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Show ( ': ; ; ( r -' '- I -- --i ' ' j - - & i ' - i ; A1 " t ' V If ' ' U , O- J UM'; V , n .. C ' A i . , : .i. - . . - fa- -- -gt - NEXT PRODUCTION : l "This age old tale of courage :; and heroism makes a fantastic children's play," said Vern Adix, who is directing j "Androcles and the Lion" at . Pioneer Memorial Theatre. :; ''There's comedy, trickery, j '-music and lots of color," he continued. "It's a show kids really shouldn't miss." . i THE SECOND Young Peo-... , : pie's Theatre production of the j . : season opens Jan. 30 and runs through Feb. 2 on Lees Main Stage. "Androcles and the Lion" tells of a poor slave who helps a lion when he is hurt. Later, when the boy is in trouble, the lion returns the favor. "THE PLAY is set in 16th Century Italy," Mr. Adix commented, com-mented, "but it is a modern - adaptation so the language is very easy to understand. And the great thing is that it's the Next production of the Young People's Theater on Lee's Main Stage at Pioneer Memorial Theater is "Androcles and the Lion," scheduled for Jan. 30-Feb. 2. Taking parts are, 1 to r, Robbin Qammings, Raymond Whol and Ray Dextraze. kind of play you want to bring your whole family to because it's enjoyable whether they are 5 or 75." Tjie members of the cast include in-clude Wess Jolley, Chuck Dawson, Lila Lee LaVar, Raymond Wohl, Ray Dextraze and Robbin Cummings. THE PLAY runs Wednesday, Wednes-day, Jan. 30 through Saturday, Feb. 2 at Pioneer Memorial Theatre. Performances Wednesday through Friday are at 4:15 p.m. every afternoon. after-noon. There will be three per-' formances on Saturday at 10 a.m., 2 p.m. and 4:15 p.m. For information and tickets contact the PMT box office. |
