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Show t May 15, 1998 The Summit County Bee Page 6A WhAT's HAppENiNqlS Asteroid Flick Cant Avert Disaster by Jamca PoweU, the layman's movie critic The first of this summers asteroid films is here. And like the crowds running toward safety in the movie, audiences of Deep Impact may be seen fleeing theatres in an attempt to get away from this disaster. With an asteroid the' size of New York hurtling through on a space collision course with, you guessed it. Earth, the President of the United States (Morgan Freeman) must divulge the governments top secret plans to stop the impending disaster. But why would he tell the world after a yearlong cover up? Well, because a young, naive reporter (Tea Leoni) unknowingly stumbles onto for the asteroid. the Washingtons code-nam- e And although she thinks the code represents a woman who is having an affair with someone in the White House, the President still decides to go public. But why would the President do such a thing when the reporter obviously knows nothing? That remains to be seen. Most likely to get the action movie rolling so audiences dont fall asleep. p, Showboat on Sale Soon The epic Tony Award-winniDeWit Motor Car and a 1927 custom SHOW of BOAT, directed roadster, travels from city to city in production trailers. 32 by Broadway legend Harold Prince twenty-tw- o and produced by Garth H. Drabinsky The original production of SHOW and Toronto-base- d Livent, Inc, will BOAT, which opened at the Ziegfeld make its Salt Lake City premiere at Theatre in December 1927, broke trathe Capitol Theatre, August 3. dition by becoming the first musical Tickets go on sale May 2, 1998 at the play to combine serious, powerful themes with a rich Broadway score Capitol Theatre box office. SHOW BOAT is considered to be and a lavish, physical stage presentaan American musical masterpiece and tion. It wu innovative in its time a milestone work in the history of because its songs grew out of chsnc-te- r musical theatre. Adapted by composand plot and because its mature er Jerome Kern and librettist Oscar subject matter the social condiHammerstein 11 from Edna Ferbers tions' and racial tensions of the South sweeping novel, SHOW BOAT is a in the 1890s (including the issue of landmark musical saga that remains miscegenation), marital discord, self one of musical theatres most vital destruction through alcoholism - did and timeless works. not follow the traditional pattern of Livents $10 million production of musical comedy. SHOW BOAT comes to Salt Lake SHOW BOAT is an entirely new version based on the musicals various City as part of an extensive three-yescripts and motion picture versions tour of North America currently during the past 70 years. SHOW scheduled through the year 2000. On BOAT boasts a treasure trove of great April 7, 1998, Livent launched its classic theatre songs such as QL i first international, production of Man River, Cant Help Lovin Dat SHOW BOAT as the inaugural Mnisi- Man," You Are Love," "Why Do I cal production at the New Lyric Love You, Only Make Believe, Theatre at Star City Casino in and Bill (with Lyrics by P.O. Sydney, Australia. On April 28, 1998 by James Powdl Wode house). a second international production of Robert Redford, actor and filmmaker, recently entrusted 860 acres of Livents production of SHOW the show will have its London West land near Sundance along the Alpine Loop to Utah Open Lands to protect BOAT, which calls for a company of End premiere at the Prince Edward over 30 actors and 20 musicians, in Theatre. the meadows and forests from future development In his continuing effort to help save Utahs land, Redford allowed the additional to some 60 people back-stag- e, Performances of SHOW' BOAT is the largest musical theatre are Tuesdays through Fridays at 8pm; North Fork Preservation Alliance and Utah Open Lands to hold a benefit revolving around the world premiere of his latest movie, The Horse production to tour North America in Saturdays 2 ft 8pm; Sundays 2 ft recent history. The shows huge phys7:30; and Wednesday, August 3 at Whisperer. Farms the Clementine at The event began with a ical production, which includes 7pm. Tickets for SHOW BOAT range barbeque in Lehi, on Saturday, May 9. The food was prepared by Sundance cooks approximately 300 costumes; the in price from $23 to $67.50 and go on 23 -- tall "Cotton Blossom and the proceeds went to the two organizations. sale May 2. Tickets may be purchased n. Aside from the lunch, money was also raised by donations and a Floating Theatre; another 300 props; in person at the Capitol , all ArtTix A number of rare and quality items were up for bid, including art, and four wagona outlets or charge by phone at concert tickets, the denim jacket Redford wore during the filming of The and carriages, including a 1902 Horse Whisperer, and a day with Heber's most famous star, Bart the Bear. After the affair, nearly 1200 people picked into the SCERA Community Theatre in Orem to witness the premiere of The Horse Whisperer, which stars and was directed by Redford. The film, bssed on Nicholas Evans bestselling novel, is about a Montans horse trainer who' helps a young girl and her horse overcome die trauma caused by a major ; accident in which the girl lost part of her leg. The Egyptian Theatre Company will hold auditions for Moon Over movie the the Redford were not of stars of several and other Although Buffalo on Monday Msy 18, and Tuesday Msy 19. in attendance, leaders of the North Fork Preservation Alliance and Utah The Monday auditions will be held at the Egyptian Theatre, 328 Main Open Lands gave some very moving words about the organizations snd the need for everyone to help protect Utahs wildlands. Before leaving the St., Park City, from 7 pm-- 9 pm. The Tuesday auditions will be held at 338 Rio Grand (2nd floor), Salt Lake City, from 7 pm-- 9 pm. stage, a letter written by Bedford was read,' detailing his desire to have the J Roles to