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theater & performanceCOASTER THEATER SUMMER REPWinston Laszlo and Patrick Lathrop in Irma Vepphoto: George VetterDirect from thePeople’s Republic of ChinaThe Shangri-La Chinese AcrobatsOn their 32nd North American Theater Tour, The Shangri-La ChineseAcrobats return to the Liberty Theater. Chinese acrobatics, balancingfeats, martial arts displays, and much more - a truly Oriental spectacularand a show for all ages, the grace and precision of the acrobats are thetriumph of years of dedicated training and discipline. Chinese acrobaticsare, in fact, more than just a series of stunts. Most of these acts clearlydemonstrate the achievement of perfection through finding harmony betweenmind and body - an ancient concept in the Orient. The art has beenformed by centuries of tradition.Sunday, October 9, 7pm. $15 - $25. Tickets are available at the LibertyTheater Box Office. 503.325.5922 Ext. 55. Open Tues-Sat. 2-5:30 pmand 2 hours before curtain. ASK ABOUT OUR SPECIAL FAMILY ANDGROUP DISCOUNTS.Manacrest Manor House, on themoors, some time in the 19th Century, 2actors, numerous characters, an Egyptiancrypt, a mummy case . . . quick changes . .. parody, vaudeville farce, melodrama . . .lightning fast sleight-of-hand . . . vampiresand werewolves!This side splitting gothic spoof will haveyou rolling in the aisles. Ludlam has written aWuthering Heights of hilarity!The Mystery of Irma Vep playsthrough Oct. 15. Selected datesWednesdays – Sundays. Check the SummerRep schedule at www.coastertheater.com.UP NEXT AT THE COASTER: Irving Berlin’sAnnie Get Your GunNovember 18 – December 30Irving Berlin’s Classic musical is anAmerican treasure presented for thefirst time on the Coaster stage!AUDITIONSCoaster Theater 2012 SeasonThe Gin Game by D.L. Coburn opens the Coaster’s 2012season, playing the month of February. On the porch of an oldfolks home, senior citizen Weller Martin meets fellow resident,Fonsia Dorsey and teaches her the game of Gin Rummy. Overa deck of cards, these two lonely, quirky people exchangeopinions of society, families and the indignities of growing old.Julie Akers directs.There are roles for one male and one female, age 50s-70s. Auditions are Sunday, October 9 from 2:00 - 4:00 pmand from 6:00 - 8:00 pm with callbacks Monday evening, Oct.10. If you’ve a conflict with these dates or times and wouldlike to be considered, please call 503-436-0609 to makeother arrangements.ASOC Winter Musical Melodrama ProductionThe Astor Street Opry Company is seeking performers of allages for THthe 5th Annual Original Holiday Musical MelodramaSCROOGED IN ASTORIA with performances from Dec. 2nd to17th at the ASOC Playhouse 129 West Bond Street UniontownAstoria.This show combines the traditional story of “Scrooge” withour characters from SHANGHAIED IN ASTORIA only in thefuture. A great way to learn the ropes of community theatrewhile having a good time celebrating the holiday traditions!Auditions held Saturday Noon to 2pm Oct.15 and Sunday Oct.16 - 6pm to 8pm at the Playhouse for this fun family holidayshow! Rehearsals begin October 18 -7pm to 9pm.Parts for over 26 performers including: men, women andkids (ages 12 and older) to be a part of this delightful Christmastime tradition. No preparation or experience is necessary.All levels of experience welcome!ASOC also announces the return of the SCROOGE CHOIRwhich will be performing traditional chorals for special performancesduring the holiday season. This is a fun and relaxedgroup, no experience or training is needed, just the desire tosing Christmas Tunes!If interested please call 503-325-6104 for more info orcheck out our