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Show Page C4 - THE DAILY HERALD, Prove. Ulah, Friday, September 17, 1999 Folk performer to sing in homes in Utah County The Daily Herald UTAH COUNTY Singer David LaMotte, who has recorded five albums of his "new folk" music and has performed in 35 states with the likes of Arlo Guthrie and Shawn Mullins, will do two small shows in Utah County this weekend. The Timpanogos Intimate Concert Series is sponsoring LaMotte, who grew up in Florida and considers the Carolinas the source of his music, sings songs whose influences come from rock, blues and bluegrass. Boston DJ Jan Brick has said, "David sings songs from PTC Continued from CI that will Tony Award in 1997 make its Utah County premiere in November. "'Ballyhoo' will resonate with this valley incredibly," Hill said. "It tells a story of religious persecution within a religion." Yet, said Threlfall, it's also a d comedy." One could be entertained by it and not even catch the message, he said. "Little Shop of Horrors" a very popular play but for some reason will open in in Utah It's musical from a January. "warm-hearte- seldom-performe- Howard Ashman When: 7 p.m. today and Saturday. Where: Tonight, at the Mark Davis home at 647 N. 1280 East, Orem; Saturday, at the Mark and Karin England home at 742 E. Flannery Ln., Alpine. Cost: $6. For more information: Call Boyd Peterson at 375-407for directions to the homes, or visit the Timpanogos intimate Concert Series Web site at 2 http:come.totimpanogos. his heart, from the heart of the North Carolina mountains, with style, wit and charm." LaMotte ties performances together with humor and ty of storytelling. big-scree- n man-eatin- g fly-tra- ment. Finally, next summer will offer "Hula Hoop a musical revue developed by the Milwaukee Repertory Theatre. It's similar to "Forever Plaid" in that it is full of music from a bygone era. Threlfall said, "It's mostly just fun, but there is a little message about Cold War-er- a politics that make it a little step beyond just fluff entertainment." Not that Threlfall has anything against fluff entertainSha-Boop- "T Hate Hamlet,' the ment point is basically, 'Let's get together and laugh." theater Hill, who has been with the company since the beginning, when it performed shows at New dances to take stage 'Cody Otcric? When: 7:30 p.m. today and Saturday. Where: UVSC Ragan Theatre. Cost: $5, available at the door. atUVSC OREM Contemporary Dancworks will present "Body Stories," a collection of diverse dance?, at UVSC's Ragan Theatre tonight and Saturday. Works by local artistic directors Kathie and Pat Debenham will be featured, as well as pieces choreographed by Jacque Lynn Bell, Kay Anderson and Mary Johnson-Course"0.00" is a wry composition by Bell drawing on dance, the- ater and the subconscious to explore hopes, dreams and fears. Jake Fry, a talented singerdanceractor, will per- form the piece, accompanying his movement with text derived from personal experiences. Anderson will perform a humorous and evocative duet with Shauna Mendini, and a new work by Johnson-Courseher with Angie pairs y rrr Banchero-Kellehe- in a piece r as both sad and described hopeful. Kathie Debenham's piece will be danced by Amy Clark Lives and Amy Markgraf. The work uses solos and duets to explore the ongoing dialogue of stillness and stir, and the layering of space, sound and kinetic relationships. Pat Debenham's work, "And Then," with Kathie Debenham and Kevin Giddins dancing, is inspired by a prayer for renewal written by social activist Judy Chicago. In the dance, opposites arise and are eventually resolved. The connecting thread for Body Stories is the use of text, music and dance as mediums by which a full range of human experience is revealed. Our bodies, whether we want them to or not, tell our stories. w "i Local singer PAYSON Kathryn Laycock Little will be soloist at the Utah Valley Symphony's third annual concert Tuesday at the Payson High School auditorium. Little has directed many shows and sung in even more, both locally and in New York with the Manhattan Theater Ensemble. She now lives in Pleasant Grove her husband and their two daughters. She has done numerous comfor the mercials and LDS Church and Deseret Book, among others. Her Tuesday show will include songs by Cole Porter and Henry Mancini, as well as tunes from The Music Man," "My Fair Lady," "The King and I" and "Carousel." Bryce Rytting is conductor of the orchestra. n I' fSC$ . V y ft.' Kathryn Laycock Little voice-over- s """"""" " " When: 7 p.m Tuesday Where: Payson High School auditorium, 105 S. Main S,' v' Cost: Free. ' "gr- - i baaBaaaVBaBaaaeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaeiaaaaBaaaBeaw COULD THROW! an n rrn nn7 Jin ;a. 1 -- i Lira Sept. 18 te---- ; E. 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