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Stage and Studio
Host/Producer Dmae Roberts. Aired Live from the KBOO studio.
Each week Dmae Roberts talks with performing, literary and media artists from the Portland Metro area as well as around the Northwest. As a two-time Peabody award-winning radio producer and writer, Roberts brings national quality to regional arts scene. Dmae often features her national radio work on Stage and Studio.If you have an event please send an email to email@example.com two months before your event. The earlier the better!
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Phame: H is for Honored
Dmae Roberts presents a documentary special on Stephen Marc Beaudoin and PHAME. Dmae went to a rehearsal at PHAME as they got ready for a four-county tour and performance at Aladdin Theatre. This is part of 'Making Change' – a series about the intersection of creativity and social/cultural change.
Beaudoin is also a successful community activist who has been able to produce disaster relief benefits that have raised an amazing amount of donations. His benefit 'Songs For Haiti' brought more than $150,000 for Mercy Corps, International. The benefit 'From Oregon, With Love' brought in more than $250, 000 for disaster relief after the earthquake and tsunami in Japan.Stephen Marc Beaudoin is a talented and respected singer and actor who has performed throughout the country. In Portland, he's worked with Opera Theater Oregon and Hand2Mouth Theatre to name a few.
We'll also meet students like Aaron Hobson, Nikki Lane, Pat Hansen and Katie Carlson, artistic director Jessica Dart and music director Matthew Gailey.Beaudoin first saw the PHAME choir perform at the Haiti benefit concert. He joined the board of the directors and is now the executive director bringing PHAME to a new level of growth.
Hear members of the PHAME choir and staff rehearse for the upcoming four-county tour and performance at the Aladdin Theatre in this 'Making Change' documentary special on location at PHAME.
'Making Change' is year-long series about the how artists, performers, writers, innovators and community organizations use creativity for social and cultural change.
It's made possible with funding by the Regional Arts and Culture Council and individual donors including June Arima & John Schumann Fund of the Equity Foundation. These features and specials will air throughout the year.
Find out how you can support 'Making Change.'
Tickets for this performance will be $15 and go on sale February 1, 2012. More information and show dates available by calling 503-764-9718, or visiting phameontour.tumblr.com"PHAME: the H is for Honored Tour" is scheduled for 14 performances throughout the four-county area. All performances are free with the exception of the final performance at the Aladdin Theater March 22, 2012.
Performance Schedule:
St. Johns Community Center Auditorium, 8427 N Central Street (FREE)Wednesday, March 14, 2012, 7 p.m.
Thursday, March 15, 2012, 7 p.m.,
East Portland Community Center, 740 SE 106th Avenue (FREE)
Friday, March 16, 2012, 7 p.m.,
Estacada Junior High Auditorium, 500 NE Main St.(FREE)
Saturday, March 17, 2012, 7 p.m.,
Clark College, Foster Auditorium,1933 Fort Vancouver Way, Vancouver, WA (FREE)
Sunday, March 18th, 2012, 10 a.m.,
Monday, March 19, 2012, 6:30 p.m.,Grace Memorial Episcopal Church, 1535 NE 17th Avenue (FREE)
Elsie Stuhr Center, 5550 SW Hall Blvd. (FREE)
Thursday, March 22, 2012, 7 p.m.,
The Aladdin Theater, 3017 SE Milwaukie ($15 all tickets, available at ticketmaster.com
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Sue Arbuthnot & Richard Wilhelm 'Amber Waves & Checkered Flags'
Dmae Roberts talks with Sue Arbuthnot and Richard Wilhelm of Hare In The Gate Productions about their film Amber Waves & Checkered Flags.
One day the filmmakers drove by a sign for Lind, pop. 500, with a rustic sign inviting, "Welcome to Lind! Drop in—Mt. St. Helens did!" They found there the annual Lind Combine Demolition Derby. IN June 2003, they started working on their documentary Amber Waves & Checkered Flag to film the Derby. This extreme sport's purpose is to bolster a struggling town and a multi-generational way of life. They decided to follow two young men—Josh Knodel and Matt Miller—who aspired to win the derby and to carry on the family traditions of producing abundant wheat and supporting their community.
About the Film:
For eight years, Amber Waves & Checkered Flags follows two childhood best friends,whose quest to win an offbeat, hilarious, extreme sport parallels the struggle for existence facing family farms and rural towns.
