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Show The Daily Utah Chrwridt, Friday, December 7, lfS4 Spy-myste- ry - The Pic Tops Off Every Pizza With Live Music. by Richard R. Adams Chronicle staff. j pfay starts today of along and tried to work my way out as I wrote." Mugaas and Greenman originally wanted to produce the play at Theatre 138 If the title "The Gambling Room" last spring, but both decided it wasn't ready yet. "I read the script when it was an doesn't sound familiar, don't feel dumb. "The Gambling Room" is a new play by Brent Mugaas, a1 University of Utah playwright, that premiers in the Babcock early daft," Greenman said. "It needed more work, so the idea was forgotten and . the pUy wts put on the shelf." : Theatre Dec It's the second play of Mugaastharhas been produced at the U. (the first was r, 7-- 8. secures time slot at the Babcock Theatre in December to direct an original play to fulfill one of his MFA directors program requirements. "I read a number of original plays and wasn't interested in doing any of them. Mugaas showed me his play 'Funeral in the Rain,' which was in no shape to perform. "I remembered Mugaas' other script which I thought had better possibilities. He showed me a new draft which I realized offered some very exciting prospects," ''Home. Life"), and the first mystery comedy play he has written. For anyone seeking an escape from the finals or a pressures of divergence from the usual style of Christmas the "The on-comi- ng 4- - merry-makin- g, i Friday & Saturday Sunday Nathan Jebson New York Style Hand Thrown THE PIE PIZZARIA OPEN EVERYDAY 1320 East 200 South (Under the University Pharmacy) For Lunch and Dinner Mon.-Thur- 582-019- 3 s. Fri. & Sat. Sun. 12 J J J J 0wondrous The new draft brought out the spy-myste- elements, but kept all the ry characters the same, Mugaas said. Greenman said he and Mugaas went through four or five more drafts before auditions. He felt free to give suggestions, although he didn't try to alter the style of the play. "As we went through the drafts, the changes became less and less. Our final script is good, but there are changes that could still be made when the play is produced again." The play begins at 8 p.m. tonight and Saturday, and tickets are available at the PMT box office (581-696- 1). davV s in JAPAN. Tour Prof. Japan Spring Break ILennos Tierney and Catherine Tierney (Asian Art with I Historians). For additional information, I I 11 a.m.-1- 2 11 a.m.-- l p.m.-l- l Greenman said. Although the play has been in rehearsal for the past couple of weeks, it has been forming for more than a year. "It started out as an exercise. I had some vague ideas about the characters and plot, which became more complex as the play developed. When I suited writing, I had no idea how the play would end. I set up conflicts with the characters as I went M.I.T. THE PIE PIZZ ARIA Gambling Room" just might satisfy. Director Jonathan Greenman describes the play as an espionage thriller in which everyone is trying to get hold of a certain microfilm for unknown reasons. The only clear element in the plot is that it is set in the cold war era of the late '40s. "No one is who they say they are, and no attempt is made to pin down where they are. The only thing that is obvious is that everybody is plotting something," Mugaas said. Join us every Friday, Saturday and Sunday night for the music along with our great pizza, zappi, salads, and more! a.m. a.m. p.m. nf U Art Dept. at at 581-806- 0. them 581-867- 7 call the U. v orProf. Tierney NT THE UNIVERSITY OF UTAH LIBERAL EDUCATION COUNCIL ANNOUNCES THE LIBERAL EDUCATION STUDY ABROAD SCHOLARSHIP The Liberal Education Council of the University of Utah provides a limited number of $1,000 scholarships to students who are planning to enhance their academic program with a study in a foreign country. 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