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8th Annual
Twilight Tragedie:
Hamlet, Prince of Denmark
Directed by Bruce A. Hostetler
All Shows are FREE
Thursday, Friday & Saturday evenings, unless noted
Lone
Fir Cemetery in SE Portland
Entrance located near
SE 26th Ave and SE
Washington Street
June 14, 15, 16,
21, 23, 28, 29, and 30, at 7:00 pm
July 5, 6,
7*, 12, 13 and 14, at 7:00 pm
The show will be performed just west of the
Soldier's Monument at the center of the
cemetery. Please enter from SE 26th Ave. and
stay on the paved areas. For more
information on the
Lone Fir,
please visit Metro's Historic pioneer cemeteries website at
www.oregonmetro.gov/cemeteries
With special shows at:
Marylhurst University, June
22, at 6:30 pm
17600 Pacific
Highway,
Lake Oswego
On the
Knight's Green in front of the BP John Administration Bldg.
Meinig Memorial Park, Sandy, July 8, at 6:00 pm
39250 Pioneer Blvd, behind City Hall
Plus an Encore Performance!
Portland
Outdoor Shakespeare Festival, July 21, at 7:00 pm
Hosted by
Post5 Theatre,
850 NE 81st Ave., Portland
*ASL Interpreted Performance
Cast and Crew
Download the poster!
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All Shows are FREE
Saturday
and Sunday afternoons, unless noted, plus
Labor Day
Laurelhurst Park, July 28 and 29, at 3:00 pm
SE 35th Ave. and SE Oak St., near "picnic area F" in the center of
the Park
Columbia Park, Troutdale, August 4, at 6:00 pm
1900 SW Cherry Park Road, Troutdale
Lynchwood Park, August 5, at 3:00 pm
SE Haig and SE 174th, between Division and Powell
Washington Park, August 11 and
12*, at 3:00 pm
SW Washington Way, in the lower park, just North of the
Holocaust Memorial
We are NOT at the amphitheater,
but at site 2 on this
map
Gabriel Park,
August 18 and 19, at 3:00 pm
SW 45th Ave and SW Nevada Ct., past the Tennis Courts
Fernhill Park, August 25 and 26,
at 3:00 pm
NE 37th Ave & Ainsworth St, on the NE 41st Ave. side
Reed College, September 1, 2, and 3, at 3:00 pm
SE Woodstock and SE Reed College Pl., in front of Eliot Hall
*ASL Interpreted Performance
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Sister Companies:
The below are companies with whom PAE has
collaborated and continue to have an ongoing relationship.
Northwest Classical Theatre
Company - from their Web site (www.nwctc.org)
The NWCTC is dedicated to performing great plays by great
writers placing the emphasis on text and authorial intention rather than
directorial conception. By cutting back on stage pyrotechnics and
limiting our use of set and costume, we focus the attention on the word
and story that we try to tell. Our company motto is “Content over
Concept!”
Original Practice
Shakespeare Festival
- from their Web site (www.opsfest.org)
First Folio editions of Shakespeare’s plays include all the cues an
actor needs to perform his or her role without rehearsal. This
allows the truest reaction to the story as it progresses. The Ops
Fest performs using the same performance techniques as they did in
Shakespeare's own time, which means limited rehearsal, an onstage
prompter, and changing roles each performance. This lends a much
more immediate, organic, improvisational feel to the performances.
Original Practice:
because Shakespeare should be a little
dangerous
POST5 THEATRE
- from their Web site (post5theatre.com)
Through the passionate
undertaking of classical and contemporary works alike, we aim to produce
fresh, youthful, ensemble-based live theatre experiences. We feel our
community desperately deserves a new and affordable theatre outlet; we
strive to deliver just that through effervescent and energetic offerings
of “…the
play”… Free of charge.
WILLamette SHAKESPEARE
- from their Web site (www.willametteshakespeare.org)
Willamette Shakespeare is a non-profit theatre company
based in Oregon's Willamette Valley. We are dedicated to providing
classical theatre, free of charge, to audiences of all ages in Portland
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