June—Eastern Washington's austerely beautiful farmland—Josh Knodel, 18, eagerly awaits his first chance to compete in Lind's annual Combine Demolition Derby. Josh and Matt Miller, 17, prepare JAWS, a hulking, out-of-retirement 6602 John Deere combine, for battle. Josh doesn't know that his biggest fight—his bid to carry on the three-generation family farm—will put him to an even tougher test.
About the Filmmakers:
Sue Arbuthnot is an independent filmmaker whose films span themes of social change through community building and sustainability, diversity, historic and cultural preservation. She has begun exploring a series of narrative non-fiction works around the relationships between neurology, illness, and behavior. She received the 1990 Pacific Pioneer Fund grant and a 2010 Oregon Arts Commission's Media Arts Fellowship. She began teaching film and video at the Northwest Film Center's Young Filmmaker Program in 1995. Since 2008, Sue has been teaching in the NWFC's Adult Certificate Program. She has taught and mentored students at the Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation Burns Paiute Reservation, Spokane Indian Reservation, and Yakama Nation. She was recently elected to the Board of Directors of Portland's Women in Film.
Richard Wilhelm draws from his life-long work in photography, art, design, and education to inspire and challenge his work in film. He earned his BFA in visual design and photography from the University of Oregon, and established a design studio in Seattle, which he directed for 14 years, until partnering with Sue Arbuthnot at Hare in the Gate Productions in 1999. Together they've produced dozens of films, from 60-second pieces to feature documentaries. Since 2006, Richard has developed and installed permanent, multimedia interpretive exhibits. Richard has taught photography and graphic design at the university level including more than 50 photography workshops exploring relationships between people and environments.
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Only Ghosts Storytelling Percussion Performance
Dmae Roberts features a poetry/percussion performance of Only Ghosts by Carrie-Ann Tkaczyk. This is a original retelling of Tkacyk's novel set set during the democratic revolution in Nepal. Performers include the Tkacyk and poet A. Molotkov, Bruce Bartlett, Charlie Kersch, Ragon Linde, and Prasanna Dhoj Pradhan.
In the sultry jungles of Nepal, modern and ancient desires beat. When a stranger comes to Batuwaa, the mystic and the modern clash. Voices, percussion music, and story meld into the pulse of a mysterious pool, Bhoot Pool: the place the villagers of Batuwaa fear; the place the forbidden are free to love.
Carrie-Ann Tkaczyk experienced Nepal's democratic movement while serving as a Peace Corpsvolunteer in the early 1990's, the time period of this story. Her writing about Nepal has won Best Short Story at Third Goal, is in the magazine ECS Nepal,and is online in Peace Corps' Digital Library. A founding member of the writers' group, The Guttery, her latest project is a performance of Only Ghosts with Portland musicians and Guttery poets. Some of her public readings are featured at the Pacific Northwest College of Art's Whitman Project, The Oregon Literary Review, Show and Tell Gallery, and Love Outlives Us.
Kalirati Productions presents Only Ghosts for two performanes only on February 25 4:30 and 7:00 at Hipbone Studios 847 E. BURNSIDE, #104 in PORTLAND.
Tickets are $6 to $10 and available at Brownpaper tickets or the show's website: https://sites.google.com/site/seeonlyghosts/
Masks for the production were made by students at the Nepali school, Educational Environment Boarding School. Proceeds will benefit this school.
Also a the end of the show, Dmae plays a piece from her audio vault. Listen to First Love produced in 1986.
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Two Theater Veterans and Icons
Dmae Roberts talks with Allen Nause, artistic director of Artists Repertory Theatre and Paul Nicholson, executive director of the Oregon Shakespeare Festival. Both men are theatre icons contributing decades to their theatre companies. Nause is retiring from Artists Rep after the 2013 season and this is Nicholson's final season at OSF. We'll hear about this year's season of plays and talk about their artistic legacies.
(Featured left: (L-R)Beth Harper,Richard Emore, Jason Glick, Val Landrum, Danielle Purdy credit: Owen Carey)
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Allen Nause is directing Circle Mirror Transformation by Annie Baker, winner of the 2009 Obie award. This sharp, funny and insightful play chronicles five people who take an adult creative drama class at a small-town community center. In six weeks they play theater games and do exercises that lead them to discover truths about themselves.
Allen Nause has been Artists Repertory Theatre's Artistic Director since 1988. He has performed in many plays at Artists Rep including: Frankie and Johnny in the Claire De Lune, Breaking The Code, Art, The Drawer Boy, Death Of A Salesman, Blackbird, Vanya and most recentlyNo Man's Land.
