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	Anytown: $30.00 for Cinemark Platinum Supersaver Movie Ticket Package ($50.00 value) Full price: ($50.00 value) Our price: $30.00 for Stock up now so you have plenty of movie tickets on hand when the Summer heats up and you're in search of the perfect air conditioned retreat. With the Cinemark Platinum Supersaver Movie Ticket Package, you can enjoy new releases, independent films, family flicks or whatever strikes your fancy -- at any Cinemark Theatre location, including Cinemark, Century Theatres, Tinseltown and CinéArts. Plus, with the money you save on movie tickets, you'll have extra cash for the snack bar!
	Portland: $15.00 for "Spring Awakening" ($30.00 value) Full price: ($30.00 value) Our price: $15.00 for Spring Awakening, the winner of eight Tony Awards, including Best Musical, features, according to Entertainment Weekly, "the most gorgeous Broadway score this decade." This lush musical explores the rocky journey from adolescence to adulthood with unforgettable poignancy and passion. Based on the 1871 Expressionist play that caused a scandal in 19th-century Germany, this bold musical, with its acclaimed rock score by Duncan Sheik and Steven Sater, follows a group of teenagers as they navigate the murky waters of morality and their budding sexuality. It's a powerful celebration of youth and rebellion.
	Portland: $62.50 for Columbia Gorge Wine and Waterfalls Tour ($125.00 value) Full price: ($125.00 value) Our price: $62.50 for This six-hour naturalist-led tour will introduce you to two of the Pacific Northwest's most famous attractions: the Columbia Gorge and Oregon wines. Embarking from downtown Portland in a bio-diesel-fueled luxury Mercedes van, you'll travel along the Columbia River to the Columbia Gorge Scenic Area, home to 70 different waterfalls and abundant opportunities for splashing, hiking and snapping photos. From there, it's just a short journey to the town of Hood River and its many surrounding boutique wineries. As you sample some of the region's famous Pinot Noirs, Pinot Gris and many other varietals, your naturalist guide will explain how this region's unique climate, landscape and geologic history help give Oregon wines their unique qualities. Dress in layers as the Gorge can get chilly even in summer, and get ready to enjoy some of the most breathtaking scenery the Pacific Northwest has to offer.
	Portland: $25.00 for "Portland Challenge" ($50.00 value) Full price: ($50.00 value) Our price: $25.00 for See Portland in a whole new light and spend an entertaining and active day outdoors. This ridiculously fun Amazing Race-style scavenger hunt sends teams on a mad dash through the city to solve tricky clues, plot the best route, and race to the finish for thousands of dollars in cash and prizes. If you don't win a challenge prize, you still have a chance to be rewarded in the costume contest. Be ready to cover a lot of ground on foot and use your brain as well. To reward your efforts in the challenge, everyone is invited to the after-party at On Deck Sports Bar & Grill, featuring music, an awards ceremony, food and drink for purchase and the legendary costume contest. All participants receive a race T-shirt, entry into the festival and more.
	Portland: $20.00 for "It Ain't Nothin' But the Blues" ($44.00 value) Full price: ($44.00 value) Our price: $20.00 for This red-hot Broadway hit is a foot-stomping, high-voltage journey in song. From African chants and Delta spirituals to the urban electricity of a Chicago nightclub, from dusty backroad bluegrass to the twang of a country juke joint, it is a stirring retrospective of blues classics. Nominated for a Tony for "Best Musical," The New York Times pronounced this soulful survey of American music a "sure cure for the blues," and a "musical feast." The talented cast performs more than two dozen classic musical numbers, including "Fever," "Walkin' After Midnight" and "Let the Good Times Roll."
	Tigard: $6.00 for "Murder at Brackenfern" ($12.00 value) Full price: ($12.00 value) Our price: $6.00 for Local playwright Fred Cooprider's murder-mystery comedy Murder at Brackenfern comes to the stage courtesy of this Mask & Mirror Community Theatre production. Both hilarious and mysterious at the same time, Murder at Brackenfern also pokes fun at uniquely Northwest lifestyles along the way. The winner of a 2004 Lakewood Theatre award for Best New Play, the murder mystery plot is legitimately puzzling while the comedic elements elicit genuine laughs. As an added treat, there is even some audience interaction.
	Portland: $5.00 for Cowboy Little's Big Wild West Show ($10.00 value) Full price: ($10.00 value) Our price: $5.00 for Portland's Funhouse Lounge hosts Cowboy Little's Big Wild West Show, a blend of Western-style music, comedy and more for the whole family. Featuring a cast of talented local performers, plus guests from the local theater, music and comedy scenes and beyond, the show combines classic cowboy songs and stories with sketch comedy, variety acts and surprises.
	Portland: $11.00 for "El Zorrito: The Legend of the Boy Zorro" ($22.00 value) Full price: ($22.00 value) Our price: $11.00 for The legend of Zorro has been a hit among children and their parents for nearly a century, and this world premiere take on the classic tale has us seeing the masked swordsman in a whole new way -- as a young boy. Northwest Children's Theater's first bilingual Spanish/English production, this adventure story takes a look at the creation of a legend. In the newly-formed state of California, young Diego de la Vega, aided by his trusty sidekick Bernardo, protects the town of Capistrano from its tyrannical Mayor Ramon. As the masked swordsman El Zorrito, Diego faces off against a mysterious warrior from Spain -- The Beserker -- while vying for the love of the mayor's daughter, Christina. The performance features a score of both traditional and contemporary songs, along with traditional Mexican folk-dance and flashy swordplay. And the role of Boy Zorro is packed with power by Michael Kepler Meo, who has been a principal singer in eight fully-staged opera productions and was selected as one of Portland's outstanding young musicians.
