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Show rh; Tuesday January 28' 1997 Daily Herald Springvillo Museum of Art honors volunteers, introduces new officers Play explores pain, oppression By CLAUDIA W. HARRIS Special to The Daily Herald 1 I " SALT LAKE CITY g Richard Kulinoski's "Beast on the Moon" plays Until Feb. 23 at the Salt Lake Act-ru- g Company in a fine production of this haunting story about two survivors ot Turkish genocide. The play gently peels ff layers to reveal the pain award-win-fjin- Play Douiar; behind Iroen. smiling photographs. Among other awards, "Beast on the Moon" won the American Theatre Critics Association 19 Osboin Award for an outstanding new play by an emerging playwright. Kulinoski's play is an intimate portrait of the marriage of Milwaukee photographer Aram Tomasian and his r bride Seta. During an eclipse, the Turks Miperstiliously shot cannons at a beast supposedly obscuring the moon. Aram and Seta rid themselves of the beasts obscuring their happiness only when they first overcome their terror of the atrocities which orphaned them and then put away the relics and attitudes of the past. Their tionship grows when they can, at last, experience each others' sorrows and vulnerabilities. mail-orde- . Marilyn Holt ably directs Mark Gollaher and Fatrizia Peterson in moving, subtly nuanced portrayals of the rigid, abusive Aram and the irrepressible Seta. Denied children of her ow n. Seta brings home the orphaned Vincent played by David Fet.er. Bob Ormsby as the Gentleman narrator completes the foursome. Keven Myhre's set and costumes add the necessary atten- The SPRINGV1LLE Springville Museum of Art honored 80 volunteers in its annual appreciation banquet Thursday evening. Janet Bird was honored upon her retirement as an SMA volunteer. The American Fork woman holds the record as the museum's longest standing volunteer, having served since the 1940s. In addition, she also served twice as president of the Hafen-Dalli- n Guild which supports the museum through its fundraising efforts, and received the Distinguished Service Award. She and her daughter, Evelyn FanSaturnin, have done a three-hoday shift at the museum for years. May J. Miller, 80, was named Volunteer of the Year. She remembers when ground was broken for the museum in the 1930s. "Nobody thought it could possibly be built during the Depression," she said. She got a kick out of the many people who asked at the front desk, "What did this used to be before?" People couldn't believe it was built originally as an art museum, but Miller would tell them, "We had foresight!" Springville high school senior Jonathan Miner was given the Outstanding Youth Service Award for his work in putting the museum's art on the Internet. Outgoing Hafen-Dalli- n Guild president Nancy Miller Cowley was also given a plaque. The 1997 officers for the Hafen-Dalli- n Guild were introduced. Norma Shelline is president, with Elaine and Gordon Childs as presidents-elect, Traci Fieldsted as secretary, Cowley as past president, and Sharon Gomez as art board A tion to detail. Richard Kalinoski traveled from Rochester, New York, to Salt Lake City for the play's opening on January 18 and for a staged reading at SLAC on January 20 of his new play "Mother College." Yet to be produced, this is set in a mad- cap but, nonetheless, not too unusual theatre department despite its hilarious hiring and firing and technical and artistic-dispute- With "Beast on the Moon". SLAC is offering a rare opportud play nity to see a about recovery from oppression. Often quite funny, the play is a touching psrtrayal of immigrant life in 1920s America. "Beast on the Moon" continues until February 23 at the Salt Lake Acting Company, I6S W. 500 North in Salt Lake City, Thursdays at 7:i0 p.m., Fridays and Saturdays at 8 p.m., and Sundays at 2 and 7 p.m. Tickets cost $24.50 are available well-crafte- through ArtTix. photo by Jeff Beckstrand From left, Mark Gollaher as Aram, David Fetzer as Vincent, and Patrizia Peterson as Seta star in "Beast on the Moon," a story about play, two Armenian survivors of Turkish genocide. The which is both humorous and touching, is being performed at the Salt Lake Acting Company. well-craft- THE DAILY HERALD CLASSIFIEDS REALLY WORK 0 PLACE ONE BY CALLING MICHAEL (PG) Sat. Hat. f ri. a tat. 7 a 373-645- Man. .. Thaf f.at. AllWatl $3 7 -C- 2 representative. Brent Haymond, president of the museum's board, thanked the voluri-'- 1 teers who gave 4,200 hours of tfteir to the museum last year as receptionists, docents, assistant , librarians and interns. He reported1 on progress of fundraising for the1 $3.3 million wing planned for the south and east side of the buildicigj: noting that nearly half the needed: amount has been raised. Ground will be broken during the Art Ball and 12. -Spring Salon Preview on April In conjunction with the event, museum director Vern Swansan, introduced the newest acquisitions, to the museum's permanent collec7 tion. The 39 paintings and sculptures are on exhibit through Feb. in the Clyde Gallery, where the, ; event was held. collection The permanent has in 1903, grown to 1,4,3,1, begun works valued at more than $6 million. Among the new acquisition are "Moqui Indian Girl," jbjj 1863 M. Ottinger, George Richard's Camp, by J. T. Harwood, 1888; "Italian Flower Girl," aTstt by Harwood, 1890; the bronW "Don Quixote," by Cyrus Ek Dallin, 1898; "Davis County," 1907; John Hafen, "Bryce Canyon," by Lewis A. Ramsey, 193 ; and "On Cottonwood Lane.'.', by Phyllis F. Home, 1996. 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