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Monthly Archive for: "September, 2018"
 Don’t miss The Color Purple at Portland Center Stage
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By Judy Nedry
In Play Reviews
Posted September 27, 2018

Don’t miss The Color Purple at Portland Center Stage

The Color Purple opens with two little girls–Celie (Felicia Bosworth) and her younger sister Nettie (Danea C. Osseni)–giggling and playing a game. Flash to 14-year-old Celie holding a [...]

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 Ordinary Days–beauty and connection
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By Judy Nedry
In Play Reviews
Posted September 25, 2018

Ordinary Days–beauty and connection

Four New Yorkers in a city of eight million souls look just like any other four New Yorkers. Warren (Seth M. Renne) peddles pamphlets with upbeat sayings on a Manhattan street corner. Angry small [...]

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 September 2018 Newsletter
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By Judy Nedry
In The Writer's World
Posted September 21, 2018

September 2018 Newsletter

The State of the State Yesterday was spent on the sorting line of RR Winery. Pinot Noir grapes came in from our original vineyard on Ribbon Ridge–beautiful, plump clusters, sweeter than [...]

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By Judy Nedry
In Play Reviews
Posted September 18, 2018

Roommates face off in hilarious Ripcord!

Abby Binder (Randi Douglas) is a grouch. And it’s no secret that she doesn’t want a roommate. Never has. When she is assigned one at the senior living facility where she resides, she [...]

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By Judy Nedry
In Play Reviews
Posted September 17, 2018

Pippin–satire, music, dancing, fun!

Picture this: Eldest son graduates a good college in Padua, Italy, comes home briefly, and then decides to forsake his fortune and hit the road to find his own “extraordinary”. Sounds [...]

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By Judy Nedry
In Play Reviews
Posted September 12, 2018

A love song for Detroit

A dingy little break room in a failing Detroit automobile factory is the setting for Skeleton Crew, Dominique Morisseau‘s play about Detroit’s working class now onstage at Artists [...]

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