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- Teeth of the Sons - World Prem...
The Waterbrook Studio
Friday, October 2 at 7:30pm - The Big Event
Portland Center Stage Lobby
Saturday, April 18 at 7:45pm
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Portland Mercury said: "...touches of humor, a lot of feeling, and some serious soul
searching, the play is certainly worthwhile..."
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The Re-Theatre Instrument's Teeth of the Sons offers a
The Re-Theatre Instrument Thanks to everyone who made Teeth possible, artists and audience alike. Kudos on a great show!
The Re-Theatre Instrument 4 out of 5 dentists agree. Teeth is a great show. Strangely only 2 dentists have come to see it, but they 80% liked it, so we extrapolated.
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WWeek gives some excellent props to Teeth. http://wweek.com/events/latest/performan
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STAGE BY Ben Waterhouse, CLASSICAL ETC. BY Brett Campbell, DANCE BY Kelly Clarke (kclarke@wweek.com, send events to dance@wweek.com).
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Slammin' Oregonian review for Teeth. Check it out, and then buy your ticket presto. http://www.oregonlive.com/performance/in
'Teeth of the Sons' chews over issues of family, religion and ethics | Oregon Performing Arts - - Or
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The playbill for "Teeth of the Sons," a world-premiere production by the promising young company the Re-Theatre Instrument, calls it "a family meditation on religious themes." That it is. But you needn't ...
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Video by Marty Hughley of the Oregonian: "Why You Should See Teeth of the Sons" http://www.oregonlive.com/performance/in
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Friday-Sunday, Hollywood Theatre"The Trip to Bountiful": 8 p.m. Saturday through Nov. 1, Theater! Theatre!Karl Denson's Tiny Universe: 8 p.m. Saturday, Crystal BallroomBottle Rockets: 9:30 p.m. Saturday, White Eagle SaloonGarett Brennan and the Great Salt Licks: 8 p.m. ...
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The Re-Theatre Instrument RTI kicks off 2009-2010 in style with the World Premiere of "Teeth of the Sons" - The last time Sam saw his brother Jake, they were carousing Brooklyn as one another's ultimate wing man. Years later Sam returns to Brooklyn to find the fun loving Jake has transformed into a studious born-again Jewish scholar. They will ...discover that just as the body can not live without the heart, religion can not live without the family, and redemption from the sins of the past can only come by rediscovering that which was disavowed.
A family meditation on religious themes. A broken family on the brink. Cain and Abel never had it this hard.
Time:7:30PM Friday, October 2nd
Location:The Waterbrook Studio
The Re-Theatre Instrument RTI's Upcoming Education Plans: The Re-Theatre Instrument, fresh from a successful 08-09 season of plays including adaptations of King Lear and Much Ado About Nothing, and fresh from successful workshops at Lincoln High School and Catlin Gabel would lik
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The Re-Theatre Instrument RTI & Much Ado on TV - Last night KGW's Live at 7 Program interviewed us live at Brunish on our stage. JZ did a short interview and then we excerpted the same Beatrice/Benedick scene from the Classic and the Adaptation. All in all, a great experience. St
The Re-Theatre Instrument The Willamette Week said: "...make room for Luke Norby and Jamie M. Rea’s Benedick and Beatrice, whose delightfully raunchy and passionate scenes carry the show..."
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STAGE BY Ben Waterhouse, CLASSICAL ETC. BY Brett Campbell, DANCE BY Kelly Clarke (kclarke@wweek.com, send events to dance@wweek.com).
