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Show W'P ' w it Thursday, November 1. 1990 Price playwright featured in Ten Utah Shorts: Ten 10-Min- Plays" will be presented Oct. 11 by Theatre West at the Art Bam in 25-No- v. W-or- ks Reservoir Park. The 10 plays, ranging from light comedy to poignant dra-mare by nine Utah writers some new at their craft, others experienced and familiar to many theater patrons. The playwrights are a, Laurel Randquist, Rick Gould, Brad Henrie, Kate Lahey, Russ Lees, Jennifer Richerson, Kathryn Roach, Aden Ross and Debora Threedy. Among the newcomers whose plays were selected from more than 50 works sub- mitted in TheatreWorks Wests competition is West- minster College senior Laurel Randquist, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Gilbert of Price. She enjoyed reading and writing short stories as a high school student in her native Price and currently edits The Ellipsis, the colleges literary magazine. I also write when the mood hits me. Ive had fiction and g classes at Westminster," Randquist poetry-writin- Plays 10-Min- ute had previous experience with format during a the playwriting class last spring taught by Gail McCulloch, who encouraged her students te explained. The Waiting" is a play about an older couple expecting a phone call from their son about the birth of their grandchild. Its a cross between comedy and drama," said Randquist. When I wrote it, I didnt realize it was as funny as it was until I saw it being performed in rehearsals." While the play is the first she has had staged, Randquist two-pers- on to write short plays in a variety of dramatic themes. This is probably easier than writing a play it depends on how full-leng- th many characters you have in your script," Randquist noted, adding that longer plays are most likely a series of te scenarios all strung together. Sun Advocate, Price, Utah 9 Her father is probably more pleased than surprised about Laurels expertise as a writer. He, too, attended Westminster and edited the schools literary magazine. He also acted with the Westminster Players. After graduation, Rand-quisbig dream is to write the Great American Novel or, perhaps, become the next Edward Albee. But Ill probably go into publishing or editing," she said. ts Laurel Randquist CHS junior finalist in senate program Mickelle and the other eight finalists were asked various questions by a panel of judges from Brigham Young University and the American Legion Auxiliary. From the finalists, two will be chosen to go to Washington, D.C. to represent Utah at the national convention. The announcement of the two winners will be made in December by the William Mickelle Marston Mickelle Marston, a junior at Carbon High School, recently participated in and was chosen as a finalist in the United States Senate Youth Program. The conference was held Oct. 18 at the Utah State Office ofEducation. To be eligible to participate, students must be an elected official at their school and must have successfully completed a test on government procedures. Each high school in the state was allowed one delegate. The delegates were given a list of discussion topics and were asked to be prepared to. give anextemporarieous talk." The theme of the conference was The Human Quest; An Ideal to be Achieved." At the conclusion of the conference, nine finalists were chosen. to someone you love stationed in the Gulf Randolph Hurst Foundation, Senator Jake Gam and Senator Orrin Hatch. Mickelle is junior class president at Carbon High, where she is actively involved in debate, drama and choir. She is the daughter of Harold and Emily Marston. .For free. UNBELIEVABLE Baldwin ATcT Grandfather Clock . Glass Front & Sides . Westminster Chime List $1455 SALE 799 or $20 per month nktvw-- ', music 11 LMsin, Price 1)7-013-4 Charles Wm. 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