Circle Mirror Transformation by Annie Baker and directed by Allen Nause. The play features Beth Harper, Richard Elmore, Jason Glick, Val Landrum, and Danielle Purdy.
The show runs through March 11 Wednesday through Sunday at 7:30pm, Sunday at 2pm, Wednesday matinee at 11am on Feb. 29 at Artists Repertory Theatre - Alder Stage (16thand Alder St.) For more info call 503.241.1278 or visit www.artistsrep.org.
And then in the second part of the show the Tony Award–winning Oregon Shakespeare Festival's 2012 preview performances begin February 17, opening a season dedicated to Executive Director Paul Nicholson, who is retiring at the end of the season after 33 years at OSF. Nicholson became executive director in November 1995. He joined the Festival in 1980, serving as general manager for 16 years.
The season opens February 24 with Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet and runs through November 4.
The timeless tragedy of Romeo and Juliet comes once again to OSF's stage. The star-crossed lovers and their feuding families are set in the late 1840s Alta California—a period of California history rich with the culture of the Spanish-speaking Californios.
Other shows opening soon include:
The White Snake adapted from the ancient Chinese fable by Mary Zimmerman. In this beloved Chinese legend, a snake spirit disguised as a beautiful woman falls in love with a young scholar. White Snake keeps her true identity secret from him, but a disapprov ing monk persists in unmasking her. Staged by Tony Award-winning director Mary Zimmerman, this is sure to be a not-to-be-missed production.
Seagull (February 23-June 22) by Anton Chekhov and adapted by Libby AppeOSF's Artistic Director Emerita Libby Appel continues her life-long passion and relationship with Chekhov and both adapts and directs this humorous, heartbreaking and achingly human story set in 19th century Russia.
Animal Crackers(February 19 – November 4) Book by George S. Kaufman & Morrie Ryskind; Music and lyrics by Bert Kalmar & Harry Ruby. Allison Narver directs this raucous 1930s vaudevillian musical farce made famous by the Marx Brothers—and yes, it will be funny!
Shakespeare offerings later this season include Troilus and Cressida, the final episode in the saga of Prince Hal in Henry V and As You Like It and a world premiere adaptation The Very Merry Wives of Windsor, Iowa, based on Shakespeare's play.
The fourth show to open in the Angus Bowmer Theatre will be the three-ring tour de force, Medea/Macbeth/Cinderella, adapted by Bill Rauch and Tracy Young from the plays by Euripides, Shakespeare and Rodgers and Hammerstein. The final show to open in the Bowmer is a world premiere play by Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Robert Schenkkan, All the Way. Part of American Revolutions: the United States History Cycle, the play looks at the tumultuous first year of Lyndon Baines Johnson's presidency.
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35 Years of Portland International Film Festival
Dmae Roberts talks with Bill Foster, executive director of NW Film Center about the 35th annual Portland International Film Festival. This year PIFF showcases 140 films — 93 features and 46 short films — from 36 different countries. We'll get a sneak peek and best picks so tune in! Become a member or renew your membership and get a pair of tickets to the festival!
TUNE IN AND CALL 503-232-8818 OR 877-500-5266 AND PICK UP SOME PIFF THANK YOU GIFTS: A PAIR OF TICKETS TO THE FESTIVAL FOR $60! Just call in or become a member online!
The NW Film Center celebrates its 40th anniversary year as an organization. This year's PIFF line-up includes documentaries, family friendly films, PIFF After Dark and an early look at 11 of this year'sOscar nominees.
The full PIFF Program, tickets, and more are available at http://festivals.nwfilm.org/piff35/.
Tickets are available by phone (503-276-4310) or in person at the Film Center's Advance Ticket Outlet, located in the lobby of the Portland Art Museum's Mark Building at 1119 SW Park Avenue, open daily from 12-6 p.m. February 1-25. Online tickets are available anytime at http://festivals.nwfilm.org/piff35/.
Some of the films Dmae will showcase are:
Unfinished Spaces — an historical documentary about three architects who in 1961 attempted to create three arts buildings in Cuba at Fidel Castro's invitation. 40 years later the buildings remain unfinished and decaying. This film chronicles of what changed in Cuba that made it impossible for the buildings to be completed.
