is open for the season with new light displays, LED upgrades and more at Portland
International Raceway in north Portland. The show operates as a fundraiser for the
Sunshine Division’s food and clothing assistance programs. Hours are Sunday through
Thursday, 5:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. and Fridays and Saturdays from 5 pm to 11 p. m. Tickets
and a detailed schedule of events can be seen at winterwonderlandportland.com.
From Our Family to Yours
Happy Hollidays
-Wayne Cannon
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photo by d avid K inder
Barbie Wu (left) and Andrea Vernae star in Artists Reperatory Theatre’s production of ‘Everybody,’ a
soul searching comedy and haunting riff where the participants fight to cheat death in the company
of their friends and loved ones.
Friends Fight to Cheat Death
Artists Repertory Theatre
presents “Everybody,” a Pulitzer
Prize finalist for drama. The fun-
ny and haunting production is an
inventive twist on the medieval
morality play ‘Everyman’ where
participants fight to cheat death in
the company of their friends and
loved ones.
In the play, death tells every-
body that their time is up. But
everybody doesn’t want to greet
death alone. Of the robust 10-per-
son cast, five brave actors will
play a multitude of roles with
their characters chosen by lottery
onstage every night — with a
possible 120 combinations — as
they fight to cheat death.
“Everybody” runs through
Dec. 30 on Artists Rep’s Alder
Stage, downtown. For tickets,
call 503-241-1278 or visit artists-
rep.org.