website at www.astorstreetoprycompany.comThe Riverbend Players are proud to presenttheir Fall 2011 production, BEYOND MCGEEAND MCGREW, AN EVENING WITH ROBERT W.SERVICE. Those who are familiar with Robert W.Service’s poetry will recognize such works as TheCremation of Sam McGee and The Law of theYukon. Longtime Service fan, Bob La Torre, hasadapted these and several other poems to beread and acted by the Riverbend Players.Service was a master teller of tales, as wellas an artist with rhythmic language. His poemsare always fun to read, but are especially enjoyablewhen presented orally. Riverbend Playerswill perform early Yukon works, from the bawdybarrooms of Dawson City to the frigid trails ofthe Northern wilderness. Also to be presented,several pieces from his lengthy post-Gold Rushwriting career, featuring moving war poems,Seaside’s Got Talent!Is the next Susan Boyle going to be one of our own North Coastresidents?Find out on Saturday, October 22, at the Seaside’s Got Talent!show at the Seaside Civic & Convention Center, 415 FirstAvenue.Sponsored by the Seaside Chamber of Commerce, doorsopen at 6:30pm, show begins at 7pm. Public admission is free.Beyond McGee and McGrewAn Evening with Robert Servicesardonic social commentary, and lightheartedlooks at every subject under the sun.Performances are Oct. 28 and 29, Nov. 4, 5,and 6 in the Riverbend Room at NCRD, 36155Ninth St. Nehalem. The evening performancesare at 7pm. The Sunday, Nov. 6 performanceis at 2 pm. Tickets are $10 and include refreshments.For more information call Jane at503-368-3901.Holgate, a veteran of more than 35 years onstage, found that in this role, his own limitationsworked in his favor. “I’d often been told that Ilooked like Lincoln. I don’t know that this wasmeant as a compliment. But in this play being alittle too tall, too skinny and too gawky suddenlybecome big assets, because those were histraits too.”“A. Lincoln” will run Friday and Saturday,October 21st and 22nd at 7:30 at the CoasterASOC presents And Then There Were None • This OctoberTen little Indian boys went out to dine, one chocked his little selfand then there were nine. Ten strangers dinning on a secludedisland, each accused of hiding terrible secrets.Then, one by one, they begin to die…..horribly! That’s right!You guessed it! ASOC takes on the most famous murder mysteryever! Agatha Christy’s master piece, Ten Little Indians, adapted tothe stage and re-titled AND THEN THEE WERE NONE by Queen ofMystery Agatha herself!The show starts out with 10 strangers, meeting on a remoteisland by invitation by a mysterious host each perceives as someonedifferent. As the crowd of various characters, such as a retiredgeneral, a surgeon, a retired police detective, a soldier of fortune,a young teacher and others gather around the evening meal only tobeaccused of terrible crimes by a ghostly voice. Shortly there after,t h e fi r s t g u e s t d i e s a n d a s i f b y s h e e r h o r r o r o f c i r c u m s t a n c e s ,Talent entrants will pay a $5 entry fee and all entry fees will beuse as prize money for the winners. In addition to prizes the topwinner will be invited to perform at the 26th Annual SeasideBarbershop Cabaret.Talents wishing to appear can register at the Chamber officeat 7 North Roosevelt, by email events@seasidechamber.com orby calling 503-738-6391. Entrants are asked to remember thatthis is a family event and all material presented must be suitablefor children.Theatre, 108 Hemlock St., Cannon Beach. Admission is$14 for adults and $8 for students. For information andreservations, call (503) 436-1242, or look online at www.coastertheate.com.one of the 10 soldier statues