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Show r Arts & Leisure V'U''X 'L , '- - SOUTHERN UTAH STATE COLLEGE, CEDAR CITY THE THUNDERBIRD THURSDAY, JANUARY 11, 1990 Festivention 90 kicks off Jan, Theatregoers have an unprecedented opportunity Jan. to sample the Intermountain Wests finest theatrical offerings during Festivention 90, Rocky Mountain Theatre Association meetings hosted by the Utah Shakespearean Festival and the SUSC theatre arts department. Eight shows are on the Festivention agenda, two each day, one at 2 p.m. in the SUSC Auditorium and another at 8 p.m. in the Randall L. Jones Theatre. Showcase productions have been selected by RMTA adjudicators and are in competition for a bevy of theatre awards to be announced at the conclusion of the convention. There are eight different productions offering everything from childrens theatre to very chilling drama. Of special interest, I think, will be the musical Tintypes and Alice m Wonderland because they are said definitely geared toward full family entertainment, R. Scott Phillips. Festivention Between 800 and 1,000 delegates from Idaho, Montana, Wyoming, Colorado, Utah and Nevada are expected at Festivention. Highlights include a keynote address by actress Carol Channing the weeks Convocation, which has been rescheduled in the Centrum Showcase productions, a Renaissance Feaste and awards banquet, industrial displays and a multitude of workshops and competitions conducted by theatre professionals. Showcase tickets are available at the Auditorium Box Office, weekdays from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and from 10 a.m. until curtain on days of performances. Individual tickets are $5 for adults and $4 for senior citizens and students. Passes are available for all four afternoon or evening shows for $15 and $12. All seating is general admission. The evening performance schedule is as follows: Jan. 17 BYUs Tintypes is a new musical conceived by Mary Kyte with Mel Marvin and Gary Pearle and directed by BYU theatre professor Marion Bentley. This highly acclaimed performance takes place in America, featuring Teddy Roosevelt, Ziegfeld Folly girl Anna Held and social anarchist Emma Goldman. 17-2- 0 Co-cha- ir Chelle Hansen Lcyia, a senior music education major from Louisville, Ky., will perform m the Student Recital Jan. 12. Student recital set The main purpose of music is performance, said Stephen F. Brandon, associate professor and department head of music. 586-787- To this end, two music majors, Chelle Hansen Leyva and David Palmer, are currently scheduled to perform at the Jan. 12 Student Recital at 2 p.m. in the Thorley Recital Hall. Other music majors may still sign up to perform by contacting Paula Porter (Music Building 203, Palmer has chosen to play a clarinet piece, Gavotte by Lully. Leyva will play Concerto for Flute: Allegro by Haydn. She will be accompanied by Latanna Rardall on the piano. ). Brandon said the recital requirement. is usually a quarterly Professional typesetting 50 Copies offset printed on regular or Fox River Bond $25.00 Resume typesetting without copies V $12.00 JOURNALISTS' GUILD LI 103 FROM 10 A.M. DAILY j Festivention 90 features eight productions, ranging from childrens theatre to very chilling drama, says the conventions co-cha- Jan. 20 Weber State Colleges Romeo and Juliet is the classic Shakespearean love story transported to the early 20th century where the feuding families are tailored after Mafia families. Afternoon performances are as follows: Jan. 17 One-ac- t plays directed by SUSC theatre students Jesse Berger and Robert Johnson. Bergers choice is Scooter Thomas Makes it to the Top of the is I Didn't Know That. World, and Johnsons one-ac- t Jan. 18 Custer, directed by Kim DeLong of Carroll College, Helena, Mont., is a tapestry of the Custer myth and is told from the perspective of the grave with song, dance, comedy and stories. Jan. 19 Casper Colleges Waiting for Godot is the tragic comedy about two tramps who wait near a tree for the promised arrival of the elusive Godot. Jan. 20 Hurricane High Schools Alice in Wonderland won top awards at the SUSCUSF High School Shakespeare Competition this fall. OM 205. This cont. Officers meeting at 7:30. Questions7 Call Pres. Katrina at 7139. XV rriL Geology Club Members. THANK YOU1 Kns and Dean Child God bless you please, Mr. Robinson, R L. loves you more than you will know, Good luck in the future. Be excellent to each other. The Wvld Stallions Aged Scotch: The right girl only comes round once or twice in a htetime. Some men must tumble with a few of the wrong ones to teach them the difference am not necessarily looking to be either one, am lust a nice girl out for some moJerately drunken fun. Let me do your typing on my IBM Word Perfect and ask for program. For information call Wendy. FUND RAISERD A FREE GIFT JUST FOR CALLING. PLUS RAISE UP TO $1,700 IN ONLY 10 DAYS. 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The dramatic production is set in a courtroom and reconstructs the chilling, though speculative, events of one of the Centennial States most infamous historical events. is a University of Wyoming, Jan. 19 Eleven-ZulLaramie, drama directed by Leigh Seltin, an assistant professor and technical director, and written by Patrick Sean Clark. Set in the high country of Vietnam in 1971, the play involves a group of infantrymen and their girlfriends, wives and mothers back home who appear in their thoughts or fantasies. As the men try to discover the identity of a killer, the female roles blend into, and comment on, the action. Classified DRESS YOUR RESUME FOR SUCCESS PAGE 6 |