Pink Ribbons, Inc. — an Canadian investigative documentary about the commercialization and breast cancer industry, especially timely now because of the recent Susan G. Komen Foundation controversy. (see photo above left)
Where Are You Taking Me? — Kimi Takesue lyrical and beautifully photographed travelogue in Uganda without narration and very little dialogue that presents everyday life of a country healing from a war-torn, violent history.
Almanya — a family comedy/drama about a Turkish worker who makes a life for himself in Germany.
The Fairy — a whimsical French film about a hotel worker falls in love with woman who claims to be a fairy who grants him three wishes.
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Sex Trafficking & Fairy Tales
Dmae Roberts presents a 'Making Change' feature story of the women behindStories: From Survivors of the Sex Trade, a performance produced by Lunacy Stageworks. And in the second part of the show, we'll hear about The Tripping Point, an exhibition of fairytale installations at Shaking The Tree Theatre.
As part of this year's Fertile Ground Festival of New Works, Lunacy Stageworks produces another important story providing a hard-to-come by connection; this time to the reality of what women endure through their stories from the front lines of Portland's sex trade.
The biggest misconception about prostitution is that it is a choice, acknowledges Jeri Sundvall-Williams, Neighborhood Program coordinator at City of Portland. In reality most of these girls are forced into it, sometimes even sold into it by a parent. Ms. Williams and Rachel Indigo Cerise Baum tell their stories of exploitation as young girls, survival, and growth as women.
As their stories unfold, audiences' perceptions of prostitution are forever changed, bringing about awareness and a call to action. Last year, Lunacy Stageworks also participated in Fertile Ground with Stories: from the Streets, a collection of readings written and performed by people who had experienced homelessness.
Show Times:
Directed by: Ann Singer
Venue: Sellwood Masonic Temple | 7126 SE Milwaukie Ave.
Festival Dates: Jan. 27th, 28th 8:00-9:oo PM
Reception following performance on 28th by Artemis Foods
Tickets $7 advance; $10 door | 503.205.0715
Jeri Sundvall-Williams
Jeri Williams is a Neighborhood Program Coordinator for the Office of Neighborhood Involvement for the City of Portland. She manages the Diversity and Civic Leadership program which funds Communities of Color and Immigrant Refugee communities to train their constituencies on Civic Engagement with the City of Portland.
She is a survivor of prostitution, gangs and drugs endured for over 20 years, and she has been a community activist in Portland for the last 15 years. Jeri organizes and conducts public presentations on issues of environmental justice (EJ), poverty, peace, domestic violence and many other topics of social justice. Throughout her career, she has trained hundreds of community leaders and advocates, and she serves on several boards, task forces and grant making committees.
Sundvall-Williams dedicates her free time to work with victims of human trafficking, sustainability, community organizing and environmental justice. She also devotes time to public speaking at colleges and conferences on many issues as well as organizing events. She believes that the right kind of investment makes change for anyone, as it did for her.
Rachel Indigo Cerise Baum
An out, proud, LGBTQI senior advocate, writer, artist, Rachel is currently a Resident Property Manager at the Housing Authority of Clackamas County. As a former volunteer and subsequent senior program coordinator for Elder Resource Alliance(ERA), of Portland Oregon, Cerise Baum worked directly with and for hundreds of LGBTQI seniors for 7 years.
Cerise Baum seeded the concept and launched Portland Oregon's "Gay and Gray," wellness + resource fair. She also worked with interns and volunteers to launch Portland Oregon's first and only culturally specific "Loaves and Fishes" mealsite, and a "Volunteers in Emotional Well Being of Seniors," support group for LGBTQI elders. Cerise Baum provided diversity training about unique needs and concerns of LGBTQI seniors for in excess of 1500 students and professionals.
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Susan Mach and Claire Willett
Dmae Roberts talks with playwrights Susan Mach, and Claire Willett. Oregon Book Award-winner Susan Mach's A Noble Failure is the winner of CoHo Productions' NEWxNW Playwrighting Competition. Artist's Reperatory Theater presents a staged reading of Willett's Dear Galileo, both as part of the Fertile Ground Festival of New Works.
Susan Mach's A Noble Failure is about what happens when a public school gets co-opted by a private for-profit company. The genesis of the play began with the creation of the character Rosalyn, a lifelong teacher who never imagined herself as anything else. She is trying to keep a young Russian immigrant, Ivan, in school after he gets in trouble for tagging the library and destroying a trophy case. Rosalyn is an English teacher modeled after influential instructors of Mach's.