set upon the mantle is found broken!As the night progresses, the accusations fly as the surviving guestsbegin to die in a manner paralleling, inexorably and sometimesgrotesquely, the old nursery rhyme, “Ten Little Soldiers”.Directed by Markus Brown with Set Designer/Set Builder EdwardJames,.AND THEN THERE WERE NONE Opens Oct. 13th to 15th, 20thto 23rd & 27th to 29th Thursdays to Saturdays 7:30pm & oneSunday matinee on Oct 23rd at 2:00pm at the ASOC Playhouse129 West Bond Street Uniontown Astoria. With an opening gala onThursday October 13th featuring a fantasticTickets are $15 to 8.00. At the door, but reservations recommended.Purchase online: astorstreetoprycompany.com/503.325.6104oct11 hipfishmonthly.com18
••• music • visual arts • literarylecture • outdoor • theater•••FOOD & DRINKSeaside Kids Pancake Feed. Ticketsavailable at the door. 5 – 7pm at theNecanicum Room at the Seaside Civic &Convention Center.OUTSIDEBirding Field Trip. Hosted by Lincoln CityAudubon Society. Free, 9am at Boiler BatState Scenic Viewpoint & Rocky Creek. FMI541-992-0440Wednesday 12HAPPENINGNight of All Knowledge Team TriviaTournament. Free, 6pm at the SeasideLibrary.LECTUREAuthor Gloria Linkey. Free, 7:30pm atthe Cannon Beach History Center.Thursday 13ARTResidents’ Show & Tell. Free, 5:30– 8:30pm at the Sitka Center for Art &Ecology north of Lincoln City.LITERARYDark & Stormy Night Series. Author AnnLittlewood will read from her series of “Zoodunnits”which include “Night Kill” and “DidNot Survive.” Free, 4pm at the DriftwoodPublic Library in Lincoln City.THEATERAnd Then There Were None. Mystery.$15 and up. 7:30pm at the ASOC Playhousein Astoria.Friday 14MUSICNick Mostly. No cover, 6 – 8pm at theWet Dog Café in Astoria.Matt Meighan Trio. Americana/Blues. Nocover, 7pm at McMenamins Sand Trap inGearhart.Water Music Festival. World music andchamber music. $25, 7:30pm at HilltopAuditorium in Ilwaco, WA. http://watermusicfestival.com/water-music-festival/Wahid. Music of Turkey & North Africa.$10, 7:30pm at the Astoria Arts & MovementCenter.Vince Gill. Country/Bluegrass/Blue-eyedSoul/Country Pop. $70 - $85, 8pm atChinook Winds in Lincoln City.Franko & the Stingers. No cover, 9pm atRoadhouse 101 in Lincoln City.Much More Country. Coutry/Rock/ SouthernRock. 9pm at Chinook Winds SeafoodGrill lounge in Lincoln City.FOOD & DRINKWild Mushroom Dinner. Four courses, fivewines. 7:30pm at The Depot Restaurantin Long Beach, WA 360-642-7880 forreservations.HAPPENINGPoetry Recording Studio for All Poets.The Oregon Poetic Voices Project will havea recording studio will also set up Fridayand Saturday, Oct. 14 and 15 for membersof the community to record original poetry.Poets may read up to four poems, alsoat no expense, to be included in the OPVarchive. 4:30 – 6:30pm at the HoffmanCenter in Manzanita.Monster Truck & Mud Bogs. At the ClatsopCounty Fairgrounds near Astoria.OUTSIDEWild Mushroom Hike. Join an OregonState Park ranger for a guided hike to lookfor wild mushrooms. Dress appropriatelyand bring a basket, pocket knife andmushroom identification book if you haveone. You may also bring in mushrooms foridentification. Free, 1pm at Battery Russell,Fort Stevens State Park, Hammond.THEATERAnd Then There Were None. Mystery.$15 and up. 7:30pm at the ASOC Playhousein Astoria.The Mystery of Irma Vep. Comedy, aGothic spoof. $8 - $20, 8pm at the CoasterTheater Playhouse in Cannon Beach.Saturday 15MUSICWater Music Festival. World music andchamber music. At various locations on theLong Beach Peninsula, WA. http://watermusicfestival.com/water-music-festival/Bill Hayes. No cover, 6 – 8pm at the WetDog Café in Astoria.Wes Warmund. Jazz guitar. No cover, 6 -9pm at McKeown’s in Seaside.Drum Jam. 8pm at Wine 101 in LincolnCity.Borikuas. Latin/Caribbean Dance Music.