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PRESS FOR FOR:GIVE
"Critic's Choice" - The
Oregonian
For:Give
an ensemble created work inspired
by The Tempest
Directed by Tony Fuemmeler
Written by Cindy Williams Gutiérrez
May 1 – May 17
Thursday - Saturday @ 8 pm
Saturday, May 17 @ 2 pm
Mississippi Ballroom
833 N. Shaver - Portland, OR 97227
Located close-in and within the Mississippi Historic
Shopping District which boasts inventive boutiques and
fabulous dining. The ballroom is one door down
from Mississippi Avenue on Shaver.
PLEASE COME EARLY, on street parking.
No late seating
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Tickets
$15 - Fridays & Saturdays | Thursdays pay
what you will
FREE Student Matinee - Saturday, May 17 @ 2pm with valid
student ID | all others $5
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or call the box office
503.493.8070
Using the text of Shakespeare’s The Tempest as a point
of departure, seven women have created a piece that
interprets and explores the mythological, the
individual, the magical and the commonplace.
The work unravels themes encompassed in Shakespeare’s
play through exploring aspects like forgiveness,
enslavement and liberation, rites of passage, and the
evolution of the spirit.
For:Give seeks to inspire our community to entertain a
breadth of understanding and interpretations in
forgiveness.
SPONSORED BY
National Endowment for the
Arts
Spirit
Mountain Community Fund
Mark Giles Design &
Illustration
Olympic Mills
Commerce Center
>>SEE OUR
DONORS
ACTORS
Heather Beckett
Victoria Blake
ileana herrin
Chrissy Kelly
Sarah Dyrhaug
Diana Schultz
Allison Tigard
DESIGNERS
Costume Design - Marychris Mass
Light Design - Kathryn Ogilvie
Projection Design - Geoff Watland
Scenic Design- Jason Miranda
Sound Design- Gordon Romei
Sound Design Assistant - Samantha Curren
Stage Manager - Ricky Ramirez
Educational Outreach - Kelly Campbell
SCHOOL COLLABORATORS
DaVinci Middle School
Franklin High School
Insight Out was awarded a $5000
"Access to Artistic Excellence" grant from the National
Endowment for the Arts. These funds are dedicated to
develop and produce a multidisciplinary interpretation
of Shakespeare's The Tempest along the theme of
contemporary forgiveness.
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