Much of the play is a response to the current broken public school system. It speaks to how career teachers are being maligned and demonized in the media for economic and social ills beyond their control, and how public schools are being shut down in record numbers, replaced by privately owned charter schools that often cherry-pick students, disregarding those with low incomes and/or learning disabilities.
Claire Willett's Dear Galileo looks at three women in three different times who wrestle with their identity, the conflict between science and religion, and what it means to be their fathers' daughters. In Renaissance Italy, Celeste Galilei lives under house arrest with her elderly father Galileo, the disgraced astronomer who wants to defy the Pope yet again by publishing one last book.
In a small town in Texas, creationist author and TV pundit Robert Snow is at a loss when his 10-year-old daughter Haley's newfound passion for science begins to pull her away from the Biblical teachings of her upbringing. And in Swift Trail Junction, Arizona, home of the Vatican Observatory's U.S. outpost, New York sculptor Cassie Willows arrives to find that her estranged father, world-renowned astrophysicist Jasper Willows, has gone missing. As the three stories move toward their point of convergence, the destinies of each become inextricably bound with the others, linked through time by love, family, grief, faith and the search for identity.
Show Times:A Noble Failure by Susan Mach
Directed by Erin Lucas
Venue: CoHo Theater
Festival Dates: Sunday, January 22 – 2:00pm, Sunday, January 29 – 7:30pm
Tickets are Pay-What-You-Will | 503.205.0715
Dear Galileo by Claire WillettDirected by Stephanie MulliganVenue: Artists Repertory Theatre, Morrison Stage, 1515 SW Morrison, Portland OR 97205Festival Dates: Jan 21 @ 2pm; Jan 23 @ 7:30pmTickets: Pay What You Will; $10 suggested donation | 503.241.1278
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auGi & Slash Coleman "Big Plastic Heroes"
Dmae Roberts talks with Portland comedian, musician and Fertile Ground/Second City alum auGi and award-winning PBS writer Slash Coleman about Big Plastic Heroes– Warning: Trying to be Your Idol is Dangerous.
Hear some great stories from their monologues and auGi promises to sing live! The production is being presented as part of the Fertile Ground Festival of New Works 2012.
Set against the backdrop of two small towns in the 1980s, the show, which starts January 21st with six shows and runs through February 4, features two autobiographical solo-performances that highlight what bad things can happen when oddball teen boys try to be their action-hero idols.
Growing up in a tiny Michigan town surrounded by endless cornfields isn't exactly the life of an action hero. auGi reveals how he and a group of oddball friends formed a fantasy commando squad with very real consequences. This funny, humbling, true-life story proves that being yourself is all the adventure you need.
Bicentennial fever finds Slash Coleman, creator of the PBS special, revealing the story of his eccentric family, his obsession with Evel Knievel, and a crush on his third-grade teacher that lands him in the hospital.
Each night also includes appearances by two Portland storytellers who will tell their own 10-minute "misplaced hero" story. Local stortytellers include: Stacey Hallal, Meg Worden, Ry Stroud, Andrew Bynum, Jimmy Radosta, Karol Collymore, Cory Huff, Meagan Kate, Penny Walter and Molly Norton.
Performance dates: Jan 21, 26, 27, 28; February 3, 4 at 7:30 pm
Venue: The Sanctuary at Sandy Plaza which is located at 1785 NE Sandy Blvd Portland, OR 97232
Tickets: $15 – $17.50; www.BigPlasticHeroes.com or call (804) 353-3799.
Limited reserved seating available. Advance tickets are recommended.
auGi – Performer/Playwright/Producer
Called "…a brilliant funnyman" by the Producer of The Late Late Show with Craig Kilborn andEntertainment Tonight, auGi created, wrote, produced, and performed in hundreds of shows at both The Second City and the world famous Improv in Hollywood, was a regular feature on "The Best of the Worst" on NBC's Last Comic Standing, and appeared on Comedy Central and E! auGi co-wrote and starred in his autobiographical solo show, SexyNurd: Rockstar Trapped in a Nurd's Body, which played to sold-out audiences during both the 2010 Fertile Ground and Singlehandedly festivals, was a Willamette Week pick.
Slash – Performer/Playwright
WGBH Boston says, "Slash has the power to change the way people think." Best known for his PBS special and Off-Broadway one man show, The Neon Man and Me, Slash's most recent performances include shows at The International Storytelling Center, The National Storytelling Festival, and Pete Seeger's Clearwater Festival. He's also a blogger for Psychology Today and a regular contributor to Storytelling Magazine.
