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Willamette Week The need for strong, independent local journalism is more urgent than ever. Please support the city we love by joining Friends of Willamette Week. Get Inside: Nine Things To Do While You’re Stuck at Home This Week See drag queens both famous and local, go roller skating and catch up on the TV murder mystery of the moment. IMAGE: Joseph Blake Jr. GO: Drive ‘N Drag Saves 2021 It’s not the only drag show of the week (see feature, next page), but at least this one allows in-person attendance. Drag drive-ins were one of the most novel pandemic pivots, particularly in Portland, which saw the legendary Darcelle perform at Zidell Yards and local queens entertain customers waiting for pickup orders at Shine Distillery. This tour, however, is perhaps the biggest application of the concept, with appearances by recent RuPaul’s Drag Race contestants Rosé and Gottmik, the latter being the first transgender man to ever compete on the sh ....
Updated May 10 After a year of virtual shows, Chamber Music Northwest’s Summer Festival is returning this year with some in-person concerts. The weekslong festival is the chamber music organization’s biggest event, featuring both regional and international musicians. Last year, the pandemic hit only a few months before the event was scheduled to take place. Chamber Music Northwest managed to quickly transition to a digital format, one of the first local festivals to do so. This year will be partly digital, but will also include more than a dozen in-person concerts. As usual, there’ll be a mix of classic and new commissioned works, including one in honor of artistic director emeritus David Shiffrin, who retired last year. All live shows will take place at Reed College’s Kaul Auditorium, except for two free performances by pianist Matan Porat, who’ll improvise a live score to a series of Buster Keaton movies at the University of Portland and Gresham A ....
7 things to do this week: Bulgarian folk-inspired music, Parker Quartet, and ‘Dyad Dance and Music’ Updated 10:30 AM; Virtual events still dominate the entertainment landscape around Portland, and with that in mind, we’ve curated a batch of streaming theater, dance, and classical music performances for the upcoming week. Some of the offerings are free, or low-cost and accessible to anyone with an internet connection. Broadway Rose Theatre Co. s production of The Last Five Years stars Kailey Rhodes as Cathy and Jeff Rosick as Jamie.Photo courtesy of Broadway Rose “The Last Five Years” Broadway Rose Theatre Co. mounts a livestreamed musical about a brief marriage between two young artists: a struggling actor and a literary prodigy. Music and lyrics are by Tony Award winner Jason Robert Brown. The local production will be directed by Sharon Maroney and stars Kailey Rhodes as Cathy and Jeff Rosick as Jamie. ....
West Seattle Blog… | Words, Writers and Southwest Stories: Ron Marshall: "Hunger Immortal: The First Thirty Years of the West Seattle Food Bank" westseattleblog.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from westseattleblog.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
Ron Marshall, signing his book about the West Seattle Food Bank‘s first 30 years, at the WSFB’s 30th-anniversary celebration in 2013. Though the food bank has eight more years of history since then, the role it fills remains constant: Fighting hunger – and now after its merger with the West Seattle Helpline, fighting homelessness too. This Thursday night, listen to the author – who is still on the WSFB board – tell its story, in a live online presentation, Here’s the announcement: ‘Words, Writers & Southwest Stories,’ a historically based speaker series of the Southwest Seattle Historical Society, is excited to announce that it is hosting Ron Marshall for a live Zoom presentation on Thursday, April 8 at 6:00 PM. Marshall will deliver a presentation titled, ....