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Show rpirgii y- 1 2 Tbr Salt Lakp Tribnnt I". .law Smulay, 29. lftsf) iiifiiiiiiiyjri Continued From Page K-- l play, not just I localise n happens to Ik Shakespeare but In cause a day is not a fixed entity "A play is a particular experience It is as particular as any of the actors w'ho are in the company Each time it is ptesented, the circumstance is unique, the audience changes, the moods of the ait oi s change I ( hange " Reidel directed "Measure fur Measure" live years ago and looks at the piece somewhat differently now rVl J t v , vXy n tit A ' 'it, ... f n' - , ' ' :?4 r rj ' ' V 4?&Lr f !K ft- ? A v , ntAr (A i - &' ; 'i . $ ''f ' - w '.VVA .lv hvA ' V' "I find the duke, m particular, a far more humane figure, though still vain, than I did last time Of course that could have a lot to do with me 1 have married and become a father ir. the interim and Im sure those events have ihanged tin way I look at this play Problem Play to be a problematic Reidel still finds "Measure play, one that is bitter and confused in places and filled with jMople whose lHhavior is petty. And yet, that draws me to it In many ways Measure comes the closest of any of Shakespeares plays to our modern dramas It isnt a play that is tied up neatly There are questions that are answered, but as we come to the end, there are many things that are not resolved In that sense, Measure is very modern In viewing the season. "Comedy of Errors, Macbeth, and Measure," Reidel says he thinks tmlays audiences are willing to see the three plays together " Comedy has neat, happy resolutions to it as dKs Macbeth, and in that drama, the central figure gets his comeuppance. In Measure, there is not the blissful reunion of lovers, the villain doesnt get his comeuppance and in that sense Measure makes a very nice counterpoint to the other two This season allows audiences to be satisfied with different kinds of solutions and resolutions. Diverse Audience A UA1 ' s& i 4 yA A' Producers Fred Adams, Utah Shakespearean Festival. Paul Wineman, BBC's Masterpiece Theatre, make SI filming plans. Utah Shakespearean fest to welcome BBC in 81 Iing Thrilled About Project already been told that newspapers from Germany and England will be sending people to cover the filming, and needless to say, were thrilled about the entire project." Cedar City and New York are the only U.S locations selected for the filming. The series is scheduled to air in 1982 And with announcement of the BBC plans, comes word from Cedar City that season tickets for the 1981 season will go on sale this summer, on the opening day of this years festival, which is July 10 "They were told that the most authentic Tudor Shakespearean theater to be found in this country was said Fred in Cedar City, Utah, Adams, producer of the Utah Shakespearean Festival Producer Visits Peter Wineman, a producer w hose credits with the BBC include "i. Claudius, " "Poldark, "Upstans, Downstairs, and "Love for Lydia," visited the festival site recently and made arrangements to bring actors from Englands Royal Shakespeare Company to Cedar City in the summer of 1981 Mr. Adams said John Gielgud will lie among the actors involved in the Utah filming segments and that the BBC will be in Cedar City for two weeks in August of 81 "The company will Ik filming during the day and then will offer performances at night, follow ing our legularly scheduled season presen Next tions director, said production dates for next year will be July 16 through Aug 29 30 to 7 School, 3o50 pm, 8 Summer Festival, New Concert, Danres-Stude- Kingsbury Halt, 8 30 p m Family Night at Sundance, Sundance Summer Theatre. Provo Canyon, 8 pm, 30 continues Mondays through summer, dress warmly, theater outside I 8 30 9 30 Brown Bag Senes, "Bondage," Oinwoodey Mini Park, 12 15, free Mark Brown, guitar and vocals. Hole in the Wall, 380 S Stale, 9 30 pm to 30 a m Cover charge 1 p m 1 30 am Wohlmacher, clarinetist, Provo 8 30 Canyon. Theatr ,1 pm. nightly except July 138 138 2nd our helping f.imilv and bands select ouanmgtul gifts ol lasting value. Verv importantlv , our legisity maumies duplications and exchanges. So, il vmi u getting married, be suie vour name is in nut hnjal registry is wav ot 2 derbie SHAWN M. CHRISTENSEN McCarthy ROSF.ANNE COLOSIMO MAUREEN McNAMARA SUSAN HIGGINS HOLLY MORRISION CYNTHIA FRANKS ROBIN ELIZABETH MOSTYN HOLLY HOGLE STEPHANIE ROSSE JANET JORDAN FROSTY SMITHWICK CHERYL LEWIS ANN WATERS East Surf Travel Peseu(s FELT-BUCHOR- X.l I him D C I'll II S ,ik Cit , ki'l Ilir. I I lllillMH cAler The National Touring Company of A Chorus Line" will hold auditions Wednesday for parts in all three companies, the National, the International and the Broadway, for dancers ages 18 to 30 years old. 