$13, 7pm at the Bay City Arts Center.Vince Gill. Country/Bluegrass/Blue-eyedSoul/Country Pop. $70 - $85, 8pm atChinook Winds in Lincoln City.Linda Hornbuckle. Soul. No cover, 9pm atRoadhouse 101 in Lincoln City.Manic Mechanics. A ZZ Top Tribute Band.9pm at Snug Harbor Bar & Grill in LincolnCity.Much More Country. Coutry/Rock/ SouthernRock. 9pm at Chinook Winds SeafoodGrill lounge in Lincoln City.Jeremy Serwer & The Spaghetti Benders.Americana/Folk Rock/ Psychedelic.$5 cover, 9pm at the San Dune Pub inManzanita.ARTGlass Galore Art Show & Sale. 2 – 9pmat the Inn at Spanish Head in Lincoln City.CINEMANight of the Living Dead Movie night.$3, 10:30pm at the Bijou Theater inLincoln City.FOOD & DRINKCooking Class. The Whys, Ways & Usesfor Roasted Wild Mushrooms. $40, 1pm atPelicano Restaurant in Ilwaco, WA 360-642-4034 for reservations.Wine Tasting. Wines From Washington. 1– 4pm at the Cellar on 10th in Astoria.HAPPENINGFood 4 Kids Backpack Tournament. PlayBunco to help kids. Must be over 18 yearsold to play. This game is easy to learn andwe have lots of players that will help youlearn. Cost is $11.00 per person and thenwe will also be selling raffle tickets for lotsof great prizes. 6pm at the Peninsula SeniorActivity Center in Klipsan Beach, WAMonster Truck & Mud Bogs. At the ClatsopCounty Fairgrounds near Astoria.Glass Gala. 6pm at the Inn at SpanishHead in Lincoln City.Seed Exchange. Swap seeds and gardenstories. 7:30 – 9:30pm at the NetelGrange near Astoria.LECTUREColumbia River Basketry. Learn moreabout the thousand year old basketry alongthe Columbia River by basket weaver PatCourtney Gold. Baskets were importantcontainers for harvest, for trade, and forstorage. Through baskets and stories youwill discover more about the people thatcalled the Columbia River their home.Museum admission fees apply, 2:30pmat the Columbia River Maritime Museumin Astoria.LITERARYPoetry Recording Studio for All Poets.The Oregon Poetic Voices Project will havea recording studio will also set up to recordoriginal poetry. Poets may read up to fourpoems, also at no expense, to be includedin the OPV archive. 3:30 – 5:30pm at theHoffman Center in Manzanita. 503-768-8190Manzanita Writer’s Series. Jess Walterwill read from his latest novel “The FinancialLives of Poets” at the ManzanitaWriter’s Series. Local writers Open Micfollows the reading. $5, 7 – 9pm at theHoffman Center in Manzanita.Write Away in Rockaway. Featuring signings,chats with the authors and a chanceto meet with fellow book enthusiasts in thecomfortable environs of Rockaway Beach.For more information, call Rockaway BeachChamber of Commerce at 503-355-8108.9am – 6pm at Rockaway Beach City HallCivic Facility.Nye Beach Writer’s Series. Poet, Musician,and Visual Artist John Amen will readfrom his work. Q&A and Open Mis sessionfollows. $6, 7pm at the Newport VisualArts Center.OUTSIDEMysterious Mushrooms of Fort Stevens.Join an Oregon State Parks ranger to learnabout local mushrooms. Program coversregulations, uses and identification ofwild mushrooms in Oregon, followed bya short hike around the park to look forand identify mushrooms. Some of this isunder shelter and some is not, so be sureto dress for the weather. $5 parking fee,at Picnic Shelter A, Coffenbury Lake, at FtStevens State Park, Hammond.Dog Show on the Beach. All day eventson the Beach at Cannon Beach. surfsand.com/pets.aspSpecial Glass Drop. 200 glass floats &sand dollars will be placed on the beachesat Lincoln City.THEATERAnd Then There Were None. Mystery.