	Portland: $17.50 for "Gracie" ($35.00 value) Full price: ($35.00 value) Our price: $17.50 for Triangle Productions presents the world premiere of the ribald new musical Gracie at the Sanctuary at Sandy Plaza. Entertainer Gracie Hansen routinely greeted audiences with "Hi-ya, suckers!" The rural Washington state housewife rose to fame when she was named Queen of the 1962 Seattle World's Fair as a result of the popularity of her Paradise International Club featuring topless women in Ziegfeld Follies costumes. Such luminaries as Bob Hope and Carol Channing visited the Paradise, and it's said that Seattle's own "Red-Hot Mama" saved the fair. Later moving to Portland, Hansen held court at Gracie Hansen's Roaring '20s Room, hosting such big names as Anne Francis, Johnny Carson, The Glenn Miller Band, Les Brown and his band and Duke Ellington along with the burlesque and drag acts that drew crowds. Add a long-shot 1970s run for governor, and her story has all the makings of a great musical celebrating her bigger-than-life persona.
	Hillsboro: $12.00 for "Dangerous Liaisons" ($24.00 value) Full price: ($24.00 value) Our price: $12.00 for One of the most wickedly entertaining plays ever staged, Christopher Hampton's Dangerous Liaisons explores the complex game of seduction and revenge played out between scheming ex-lovers the Vicomte de Valmont and the Marquise de Merteuil among the French upper class in the decade preceding that country's revolution. Adapted from a novel of the period, Hampton's play was nominated for a Tony and turned into a critically-acclaimed 1988 film. Bag&Baggage Productions brings this delightfully cunning drama to sexy and stylish life at the Venetian Theatre. This production is directed by Bag&Baggage regular Patrick Spike, with costumes and sets by Gregory Pulver, who has worked on some of Bag&Baggage's most lavish period pieces, including The Importance of Being Earnest, Romeo and Juliet, and Twelfth Night.
	Portland: $15.00 for "King Lear" ($30.00 value) Full price: ($30.00 value) Our price: $15.00 for As part of their Season of Lear, Portland Shakespeare Project performs King Lear, the Bard's greatest tragedy. An aging monarch. A kingdom divided. A child's love rejected. As Lear's world descends into chaos, all that he once believed is brought into question. This reimagined version of Shakespeare's classic uses the original language, but performs the play in a new and exciting way. You don't have to drive to Ashland this summer to see King Lear as Shakespeare intended it to be done. With the Portland Shakespeare Project's production, audiences can experience for themselves why King Lear has continued to inspire for hundreds of years.
	Portland: $10.00 for "X-Posed" ($20.00 value) Full price: ($20.00 value) Our price: $10.00 for The second annual X-Posed concert builds on the stirring pieces presented in the inaugural performance, this time featuring original work by Polaris Artistic Director Robert Guitron, who will reveal the last two movements of his romantic epic Dis-Cooperire. In addition, this concert will highlight powerful new works from nationally and internationally recognized guest choreographers Lauren Edson, Les Watanabe and Kemba Shannon. This impressive night of dance is sure to inspire and entertain thanks to the remarkable skill on display.
	Portland: $25.00 for "The Cutting Room" ($52.00 value) Full price: ($52.00 value) Our price: $25.00 for BodyVox has a rewarding history of working in film, and this new production adds another exceptional element to the company's dance theater repertoire. As the name implies, The Cutting Room will take snippets of scenes from a variety of films to create a storyline and dramatic framework for the show. The work will mash up classic movies with modern indie films, action flicks with comedy romps and serious drama pieces with far-out science fiction fantasies creating a jumble of ideas for the dancers to work with. The purpose of the piece is to both entertain and examine our shared cinematic experiences.
	Portland: $15.00 for The Season of Lear: "Lear's Follies" ($30.00 value) Full price: ($30.00 value) Our price: $15.00 for Portland Shakespeare Project's The Season of Lear brings an all-new adaptation of the Bard's classic King Lear to the stage. The special commission by local award-winning playwright C.S. Whitcomb sets this version in Virginia in the early 20th century. While the themes of family tragedy remain the same, the elderly father in Lear's Follies is the king of a tobacco empire who loses everything in the stock market crash of 1929, and daughters Regan and Goneril are now portrayed as sons and heirs to the family business.
	Portland: $12.00 for "Oedipus el Rey" ($24.00 value) Full price: ($24.00 value) Our price: $12.00 for With a sly sense of humor and a distinct Chicano sensibility, playwright Luis Alfaro has transformed Sophocles' familiar tragedy into the intense Oedipus el Rey, a new twist on an old tale. In this version, which takes place on the mean streets of East L.A., Oedipus gets busted for ripping off a Costco, Jocasta is glued to All My Children and the oracle will dispense wisdom ... but only if cash is involved. Oedipus' passion for the wrong woman will lead him down the path of violating the streets' most sacred law and toward his tragic end.
	Hillsboro: $60.00 for "Garden Bootcamp" ($140.00 value) Full price: ($140.00 value) Our price: $60.00 for Whether you are a novice to the wonderful world of horticulture or a gardening guru, Jenna Bayer's Garden Bootcamp is a fun and interactive way to help you create your garden dreams come true. You will learn the basics of maintaining plant health, soil structure and chemistry; how mulch can be your best friend; design and layout; plant selection; and how to deal with pests and pathogens. The class is held at the 30-acre Rosemound Farm and includes coffee and snacks.