If you were recently thinking of posting to CL or one of those expensive dating sites with anything remotely similar to the title of this post, STOP! Portland Center Stage is hosting a Gay Speed Dating event next week that could change your life for the better. Who knows, you could look back [...]

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Pops was known for a lot of crazy things and from the stories I’ve been told, he was a lot happier about the things he became known for after his “born again” moment. More than anyone else I’ve ever known, George John Trick immersed himself in his relationship with God; he was proud to [...]

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I have a confession to make.
I was raised in a middle class military family, guided by relatively progressive values yet revolving around a hub of 1970’s “born again” spirituality, complete with 700-club-inspired family prayer meetings and a minimum of 3 visits to 2 different churches each week. To really communicate the context, [...]

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{“Wag it and Shag it boys!” Patriarch Henry Stamper (Tobias Andersen), laid up with a broken arm, relies on his sons Hank (P.J. Sosko) and Leland (Karl Miller) to keep the family logging business afloat.}
You asked for it Portland and who are we to stand in your way? Sometimes a Great Notion has [...]

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The third and final Fade to Black party is all set to rock the Armory this coming Tuesday evening, April 8th, after the performance of Sometimes a Great Notion (which opens tonight). If the last two parties are any indication, you won’t want to miss out on this opportunity to mix it up a [...]

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