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Show 4A Lakeside Review South, Wednesday, Mar, 2, 1 iounttiful Theotter Nottes Anniversary 983 By CAROLE COLE Rcvitw Correspondent EVEN SEAGULLS are excited about the warmer weather that has hit the south Davis area in recent weeks. cross-sectio- n Theertre Group Setts Audittions By CAROLE COLE Review Correspondent BOUNTIFUL Auditions for a childrens theater presentation of East of the Sun, West of the Moon will be held today, Mar, 2, from 7 to 8 :45p.m. in the mans. Director of the production will be Melody Johnson, an ex- presented revolves The plays story-lin- e around a princess who falls in perienced childrens theater love with a prince who has been writer, instructor and artist. turned into a bear by the wicked troll queen. In an unusual plot She is an with the Utah Arts Council and twist, the princess finally reis also an instructor with the scues the prince after a series of Division of Continuing Educamishaps and adventures, many tion of the University of Utah in of which are set to music. Childrens theater is a family the area of creative dramatics. Director Whitney The production is scheduled activity, for performances on April 8, 9 Young stresses. and 11 with the possibility of The role of the princess, KatStokweek. a second rina, requires singing of a solo. continuing er School has been tentatively Anyone interested in auditionartist-in-residen- South Davis County library basement, and on Saturday, Mar. 5, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. The childrens theater is a project of the Bountiful Community Theater. Parts for 10 children ages 8 and older are available, as well as 12 parts for teens and adults. The roles are those of trolls and set up to house the production, forest creatures as well as hu and it is anticipated it will be ing for the part should be prepared to sing a solo folk song to guitar accompaniment, if possible. Older teens or young adults are preferred for the role of Katrina. Children in the cast will be! required to have an adult or1 older brother or sister present at all rehearsals and performances. When many children are involved in a production of this nature, rehearsals can be conducted more efficiently when an adult is present to be responsible for each child. Anyone interested in further information on the production andor the auditions may call 298-082- 298-016- 3, BOUNTIFUL Sunday, Feb. 27, marked the eighth anniversary of the founding of the Bountiful Community Theatre. While there have been fluctuations in the health of the community theatre, it has consistently maintained that there is a need and a desire for community theatre in the Bountiful area. The Bountiful Community Theatre is headed by a board of 15 directors representing a of the community. They all share a commitment to provide an opportunity for the to particicommunity-at-larg- e pate in theatrical experiences, and to provide quality entertainment. The BCT Guild is a support group that provides some fundraising activities, prepares a luncheon for the cast on the day of the first performance, provides scholarships for high school students; seminars, and other projects in support of the or 292-397- 4. BCT. Yet qanother support group is called the Debs and Squires, comprised of 30 to 40 teenagers who usher and sell refreshments at BCT productions. All BCT auditions are open o all who are interested. Cast and crew members have come from as far as Sandy and Ogden to participate. Residence in the Bountiful area is not a requirement. In spite of the fact that numerous church, and professional theatrical groups are active throughout the state of Utah, Director Whitney Young feels there is a definite need that community theatre fulfills. Very little experience in drama is provided in the elementary and junior high schools, and high school drama experience is limited to a three-yea- r period in ones life. A community theatre gives those both younger and older than teens in high school a chance to enlarge their theatrical skills. In addition to those performing on stage, many people are needed as crew members and technicians. Right now the BCT is looking for both a lighting and sound technician. At the present time the BCTs chilrens theatre production of East of the Sun, West of the Moon scheduled for April. Current plans call for production of a musical in either May or June and a summer program to provide children with a full range of theatrical experience. semi-profession- luttherans Set lentten Services BOUNTIFUL Continuing each Tuesday during Lent, Mount Tabor Lutheran Church will be conducting Lenten services for all interested Christians in the Davis County area. Services will be held at the Lindquist Mortuary Chapel, 727 N. 400 E., Bountiful, at 7:30 p.m. All are welcome. Following the service each week, Rev. Anthony Auer, pastor of Mount Tabor Lutheran Church, will be conducting a bible study and discussion on the topic: Why Bad Things Happen to Good People. Using as his texts The Book of Job, and Rabbi Harold Kushners When Bad Things Happen to Good People, the study will examine what our attitudes are towards ourselves and God when something bad has happened in our life, and ways in which we may better equip ourselves to handle tragedy, and how we can better understand Gods role in the world and our lives. Rev. Auer is a graduate of Luther Theological Seminary, St. Paul. Minn. For the past three years he has served as the pastor of Mount Tabor Lutheran Church, 175 S. 700 E., Salt Lake City. For further information, please contact Rev. Auer, Officials Look Three BounBOUNTIFUL tiful City officials are scheduled to visit a resource separation and densification facility in Laramie, Wyo. City officials are considering alternatives to a resource covery plant that has been repro- posed for Davis County. At the plant in Wyoming, garbage is condensed into a pellet that when heated produces a gas, according to Tom Hardy, city manager. The gas can be used to produce steam and electricity, Hardy said. at Plant Hardy said that if the city elected to use the process to dispose of its garbage, the steam and electricity could be used to heat the citys swimming pool. I think theres enough interest that we should look at all alternatives before signing something to go along with a resource recovery project in the county, Hardy said. Besides Hardy, City Councilman H. Keith Barton and City Engineer Jack Balling will make the trip. MISSIONARY NOTICES, WEDDING AND ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCEMENTS AND OTHER NEWS ITEMS 3:30 P.M. THURSDAYS DISPLAY ADVERTISEMENTS CLASSIFIED KUTV SaltLakeCity, Utah t 3:30 P.M. THURSDAYS ADVERTISEMENTS 3:30 P.M. FRIDAYS i TOGETHER . For Best Results Rcadl The BOUNTIFUL 145 N. MAIN LAYTON i 2146 N. MAIN PH.298-- 1 103 PHONE 776-495- OR 1 - 298-891- j 6 |
