10 THE CHARBONNEAU VILLAGER
August 2019
South Pacifi c’ comes to Oregon City
C
lackamas Repertory The-
atre presents Rodgers and
Hammerstein’s “South Pa-
cific,” one of America’s most
beloved musicals, Aug. 1-25 at Oster-
man Theatre on the campus of
Clackamas Community College in
Oregon City, 19600 Molalla Ave. Per-
formances take place Thursday
through Saturday at 7:30 p.m., with
2:30 p.m. matinees on Sunday.
Tickets may be purchased at
www.clackamasrep.org or by calling
503-594-6047.
Spectacular scenery will transport
audiences to a remote South Pacific is-
land of beauty and intrigue, where they
will enjoy performances by Clackamas
Rep’s talented cast of more than 30 and
a 10-piece band. The cast will perform
classics “Some Enchanted Evening,”
“This Nearly Was Mine,” “There’s
Nothing Like a Dame,” “Bali Hai,” “I’m
Gonna Wash That Man Right Out of
My Hair” and more.
Co-directed by Jayne Stevens and
Wesley Robert Hanson, the directorial
Niners
■ From Page 9
tention of Pat Tewell.
Do you live on the golf course side?
We are asking you to put something
pink on your back porch/decks to
COURTESY PHOTO
Kelly Sina, right, will play Nellie Forbush and Joshua Johnson will play Luther Billis during Clackamas Repertory Theatre’s “South Pacific.”
team behind Clackamas Rep’s 2018
smash hit production of “Annie,” the
cast includes a wide variety talent, in-
cluding an Oregon City High School
student. The production features Mi-
chael Sharon, a regional equity actor
who has worked for Portland Center
Stage, Oregon Shakespeare Festival
and Milwaukee Repertory Theatre, as the cultured Frenchman Emile de Bec.
Other cast members include Kelly Sina
as Nellie, Matthew Brown as Cable and
Kelsey Hoeffel as Bloody Mary.
To enhance the audience’s experi-
ence, Clackamas Rep will provide a pre-
show lecture on World War II and U.S./
Japan relations one hour before each
performance by Dr. Jackie Flowers, a U.S. History professor at Clackamas
Community College, and actor/director
talkbacks following the Friday night
performances on Aug. 9, 16 and 23.
For more information, contact Jayne
Stevens, assistant managing director
at Clackamas Repertory Theatre at
503-594-3914 or jayne@clackamasrep.
org.
show your support for the 180 plus
golfers expected!. A pink flower, pink
towel, streamers... Be creative. Come
out and give the groups a cheer as
they go by!
The tour of OHSU was spectacular.
We were given a private tour by Lisa
Nolen and Becca Brownlee. In the
past four years we have donated
nearly $250,000. Our monies have been designated for research. Lisa
will be speaking on behalf of OHSU
at our September tournament and
will give an update on research proj-
ects. We are giving you a heads-up
that you may be hearing about
worms and what has recently been
discovered!
Look at the wonderful coverage the
Pink Ball Tournament is receiving in The Villager! A special thank you to
Co-Editor Clara Howell. She will be
joining us at the tournament with her
camera! Remember to think pink and
wear something to catch Clara’s
attention!
We hope to see many of you at the
July 16 Mariachi Grande Scramble.
“Ja, Bobbie Christiansen, we will be
there, Ja!”
Licensed and Bonded
West Linn, Oregon
Norm Will Buy Your Car!
Isn’t convenience everything? Who has time for advertising?
Dealerships never pay up! I pay more and drive to you!
Calls Only
Please
503-657-2927
Just Call Norm at Willamette Motors
and I’ll Be Right There!