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| | Sade Tribute - Madison Rose and the Paradise Band.
Friday, June 12 @ 6:00 pm
The Paradise Band featuring rising Portland vocalist Madison Rose takes the stage with an electrifying tribute to the timeless music of Sade. With an uncanny likeness and a graceful stage presence, Madison captures the emotional depth, elegance, and mystique that define Sade's sound. Her interpretations breathe new life into beloved classics, inviting audiences into a lush, intimate atmosphere. This one-of-a-kind performance promises to awaken the "Smooth Operator" in all of us.
Bringing together some of Portland's most respected musicians, the ensemble features renowned bassist Ben Jones, keyboardist Will Caynon, veteran guitarist Ed West, legendary percussionist Bobby Torres, Cascade Blues Hall of Fame drummer Brian Foxworth, along with vocalists Lindsey Reynolds and Indonesia Foxworth. Together, they create a lush, immersive backdrop for Madison's vocals, transforming each song into a deeply felt moment. This show stands as a celebration of Portland's vibrant live music scene-an evening crafted for lovers, dreamers, and anyone drawn to the soulful magic of timeless music.
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| | MCT Presents: The Frog Prince
Saturday, July 25, 3 pm and 5:30 pm
Deep in the royal swamp, a lonely Frog retrieves a golden ball for Princess Prim in exchange for friendship and comfort. The selfish princess doesn’t want to live up to her part of the bargain and puts her royal Knights on alert. And so the trouble begins. Luckily, Frog gets some good advice from Ollie the wise old Aspen tree, the well-read Alligator, and the kindly Swamp Things. The Ducks, a busy Fly, and dancing Flamingos also come to Frog’s assistance as the Frog’s kindly servant tirelessly tries to set things right. Even the kindly Princess Proper and spunky Princess Peppy get involved and, despite the trouble caused by the mischievous Venus Fly Traps, all ends happily. Our hero becomes a Prince (formerly known as Frog) and realizes that friendships are made, not bought—and he discovers that it is not what you are but who you are that counts. | Buy Tickets |
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