Coleman lived in southeast Portland from 1997 – 2001, and worked as a visual artist, an educator and a performing artist. His production company About Vision Entertainment, created with Stash Tea CEO Tom Lisicki, which produced over a dozen multidisciplinary products with ties to the city, was based in Portland until 2004. Slash currently lives in New York City where he continues to write and develop material for the stage, film and TV.
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- Year: 2012
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The Mystery of Opal Whiteley
Tues Dec. 27th at 11am on KBOO 90.7FM Dmae Roberts presents Talking With The Wind: The Mystery of Opal Whiteley, a half-hour documentary on Opal Whiteley, of a young woman from Cottage Grove, Oregon who became the center of an international controversy.
In 1920 she published a childhood diary about her time in the woods and her love of nature. The Story of Opal: The Journal of an Understanding Soul" was the #2 bestseller that year, following Sinclair Lewis' "Mainstreet." The diary became wildly popular and then was later condemned as a hoax. This led to an international controversy that drove Opal Whiteley out of the country and eventually led to her decline in mental health. To this day, Opal Whiteley and her diary remains a controversy and a mystery.
Talking With The Wind: The Mystery of Opal Whitely" was originally produced in 1988 by Dmae Roberts and Dorothy Velasco with funding from the Oregon Humanities.
The voice of young Opal was played by Laurie Robson. Music was composed and performed by John Doan. Engineering help by Ron Royer. Special thanks to the Oregon Historical Society for providing the only known recording of Opal Whiteley and to KLCC-FM …
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- Title: The Story of Opal Whiteley
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- Year: 2011
- Length: 30:00 minutes (41.23 MB)
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Robin Lane of Do Jump & Erin Leddy of Hand2Mouth
Tuesday Nov. 22nd 11am on Stage & Studio, Dmae Roberts visits with Robin Lane, the Founder and Artistic Director of Do Jump! Extremely Physical Theatre. This holiday season, Do Jump! presents their new holiday show, Ahhh HA!
Dmae will also feature a piece from Hand2Mouth ensemble member Erin Leddy, highlighting her return to Portland after touring to Seattle and New Orleans with "My Mind Is Like An Open Meadow." The show won five Portland Drammy awards including Outstanding Production of 2010-11.
Robin Lane & Do Jump!
For over one-third of a century, Founder and Artistic Director Robin Lane has led the Do Jump! "actorbats" in creating a unique blend of theatre, dance, aerial work, acrobatics, dynamic visuals and live music that defies categorization. Celebrating both individual creativity and community spirit, Do Jump! has thrilled audiences throughout North America.
Robin Lane is the recipient of the RACC Individual Artist Fellowship in Performing Arts 2010. Lane's work is accessible to audiences of all ages -- playful, poetic and profoundly humorous, and has toured the United States and Canada for nearly three decades. She has taught generations of children and teachers acro-aerial and ensemble performance through the Do Jump! school and youth company.
Debuting in 2010 as Greatest Hits for the Holidays, Ahhh HA! has been renamed, refined and hand picked to feature in the New Victory's 2012-2013 season programming. Ahhh HA! features audience favorites from over 35-years of Do Jump!'s performance history. This Holiday Show will also feature two new guest artists, Jeff George of BodyVox-2 and Kailee McMurran of SubRosa Dance Collective.
The show runs from November 26 –January 1 @ The Echo Theatre located at 1515 SE 37th Ave in Portland. Ticket prices are: $32.00 Adults/$26.00 Seniors (62 and over)/$20.00 Youth (12 and under). The box office is open Monday-Friday 10am-4pm. Buy tickets online atdojump.org, or for more informations, contact the Box Office at 503-231-1232.
Erin Leddy - "My Mind is Like an Open Meadow"
For the last 8 years, Erin has been a Company Member of Hand2Mouth Theatre, creating, performing and touring new theatre. In 2001, she lived with her grandmother for a year and recorded her memoirs. These tapes form the bones for this solo performance: a meditation on consciousness, memory and things passed down through generations. "My Mind Is Like An Open Meadow" exists in a strange control station of the mind where stories, songs and dances appear and vanish, conveying the inner life of both Erin and her grandmother.
"My Mind Is like An Open Meadow" is directed by Hand2Mouth Artistic Director Jonathan Walters. Together Walters, Leddy and collaborators Chris Kuhl, Ash Black Bufflo, Holcombe Waller and Jane Paik craft a sonic and visual world where memory overcomes the live performance and the two realms begin to blur into an elegant mixture of lighting, pre‐recorded voice, music, dance and scenery.