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And don t miss our select group of classics by Burberry. Belts and 'lies. An admirable collection. Plus a wardrobe of Polo neckwear in a sea of colors Historic Pageant Tour SUN Michigan Mormon Concert Choir, North Visitors Center U: Ouerw4ar. Our best group yet "Something's Afoot." Sun vf N continues Saturday particular Chorus Line' sweaters for a colorful summer. Mondays, through summer, dress warmly the aler outside Sundays. Anietna Sun Rob Wells, DaVmci's 2020 p m , E 33rd South, 7 30 to a 1 Stephens, a resident of New York who will be making his Shakespeare directing debut with "Comedy," says that when he does comic material he always likes to find its sincere base first "It gives the actors something to play from I think theater should point out our foihles and follies and weaknesses and show that people con and do pull through it So in directing this play. Im pretty much taking that idea of a family unit and carrying it through with a lot of subplots and then have everything tie together at the end day-to-da- ol Su iat4rs. Our smartest crew neck and 5 Coll Brown Bag Series, 15 mi- nute Dog Troupe Shakespeare, Dlnwoodey Mm. Park, 12 15pm, tree Irving Wassermann, pianist, Morgan Theatre, USU. Logan. 8pm Free "Can't Stand StiU," Sun dance Summer Theatre. continues r "Im an adopted child and have an incredible devotion to my family. Im a great believer in love, and I dont think people exist on their own. If you can find one or two people m this world that you can invest your emotions in, then its all worthwhile think thats what Comedy is all about, at least thats the aspect Im interested in presenting "The Comedy of Errors, opens the season Julv 10, followed by "Macbeth." July 11 and Measure for Measure" July 12 The three shows will then be presented in repertory, nightly, except Sundays through Aug 20 Performances begin at 8 30 pm with orientation and greenshow activities starting at 7 15 p m Tickets are $5, $6, and $7 and may be reserved by contacting Box Office, Utah Shakespearean Festival Cedar City, Utah, 84720 Focusing on Caring lav Nellman Stephens is also interested in focusing on the caring and love written into the play be will direct, The Comedy of Errors It is a play about people needing to find their w ay home, and within that particular theme, this play devotes much time to how difficult that it is And in a sense thats what makes it funny Young Director This young director who served as stage manager for the 1979 Utah Shakespearean Festival says he believes hes a little young to be very picky about what he directs, but, yes, hes pleased at the opportunity to do Comedy. I like the show, and there are certain advantages in doing Comedy. For one thing, it does not demand the same mastery of the language that some of the others do, and there are not many long or complicated speeches. The show is very action oriented. This cast has a lot of energy going for it and they can put that to use here. Its almost a joy to have a play where everyone runs around and doesnt have to learn a lot of lines, though the show is very hard to do physically because it is so active. The director is also interesested in creating a real environment, a feeling for the marketplace where many of the scenes occur. Sense of Society Were going for a real sense of a society, a feeling that will create the sense of a large town and also y show that while the activities go on, there still the thread er 14D.iys Retummg from New York D.iys Sunday 1 Ellen Wassermann Wohl machei, Pianist, William 'i'V'-'f- 1 continues Saturday and 8pm, WEDNESDAY, 1 Steve Oldroyd, The Roof, Hotel Utah, 7 to 10 pm, Park West," Wasatch Rascals. Dinwrxxliy Mini Park, 1st South between Main and West Temple, 12 15pm, free iar singer, yxi' ?.y Cottonmouth, blues and country rock, Hole in the Wall, 380 S State, 9 30 P m a m Cover charge, continues Friday, Saturday melodrama, Silver Wheel Theatre, Park City, 8 o m continues Saturday 9th S 7301 Brown Bag Series, al II Sf Saturdays days through through July 19 FRIDAY, July 4 "A Widow's Weary Way," charge Brown Bag Series, A C on temporary Theatre, 17 15 Oinwoodey Mini Park, free Utah Pageant of the Arts, American Fork Hiqh School Theater, 510 N 6th East 8 p m , continue' nightly ex rept Sundays through July i Julv 3 "South Pacific," Pardoe Theatre, Harris Fine Arts Center, BYU, Provo, 8 pm. Continues through Aug 11, matinee Julv 4,3pm THURSDAY. is follow, 1 "The Fantasticks," Os mood Studios, 1800 E. 8th North, Orpm, 8pm, con t'noes nightly, except Son days through mid August ; Continues Wednes- t TUESDAY July Mainstream, iazz