| Show -- 1ig 4 ' t - - C4 KUER documentary focuses Mayfest- event on Scofield mining disaster to feature The Salt Lake Tribune Friday May 10 1991 - :Mime returns for AIDS benefit By Nancy Melich Tribune Staff Writer : Joe Pitti the diminutive artist with the penetrating dark eyes has a face familiar to thousands of Utah schoolchildren As an annual participant in the Artists in Education Program of the Utah Arts Council he fro verses the state with his silent roulines — initiating students into the - world of mime Adults know him from solo concerts as well as his acting appearances in local pro ductions including "Saturday's 1 Jo i Voyeur" Saturday Pitti returns to The Broadway Stage 272 S Main to present his second annual mime benefit concert for the Utah AIDS - Foundation Last April his con cert raised $2000 for MP' and he hopes this year's version will surpass that figure Unlike some benefits where the theater and the performer receive a share of the proceeds all monies from Pitti's concert will go directly to the charity Ben Barr executive director of UAF said Pitti has donated his time and William Sargent Broadway Stage artistic director has donated the theater Barr added that while UAF is not : hi debt the organization is broke ''We're extremely grateful to 7 :oe for doing this" Barr said "He out on his own and makes all - goes the arrangements and unselfishly gives his time" Barr said local bands have pre sented concerts to benefit IMF but to his knowledge Pith is the only single performer who has do- nated an entire concert to the local : organization :4 4 al 4 ' which I hope will continue to be an annual event is a way for me to raise some money for the foundation and feel that I am doing something to contribute to helping those who are ill" Barr said the average age of a person with AIDS is 30 but there are Utahns 9 months to 75 years old with the disease Since 1983 376 cases of AIDS have been reported in Utah 228 men women and children have died "There is a misconception" Barr added "that AIDS is something that happens someplace else That is simply not true It happens News personnel at KUER (FM 90) have compiled a radio documentary focusing on the Scofield mining disaster an explosion that killed 200 miners and left 107 widows and 268 orphans in the remote Utah town in the spring of 1900 The program will air Thursday at 6:30 pm The documentary features interviews with children of the victims who recall the accident 91 years after it occurred and offers a look at the myths and traditions surrounding the disaster Utah State University football and basketball games will air on KUTR (AM 1320) beginning this fall radio station The Salt Lake-base- d recently signed an agreement with the USU Sports Radio Network Proceedings are under way to announce program times and schedules that will involve Aggie fans locally The USU Sports Radio Network an enterprise of Logan businessman Steven W Skinner involves 10 other radio stations throughout the Intermountain region that also carry the Aggie games KUTR is a Price Com- - everywhere and it affects everyone There have been 25 new cases diagnosed this year in Utah" PMI's concert will feature five premieres including "Safe Sex" which raises questions concerning how people deal with sex today and the different definitions of safe sex Pitti describes it as a "very safe piece" He will also present some "old favorites" including "The Rocket Ship" "Making Whoopee" and "The Last One Left" The concert will be repeated May 18 as a benefit for The Broadway Stage "Bill Sargent has been nice enough to donate the theater these past two years for the AIDS benefit" said Pitti "and because he has helped raise the consciousness about the disease I wanted to do something to help his new theater get off the ground" Performing with Pitti will be actorchoreographer Carolyn Wood and Greg Simione Curtain is 7:30 pm for both concerts Tickets are Joe Pitt' Performs Saturday Pith has been an actor and a mime for 15 years A native of New York he moved West to attend the University of Utah where he received a bachelor of arts degree in theater He formed the Doodles Mime Company in the 1980s and continued to work as a choreographer and actor His benefit concert last April was his first mime concert since 1985 It was also the last public event that his close friend Michael Elliot attended Elliot a Salt Lake City psychologist died shortly after of AIDS "There are more and more people dying of AIDS" said Pitti "The disease has taken a lot of wonderful people in the arts community as well as my very dear friend Michael Doing this concert Local perform- $10 and $5 'Ducktales' remains CD best-sellin- DMISSIO 6 limp" (Disney) 2 "The Little Mermaid" (Disney) "The Witches" (Warner) :4 !Teter Pan" (Disney) 1 2 MO moors $ue NOW SPUN ete SO WASATCH BLVD 1151113 WIN lagf 525 MO 6400 SO 4100 - 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