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Show Wednesday, August 24, Arts THE HERALD, Provo, Utah, Music, drama, the people film art, and the productions Youth Theatre U. Alhambra Playhouse The Alhambra Playhouse Thea tre announces the formation of a new theatre for young people under 18 years of age The Alhambra Youtheatre. - The opening production of the Youtheatre will be "Strike One! You're" Out!" a charming and funny little musical about baseball in the little leagues. Directed by Julie Parker with Natalie Johnston as assistant. "Strike One!" deals with a girl and her friends who try to signup for an' all boys little league team but the commission isn't having any of it. The Gary Burton Quartet will at the be perfoming tomorrow night Pavillion tent-cover- The Youtheatre is staffed by young people under age 18 except for adults in advisory capacity and an adult to serve as the director for each show. AH other positions and all roles are played by young people. All auditions are open to any young person in the valley and the notices will be posted in the papers prior to the auditions. Snowbird ed at 8 p.m. Quartet Concert On Thursday, Jazz Vibraphone virtuoso and Pioneer f the Jazz-Roc- k movement, Gary Burton, will be performing as a Guest of The Snowbird Institute. The Gary Burton Quartet concert will begin at 8 p.m. at Snowbird and will be held on the outdoor pavilion on level three, rain or shine. (The Pavilion is covered by a tent.) For information regarding the Gary Burton Quartet Concert or Folk 1983 other Snowbird Institute functions 0 ext. 4080. please call: Bring a sweater or light jacket, sometimes it's nippy in August. The Snowbird Institute is a nonprofit organization dedicated to bringing fine and performing arts up into the mountains. The Snow- Dira institute is tunded by per sonal donations and grants from the Utah Arts Council and the National Endowment for the arts. Every other month, a new show 521-604- Dancers should be eleven years old or older. Those auditioning for ballet need at least two years of experience, doggers and folk dancers need one year of experience. '"V Aspen is a community dance company of Provo. organized Performances are always on Saturdays at 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. with some shows adding performances on Wednesday evenings. Special rates are available for school, church and other groups. Special performances may be requested during school hours. The show will also be available to tour to school groups. The Martin Harris Pageant, a musical-theatric- major produc- al tion, will open Aug. 30 and run through Sept. 3 in Clarkston at the recently dedicated Martin Harris Memorial Amphitheatre. The musical drama is taken from the musical play "Martin Harris: The Man Who Knew" Duane Huff students, amateur dancers and former professional dancers opportunites to perform in ballets and folk dance programs. The company is incorporated, with a nonprofit charter, and does not provide lessons. Its purpose is to rehearse dancers, trained elsewhere, for the season's 752-457- or 7 'Spce' Chicago Museums INTRA Phone for appt. ur at 224-100- 0 Registration Now Being Accepted For new classes beginning in September. All levels; preschool through adult, including boys' classes. CARILLON SQUARE, OREM UNIVERSITY Directors: MAU Sandra Allen, Marianne OREM h Hafton, performances. Auditions will run from one to two hours. More information 1 may be obtained by calling or 375-308- 377-746- 9. 224-279- This m LrygfcT 1 tfHllll 0 1 all-gir- ls hav a hug lot for thii tale - DON'T MISS IP 1 ' sals will bt held rain or thin. We will lent erected on our parking - 373-0- 4 226-07- 1 Auditions for "Sugar 'n Spice," an performing group, are continuing through Aug. 27th. "Sugar 'n Spice" performs songs and dances to a variety of music. They have performed throughout Utah County, in Salt Lake and So. California, including Disneyland and Knotts Berry Farm. For further information, contact Linda Beagles at NOTICE: 7- 581-692- 7. 224-421- 3 752-426- 5. Tryouts lecture to particigive a pre-topants based on his personal study of exhibits at the Vatican. The group will visit the Art Institute of Chicago, the Field Museum of Natural History, the Oriental Institute Museum at the University of Chicago, and the Museum of Science and Industry, with optional side trips to such attractions as the Adier Planetarium and Shedd Aquarium. For details, contact the museum of the Unviersity of Utah campus 3-- 785-496- 9. written by Rhett S. James. For more information contact to give dance U. Space is still available for a 7 tour of the great muSept, 'ded seums of the Chicago area by Donald V. Hague, director of the Utah Museum of Natural History. Centerpiece of the tour will be a visit to "The Vatican Collections: The Papacy and Art," an exhibit of 237 works assembled from the vast holdings of the Catholic Church in the Vatican Museums, Apostolic Library, St. Peter's Basilica, Treasury, Grottoes and the Papal Apartments, Hoauge will to work at State Fair in Salt Lake Gtyt( Sept S thnj 18. We will erne joe up mi back eack day. The werk is Merestktg ana fun for these who like to be in contact with people. PessttGty ef woridnf later for Christmas season. Wl train. fl(fl IMOW 'if. ITU! wrwgm wa cowwejra I I GQoGuD r g II 0 () p.GuD. MM 0 fl g g Offer GoofityTime Of Consultation Only! Horry... iThi$ iftffer is extended tp August 26th! o Our Season Ends and Manufacturer's Surplus at -- C6ST:and DHHW PADQIC Solid colon and the latest print designs. til ::i4l'te!ftVi:',iiMi.J-S- Kini World 59 r MGSSBS utv L...mM m i ' .if Sbes newborn to 14. G.ACG 50 High quality, great selection. I Also, TRIMS, QUILT BLOCKS, BOWS, RIC-RA- C, to 78 Off ELASTIC AND THREAD. , V&gn ftft fnjrlTTflTTiP,frn 1460 500 17. RIVERSIDE PLAZA 31 lurt Swth In Tru . j . wm iTAil PROVO, UTAH To le Held at our Manufacturing Plant Next to LaBette's. 19 Iff "Strike One! You're Out!" opened August 20 and plays August 27 and September 3 at 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. The Alhambra Youtheatre is located at the Alhambra Playhouse Theatre, 20 S. Main, Pleasant Grove. For tickets and-o- r information or reservations call Harris Pageant Ballet Auditions Aspen Folk and Ballet Company will audition new members for the 1983-8- 4 season on Saturday, at 10 a.m. at Utah Ballet Academy, 1353 N. Riverside Ave., Provo. will run at the Alhambra Play house Theatre under the direction of the Youth Theatre. In October of 1983 a new musical version of "Tom Sawyer" will run and in December a Christmas musical about angels "Who Wants Wings" will open. of Page . t |
