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Show hursdav. April 26. 1984 THK HERALD, Provo. UUh. Music, drama, film the people art, and the productions g Page S7 II Morey Named Artistic Director Ot Pioneer Memorial Theatre , Charles Morey, artistic director of New Hampshire's Peterborough Players, has been named Pioneer Memorial Theatre's artistic director, announce Keith M. Engar, PMT's executive 'I V pro- ducer. e arMorey is the first tistic director in the theatre's history. His appointment ends a nationwide search that began Feb. 24 at the state's only equity theatre. Engar will continue as executive producer, a position he's held since 1964. During that time, he has also carried the responsibilifull-tim- ar I) a r ties of V z artistic director. Morey, or New York, directed v "Life With Father" in Hi January at PMT. He has served as guest director twice before: "Charley's Aunt" in 1982 and "Arsenic and Old Lace" in 1981. A stage veteran, he has appeared at the New York Shakespeare Festival, Playwrights Horizons, New Dramatists, The Fol-g- er il Robert Bedford's new fUm, "The Natural," will premiere Edge of Night" and a featured role in the CBS series "Young Maverick." A graduate of Dartmouth College, Morey received a master of fine arts in acting from Columbia University. at a ipecial benefit screening for Utah'i three major dance companies on May 11 In Salt Lake. Bedford Premiere To Benefit Dancers For the first time in the long and distinguished history of the arts in Utah, its three major dance companies (Ballet West, Repertory Dance Theatre and Dance Company) will join hands and work together on a unique and substantial Ririe-Woodbur- y fun-draisi- event .sponsored by Robert Redford and the dance Institute. Sun- On May 11, Mr. Redford's new film, "The Natural," will premiere Theatre Group, Syracuse Tepertory Theatre, Ark Theatre Company, Ensemble Studio Theatre and Theatre by the Sea, among many others. Morey 's television credits include appearances on ABC's "The i in ,, I. L director, according to Keith M. Engar, PMT's executive producer. Charles Morey hat been chosen as Pioneer Memorial Theatre'! first e artistic full-tim- fllSS(3HI33ttotoD(IlII&0 in Salt Lake City. The special screening, with Redford and other distin- guished guests in attendance, will begin at 7 p.m. at Trolley Corners. All proceeds from the ticket sales will go to the three companies. u S'3 Tickets are available at the Ballet West Box Office and all Datatix outlets. For more information, Ballet West at ini call 364-434- 3. (ngsaEEDonD TTTffTP HE Briefs A? RR702A Poetry Winners Named The Utah State Poetry Society recently announced the winners for their 1984 poetry contest. Muriel J. Heal of Provo won third honorable mention in the Laureate book publication award; first place, Ann Hafen award; second place and special recognition, Clarice Stewart Anderson memorial award; second honorable mention, free verse award; second honorable mention, Haiku award; third honorable mention, reader's award; and first honorable mention, Rita Norwood memorial award. Faye C. Richan, Provo, special recognition, Peggy Tangren nature contest for two poems; and president's award. work demonstrations artisans on by Hmong Friday at 6 p.m. On p.m. they will present at 7 a cultural seminar, lecture, May 8 movie and discussion of pa ndao, or Hmong flower cloth. Many of the Hmong people who UW Tabla 771 M Lamp List $75.00 Our Price $52.50 2S" Tabla Lamp List $162.50 Our Price $113.75 n 1984-8- annoucned. The new season high-spirite- d, will also in- clude "Amadeus," "Harvey," "Candide," "A Raising In The Sun" and "The Sound Of Music." Current season ticket holders rs Saleiy 4 j Hanging Light seum of Fine Arts. Special guests will be the Jensen Woodbury Guitar Duo. LbtS 143.50 Our Price $74.25 Sale S2P have relocated to Utah since the Vietnamese war are skilled textile artists. With applique, reand verse applique, cross-stitc- h surface embroidery, they create beautiful wall hangings, table runners, quilts and a variety of small itens using techniques and designs derived from their traditional costumes. 55 ct9 ' SID New Season Announced Pioneer Memorial Theatre's 5 season will open in a rousing fashion with Robert Peterson as Harold Hill in "The Music Man," PMT's Executive Producer Keith M. Engar I Quolicl Traditional Val Wilcox, Provo, special recognition, Clarice Stewart Anderson memorial award; and special recognition, light verse. . Patty Gurule, Provo, special recognition, Eva Willes Wans-gaar- d contest. Belle deJong VanWagenen, second honorable mention, Wanda B. Blaisdell '"Lighten Your Life" award. " Betty G. Spencer, American Fork, second honorable mention, LeRoy Meagher light verse. Hmong To Show Work The Four Corner Art and Frame Company, 29 E. Center, Midvale, is sponsoring needle- Tv special recognition, Haiku award. LaVerde Clayson, Provo, who was named Utah poet of the year in 1980, won first place in the Chamber Concert Monday The Salt Lake Chamber Ensemble will perform its final concert of the season on Monday at 8 p.m. in the University of Utah's Mu M may renew their subscriptions until July 13. Good tickets are still available for "On Golden Pond' running nightly except Sundays at 8 through April 25. There's a 2 p.m. matinee Saturday, April 21. The season. will fly out with. "Peter Pan," James M. Barrie s classic about a boy who wouldn't grow up. It runs May 16 through June 6. Call the PmT box office for tickets. (581-696- Notici ClgOwWc 1 Supply Co. OpMSaMiytlo12:30 tor EtocWeal Contrictara . : H1 |