It runs from December 1 - 11: Thursday - Sunday at 8pm and December 10 and 11 at 2pm at Ethos at IFCC/5340 N Interstate Ave. Tickets are $12-18. Find more information at: hand2mouththeatre.org
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- Year: 2011
- Length: 26:55 minutes (24.66 MB)
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The Prologue of John's Gospel
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The Lamb of God
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Israel Rejects the Gospel
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In this section Dr. Sproul discusses that John only mentions Mary coming to give attention to the body of Jesus and explains how we know there were more than just Mary from the text. He goes on to explain other seeming inconsistencies between John's gospel and the others. Dr. Sproul … Listen
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Imagine Captain Edward Smith of the Titanic summoning his pursers to the wheelhouse after his ill-fated ship struck the iceberg.
"Quickly gentlemen!" he shouts. "Rearrange the deck chairs. Perhaps no one will notice!"
That's the feeling one gets aboard the USS Detroit, with Skipper Dave at the helm. Bing was AWOL last week, on shore leave apparently.
He left command of the sinking ship to the deputy mayor. No that's not correct. There is no deputy mayor.
He left command to the chief operating officer then. Not that's not right either. There is no chief operating officer. Nor is there a chief administrative officer. Nor a director of public safety. The chief of police is a short-timer. So, in fact, is the mayor himself.
But that didn't stop Hizzoner from holding yet another gaseous press conference when he got back from his five-day cruise announcing yet another initiative to bolster public safety. I couldn't make it. I had to pick up my dry cleaning.
Anyhow, this one is called Detroit One – in short, the Detroit police working with federal, state and local law enforcement agencies will flood the zone of crime hotspots, arrest bad guys with guns and have the feds prosecute them. Sounds a lot like a bunch of other initiatives I've heard from the city hall bunker over the last year.
Just off the top of my head there was Operation 48205 and Operation Hemingway IV; there have been police restructuring's up the wazoo including 12-hour shifts and Operation Inside/Out, described as an attempt to get the doughnut eaters off the desks and back into patrol cars. None of these had any appreciable effect on crime.
To date there have been 70 homicides in Detroit. Last year at this time there were 73. A statistical dead heat.
What junior officers tell me is simple: the plan is garbage. What the department needs, they say, is a complete management overhaul. There is no computer generated statistical analysis. No citywide gun squad. We have extra officers assigned to homicide who have not received homicide training. In short there is no proactive policing strategy designed to prevent crime, only half-baked plans to respond to it.
Equipment? Stop by any of the city's service yards and you will see dozens of broken down police cars. (Play the video in the player on the upper right side of this page to see cell phone video of from one of the lots housing the broken down cars.)
Hang out on the city streets and you will often see as few as three squad cars working a precinct. Officers spend two hours of their shifts back at the station houses typing out reports because they can't do it from their cars.
Operation Blah Blah Blah. I suppose Bing has to justify his salary somehow to Kevyn Orr, the new emergency manager who will inherit the city on March 28th. Orr says public safety is his number one priority. If that's true, he should not follow the mayor's broken compass. He should bring in outsiders. He should reach down into the ranks where there a plenty of committed, dedicated and educated officers in the DPD who aren't politically connected.
If he doesn't, brace yourself for another game of musical deck chairs and head for the life boats.
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I have been using the rings for 2 months and have not had a ring break, I do wish they would sell the rings outside of the kit.
I have used the bottles since my 14 month old was 9 months old. The rings on the bottles began to break about 3 months ago (4 months worth of use). Medela's pump is wonderful and I have not had any problems at all with it, however, the rings are not able to be bought alone, so I have to buy the whole accessory kit just to obtain the rings. NOT GOOD. She also is dropping them from her highchair or in store carts. At least possibly sell just the rings so I don't have tons of parts that I don't need.
All my rings broke with just a drop, but Medela customer service was friendly and prompt and replaced them for me. Product needs improvement, but customer service was excellent.
My daughter is only a few weeks old so I have not had the problem of rings breaking. However I have had the problem of collars breaking and/or the family dog eating them. I am down to very few rings with many bottles. It would be a huge help if Medela would offer the rings separate from the kit. It gets to be a pain to locate the few rings I have to get a bottle ready.