$15 and up. 7:30pm at the ASOC Playhousein Astoria.The Mystery of Irma Vep. Comedy, aGothic spoof. $8 - $20, 8pm at the CoasterTheater Playhouse in Cannon Beach.Sunday 16MUSICWater Music Festival. World music andchamber music. Free, 2pm at HilltopAuditorium in Ilwaco, WA. http://watermusicfestival.com/water-music-festival/Scott Pemberton. Rock/Soul/Surf. Nocover. 8pm at Fort George Brewery &Public House in Astoria.Anson Krekeler. Acoustic/Blues/Funk.8:30pm at Snug Harbor Bar & Grill inLincoln City.FOOD & DRINKPancake Breakfast. All-you-can-eatfor $5, 8am – noon at the Bay City ArtsCenter.Cannon Beach American Legion Breakfast.$7 adults, $3 children under 6. 9– 11:30am at the American Legion Hall inCannon Beach.HAPPENINGDoty & Coyote. Storytelling performancewith Tom Doty. 3pm at the Bay City ArtsCenter.Annual Zombie Walk. Entry charge isone non-perishable food item for the FoodBank. 3pm at the Historic Anchor Inn inLincoln City.Annual Zombiefest Event. $15, 6:30pmat the Historic Anchor Inn in Lincoln City.LECTUREIn Their Footsteps Lecture Series. “TheAir Gun of Meriwether Lewis on Brunot’sIsland” by William K Brunot & Michael Carrick.1pm at the Netul River Room of theVisitor Center at Fort Clatsop.LITERARYWrite Away in Rockaway. 9am – 3pm atRockaway Beach City Hall Civic Facility. Formore information, call Rockaway BeachChamber of Commerce at 503-355-8108THEATERAnd Then There Were None. Mystery.$15 and up, 2pm at the ASOC Playhousein Astoria.OUTSIDESpecial Glass Drop. 200 glass floats& sand dollars will be distributed on thebeaches at Lincoln City.Monday 17FOOD & DRINKIce Cream Social. The public is invited forcake & ice cream + birthday celebration.$1 suggested donation, free if it’s yourbirthday month. 2pm at the PeninsulaSenior Activity Center in Klipsan Beach, WATuesday 18MUSICOpen Jam. Hosted by Steve Sloan.8:30pm at Snug Harbor Bar & Grill inLincoln City.Wednesday 19MUSICOpen Mic Night. All acts welcome. 5 –7pm at the Three Cups Coffeehouse inAstoria.Open Mic Night. Hosted by Ann Tierney.All levels welcome. 5 – 7pm at WheelhouseCoffee Company in Astoria.Thursday 20CINEMAAstoria International Film Festival.Admission is $3 per film at LightboxGallery and $5 per film at the LibertyTheater, $65 for all events package. goaiff.com/?wSectionID=4504Scott PembertonGuitaristIn the tradition of great guitarists,Hendrix and Dale, Portlander ScottPemberton is a sleeper. With aloyal following, Pemberton is notedfor his rock improvisations and aDirty MittensVintage PopDirty Mittens, is a pop orchestrahailing from Portland, Oregon.Described as a “Pristine slice of’60s nostalgia, filled with shufflingguitar, organ and a swinging hornsection.” And, “A tastefully vintageA Canadian who moved to NewYork, who moved to Seattle andwho has spent some time on thecoast in Cannon Beach – enoughtime for venues to ask her fordates. Montgomery has sharedstages in the music world withhard hitting musicians, writers andproducers, Her new release “TheLittle Hymn Project” (2011) ismusic.deep catalog of classics, be rock, soul or surf. Check him out withthe Scott Pemberton Super Band.Sunday, Rocktober 16, 8pmat the Fort George in Astoria. NoCoverbrand of pop music, complete withan abundance of hand claps…and enough bedroom twee towarm even the coldest of hearts!”Friday, Rocktober 21, 7pm TheSandtrap in Gearhart. No Cover.Deb MontgomeryRockthat – a collection of hymns, someoriginal, traditional and some byother comtemporary artists. Arocker who does it with an acousticguitar, a powerful and intimaterock voice.Thursday at LUSH in CB, Rocktober27, 7pm.Friday at Vinos in Manzanita,Roctober 28, 7pm.19 oct11 hipfishmonthly.com
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