quartet. Hole in the Wall, 380 S State, MONDAY, June 30 - pm K 41 continues through Thursday, Fridays. Saturdays, 7pm "A Chorus Line," National Touring Company, Capitol Theatre, 8 P m continues nightly, including July 4, through Saturday, matinees Thursday, Saturday, 2 P m ,',t lar of 1 1 Obviously a man with a sense of humor, Markus said of course there is that element to be found in this popular tiagedy "Theres explicit humor m the "Robin Hood," Red Forest East V; 650 Repertory Dance Theatre Dinner-Theatr- i N continues through Thursday David Grisman Quintet. Snowbird, 5pm "The Last Question," Hansen Planetarium, 15 S State, 2 and 4 p m Clio Awards, 3 p m , Saturdays, Sundays, and following 8 p m shows on weekdays Diane Stewart, Westgate, Little 30 11 "Where Freedom Stands," produced by Freedom Festival Foundation, Timp View East, .W for his return to Utah, he said he was not comfortable with serving as director for Measure," but when asked to direct "Macbeth," he agreed. Ive played both major parts in it and, anyway, feel somewhat confident because I wrote my sons paper on it once Advance Reservations "Were asking that pimple who make their reservations this far m advance do so carefully, as we can make no exchanges or refunds once the purchase has been made due to the tremendous bookkeeping problems that arise Mam, High includes. and "Henry IV, Part 1 Scott Phillips, festival public rela- pm The Fertile Dirt Band, Canyon Inn, 37th E 9000 Sooth, 8 to 11 30 p m Night Vision, film exhibition, Fellini's "La Strada," Salt Lake Art Center 20 S West Temple, 7 30 and 9 30 P m Though his work lately is primarily as a director, he says he does have a couple of dreadful and movies to his credit and some equally bad telev tsion work to add to the list "I tried to keep alive over the 16 years I was involv ed in all that, and those jobs did help pay some of the bills Nothing," "Hamlet ( 'ii 534 S season years "Much Ado About porter scenes, and lighter, ironic humor in some of the scenes with Macbeth The play also has great heartiness It is not broiling, but an intense and passionate piece, one ui which the people care a great deal about each other. The Macbeths love each other and that comes through strongly Markus, who has worked with Shakespeare on numerous occasions, including directorial duties at the Utah Shakespearean Festival m 1964, the Oregon Shakespeare Festival in 1973, the Great Lakes Shakepoare Festival in Ohio and also in Maine, says "the best stage Ive ever worked on is this one here m Cedar City. It makes my job very easy. The way the theater is built creates a fluidity of movement that makes it very clear to actor and director what many of the scenes are about It also makes sense that plays work best on this stage because Shakespeare wrote many of them with this kind of theater m mind Academic Nomad Currently serving as artistic director for the Virgma Museum Theatre in Richmond, Markus has an academic background that includes a Ph D from Tulane University. He refers to himself as a nomad since he has freelanced both as an actor and director in such places as London, Hollywood. New York and Australia We have help SUNDAY, June 29 Park West Duo, presenting live iazz at Gepetto's, 230 S 13th East, 8 to 11 30 p.m Reidel is particularly pleased to be presenting Shakespeare in an area that has a diverse audience He believes strongly that the audience makes the event One of the difficulties m doing shows in cities is that the audiences are often jaded, cynical. But here where there is a mixture of urban and rural and you get a fair hearing of the play people bring all kinds of ideas to the theater depending on their lifestyle and the area where they live. We will lie tation." said Adams selling tickets during those two weeks as a package You will pay one price to see our show as well as the piesentation by the Royal Shakespeare Company. The $4 5 million project is being funded in part by Time-Lif- e Corp and, according to Adams, will draw reporters from the major press of the world. Masterpiece Theatre will lie film-- ; ing m Russia, France, Germany. Greece, England and Utah during the next 12 months Utah you ask How does that fit in with all those other places9" The British Broadcasting Company currently is involved in a project about the history of theater, to be called "All the Worlds a It will result m a Stage senes in the United States to air as part of the Public Broadcasting Services Masterpiece Theatre When the company started scout- locations m the U.S., researchers to the Folger Shakespeare in Washington D C. to get ,., ryi'y There are two simple measures of theater ttrfWcyiym rrK, y y1 IVolley Square? Cherry Creek Only |