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I love Medela bottles and have used them for all three of my babies. However, after the third experience of collars constantly breaking, I'm done. My fourth will not be using all the Medela bottles I have accumulated. If it was just the inconvenience of replacing the collars, I could handle that. But that Medela makes it so expensive and/or doesn't just allow us to buy the collars alone is ridiculous. By now, they must know it's an issue. The complaints over the collars are all over the web.
Naturally, I've had the same problem with the rings and I'm now on my second replacement pack. What I don't understand is why Medela has not responded to a problem that was identified by many different consumers over a year ago and ON THEIR OWN SITE. Medela, please offer just the rings at a fair price, so we brand advocates can raise the level of our ratings.
We have purchased several sets of bottles just because the rings break! I love my Medela pump, but may discontinue use of the bottles because of this issue. My son drops his bottle from the high chair and the rings are done.
I just purchased this set 2 weeks ago and all the rings have broken!!! I am beyond frustrated with this product as this is not the first time i have replaced the rings! Medela your pumps are great, however, your rings are less than adequate!!! I am done with Medela bottles and will definitely tell all my friends the same thing!!!
These rings ARE terrible! We've gone through at least 20, half of them in the past few months. Granted, I'm trying to teach my 1yo not to drop her bottle, but that is obviously not a practical solution. I think the rings may be too hard, and therefore brittle. We have had a cracked one literally on the first use at least once! They should absolutely be available for sale separately, and at a reasonable price since the value is so lacking. I have had no need for the other "spare parts" that come in this kit, with the exception of a few caps. I think we are done with these bottles for good at this point!
Just like all the other reviews say, the rings break! It would even be one thing if Medela sold JUST the rings, but you have to buy ALL of the stuff that goes with it...the caps, nipples, the little disks that go inside. FRUSTRATING. I would give it NO stars, but that's not an option. Like other people have said, the pump is FANTASTIC! The only real problem are the rings. When my baby drops his bottle, there's milk all over the floor, and we're down another ring.
I have my 4 month old in daycare, and it is already twice that these rings crack WHEN THEY ARE BEING WASHED!!! No dropping, washing! It is frustrating when you just spend 40 dollars + on bottle sets and the rings break. I love my breast pump and being a full time working mommy I love buying items that make pumping simple, but these rings are driving me up the wall.
I have a 4 month old baby, I only use one bottle a day but like to have several ready just in case but the rings are not good, I will like to have easy acces at my local stores, I agree Better quality is needed
I agree! I started with 10 and am now down to 3. It's also a pain because they don't sell just the rings in a lot of stores. Just bought a 4 dollar bottle set and no cracks yet, but plenty of drops from my baby.
I want rings that don't break on the first drop from the high chair. It's just a simple drop, not a slam-dunk, and onto linoleum. I have probably 8 rings and only two that are still uncracked. And when they crack, they leak. Please make stronger or metal rings!


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WASHINGTON, D.C. – National Republican Congressional Committee Chairman Greg Walden (R-OR) released the following statement this evening following Vance McAllister's election to the United States House of Representatives as the Representative-elect for Louisiana's 5th District:
"Congratulations are in order tonight for Representative-elect Vance McAllister following his victory in Louisiana's 5th District special election. A self-made businessman and Louisiana native, Vance's priorities of fiscal responsibility and accountability will be an excellent addition to Louisiana's delegation here in the Washington. As a veteran, it's clear that Vance is committed to fighting for our country and for the principles that we hold dear. I know that Vance will continue Rodney Alexander's record of fighting for commonsense policies and strong fiscal discipline here in Washington. I look forward to working with Vance as we fight back against ObamaCare and this Administration's expensive, big-government, tax and spend policies."
Louisiana GOP Chairman Roger Villere extended congratulations to Congressman-elect Vance McAllister Saturday evening as voters from the Fifth Congressional District elected McAllister to replace retiring Congressman Rodney Alexander. "I would like to extend my sincerest congratulations to Vance McAllister for his victory tonight to become the next Congressman representing Louisiana's Fifth Congressional District," Villere said. "This has been a hard fought race and I commend Neil Riser for his willingness to serve the people of Louisiana. We look forward to continuing to work with Senator Riser as he fights for conservative values in Baton Rouge." "It is clear that the people of the Fifth Congressional District rejected the extreme policies of the state and national Democrat party. Once again, the voters of the Fifth Congressional District have decided to send a conservative Republican to represent them in the nation's capitol." "Mary Landrieu should take special notice of the results of this election. This race proves that Louisianians want leaders who will shake up the liberal establishment in Washington," Villere stated.


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