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Show rrrr The Park Record D Section B Thursday, May 11, 1995 D Page B7 Fest to be held for piano students Mil J t M The second annual Music Festival will be held Saturday, May 13. Students of Park City piano teachers will participate in a day-long music enrichment program. pro-gram. Master teachers from the University of Utah will listen and critique each student as he or she plays two prepared, memorized pieces. Additionally, each student will receive a "mini" lesson from one of the master teachers. Saturday evening 35 students, picked by the master teachers, will perform in concert at the Kilbv Road LDS Church chapel at 7 p.m. The Music Festival is being organized by the newly formed Park City Music Teacher's Association. The goal of the organization orga-nization is to further the teaching skills of the members and provide enhanced opportunities for students of those teachers. The association also hopes to host various guest lecturers and workshops, as well as send representatives repre-sentatives to local and national conventions. For more information call President Sally Sanders at 649-0375 649-0375 or Vice President Sherry Hardman at 649-7015. The master teachers for the music festival include Allison Kendall, a senior in piano performance perfor-mance and English at the University of Utah; Jensina Oliver, a student of Dr. Susan Duehlmeir, head of piano at the U.; and, Marie Madsen, also a senior at the U. who will graduate next month in piano performance. All of the master mas-ter teachers are active performers and piano competitors. PCP announces audition call for two shows Park City Performances will be holding auditions for its summer sum-mer show, the British comedy, There Goes the Bride, on Saturday, May 20 from 1-4 p.m. Written by Ray Cooney and John Chapman, this production will be directed by Ed Gryska and will run Aug. 1 1 through Sept. 23 on Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights at 7:30 p.m. There are roles for four men and four women. Participants will be asked to do a cold reading from the script. Auditions will also be held for Singer, an original musical f written by Gordon Ottley on . Monday, May 22. Parts are available avail-able for five adult males, 25-60 years old; five females, 25-45 years old; and seven children, six to 12 years old. Children will audition from 6:30-7:30 p.m., adults will audition from 7:30-9 p.m. Participants should be prepared pre-pared to sing approximately 1 6 bars of a song and will also be asked to do a cold reading from a scripts Accompanist will be provided. Those cast will receive a small stipend for their work. Auditions for both shows will be held at the Egyptian Theatre, 328 Main St., Park City. For more information, call the theater at 649-9371 KUED presents a Tennessee Williams classic Tennessee Williams' unforgettable unforget-table profile of Southern family comes to life with the 1958 film version of Cat on a Hot Tin roof, airing on KUED-Channel 7 Saturday, May 13 at 7 p.m. Burl Ives stars as Big Daddy Pollit. who is dying of cancer though no one not even his wife, Mig Mama dares tell him. His sons Brick (played by Paul Newman) and Gooper (Jack Carson) return to their father's home when they learn of his impending death. Brick's wife Maggie (Elizabeth Taylor) and Gooper's wife (Madeleine Sherwood), join their husbands at the home to celebrate Big Daddy's last birthday. Nominated for six Academy Awards, the film primarily focuses focus-es on the troubled relationship of Brick, Big Daddy's favorite son, and his wife. A former hero who is dominated by his father. Brick takes to drink and rebuffs his wife, suspecting she is unfaithful. Despite his rejection, Maggie remains devoted to Brick and struggles to break down his resistance resis-tance to her love and to save him from ruin. The drama deepens when Big Daddy becomes wistful that Brick nam? mm rans HI In Loving Memory of ( our Dear bon Lewis M. Sexton May 12, 1965-April 27, 1993 We miss and love you always & forever. Mom & Dan lj Mom & Dan jl ; Bti -sua Need coverage for your commercial vehicles? Call me. r Aline France Agent Leavitt Group 01 Park City 801-645-8336 doesn't have children. Maggie subsequently attempts to keep her parents-in-law from giving a huge $10 million fortune to Gooper and Mae, whom they favor because they do have children. When Maggie claims she is pregnant, preg-nant, the rest of the family knows better they have heard her nightly pleading for love from her unresponsive husband through the house's thin walls. Yet after a purging conversation conversa-tion with Big Daddy, Brick does realize that Maggie loves- him. He then decides to have children with her as he simultaneously lets go of a long obsession about her unfaithfulness. "Captivating and emotional. Cat on a Hot Tin ?twis a classic must-see that KUED is proud to bring to viewers," says KUED director of broadcasting Scott Chaffin. "Not only does the film showcase the work of one of America's great playwrights, but it also shows some of today's best-known actors in their early careers. ttomt Decorating with H(pSyn ka ifiwr. A 17 17 A wrrMFMTc When a room is arranged properly, it draws us in with its feeling of comfort and show of natural grace. How do you give shape to a gracious room? Begin by selecting and arranging furniture that is conducive to a room's desired function. Decide how a room is to be used, then outfit it with furnishings that will enable that use. Next, find the room's focal point. 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