be filled include: 2 females in their 20a, 1 female in her 40s or in Utah. : premiere My love of the land and love of the West continues to be inspired, to 50s, 1 female in her 60s or 70s, 2 males in their 20s or 30s, and 2 males in their 40s to 60s. The production will be directed by Toni Byrd and runs this very day, by the incomparable nature of Utah. It is with that in mind that I sincerely thsnk all of you for coming here tonight in support of preAugust 13 to September 26, every Thursday, Friday and Saturday evening.. For more information please call die Egyptian Theatre Company at serving this inspiration for all of us, and for the generations who will follow us." The proceeds from ticket sales, the barbecue, and the auction will go toward supporting and protecting die wilderness of Utsh through the the two sponsors. Utah Open Lands is a private, organization that primarily uses conservation easements, written agreements that protect property by restricting development, to preserve farms, ranches, watersheds, wetlands, forests and meadows. By working with landowners, Utah Open Lands has ' ' I (WS film M helped protect thousands of acres from development. North Fork Preservation Alliance, a non-proorganization, also uses 3 conservation easements, along with other means, to preserve and protect the open spacea and wildlands of Provos North Fork Canyon. 1 The Horse Whisperer opens nationwide this Friday. 94 S. Main HeberCMy The Egyptian Theatre Company (ETC) of Park City is pleased to announce the 4th Annual Egyptian Shorts: An Evening of One Acts, opening May 14 and running until May 23, Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings at 7:30 p.m. The evening includes Tom Stoppards Fifteen Minute Hamlet and six other short pieces that premiered at the Human Festival. The shorts will also feature an original script entitled as yet untitled, by Jerry Rapier. ETC is proud to have an outstanding ensemble of actors involved in the program including, Mark Larson, Maty Parker Williams, Kyle Lewis, Joan Mullaney, Stephanie Howell, Annette Wright, Penelope Marantz, Roxanne Geyer, Laura Fisher, Greg Falge, and Chula Brinkpeter. The Directors are Kirt Bateman, Kyle Lewis, Jerry Rapier, Alison Trapp Ms. Dunn is also the associate atristic Sylvester, and Robin Wilk-Dun- n. this for project. producer The one act program was created to allow actors the opportunity to explore new material and new theatrical relationships in the production process. Tickets are $8 for adults and $5 for students and seniors. All performances are at the Mary O. Steiner Egyptian Theatre, 328 Main Street For more information, call (433) ng semi-tract- or 649-937- 1. ar Redford Helps Support Open Lands . $150-a-pla- . Moon Over Buffalo Auditions Next Week ' non-pro- fit ' T fit REEL Kamas Theatre DAILY MAY 15 . MAY 21": 4:30, 7:00 ft 9:20; SATURDAY ft SUNDAY MATINEE: 2:15 All Slows Adults 4 Kwms. UT Cmldren 27 - Saturday. May 16 . , Park City Film Series Presents: ;; Four Days in September s Jim Ssnty Auditorium at the Park City Library' 3 Rated R. 8 pjn.; $5. Call 647-97for information. : . V ?' 'i- Deer Valley Institute presents: Trilogy Plano Concert for detail. At the Ecdes Crater. Call 645-69- . 'C. On GoiNG Events This Spring ' v; V? Jans Tuesday Evening Mountain Bike Rides; All rides leave from 1600 Park Ave. Store at 6 p jn. No charge. : for more information. J:vf V Call 649-49- ' ' s Park City Arts Council: l for all cultural events and activities in Park Call (433)643-011- 0 on the Park City film Series; Park City Includes information City. Performances, Kimball Art Center, Park (Sty Professional Artists Associstion, Park City International Chamber Music Festival, Whos Art, and Friends of the library. ' Park City Silver Mine Adventure e Interactive and exhibits; tours in train care to 1300 feet below the surface and through 3200 feet of tunnels, a restaurant on ite and much more. Must be at least four yean old to go underToure offered every ground. Open 10 a.m. to 6 pjn. 20 minutes. Located 1.5 mile south of Park City on route 224. Call (433) 633-74or for more information. ; life-siz- year-roun- 44 . Jazz at the Main Street Mall: Every Saturday night at 7:30 pjn. The beat high school and middle school bands will perform everything from daisies to modern jazz. Call (435)783-546- 3 for more information. Conexion Amigos: This community organization was formed to promote understanding between the Hispanic and Anglo communities. Casual meetings every Friday at 6 p.m. at Rec. Building at City Park. Call (801)783-583- 1 for more information. Friday Night Gallery Strolls The first Friday of each month, see what'a new on the art scene in Paik City by strolling up and down main street, visiting the Kimball Art Crater and participating galleries between 6 p.m. and 8 1 p.m. Refreshments will be served. Call (435) 649-8710- Friday Night Gallery Strolls The first Friday of each month, see whata new on the art scene ievPwk Cky by suwlliag ep rad down main afreet, visiting the Kimball Art 060161 and participating galleries beffceea 6'plfltlfld 8 0. p.m. Refreshments will be served. Call (435) 649-871- If anyone has events they would like listed in the entertainment events calendar, please contact James Powdl at 336-55or 645-953- 7. ' For The Week Of May ng silent-auctio- 783-44- 69 K . te 40-lo- 30 M Mat jK 649-937- The effects are anything but spectacular. Combine this with the lack-o- f a decent build-uand you get one rather dull climactic sequence. Deep Impact cant make up its mind: to be a disaster, action movie, or to be a drama. Instead, it does both. And it does both poorly. Lets hope Anyway, a team of scientists are sent into the asteroid disaster is better the second time space to destroy the rock with nuclear blasts, around when Armageddon opens later this summer. while the people back home state toward the heavWho it's for: The kids. And anyone interens, praying for a miracle. Of course, in the name ested in the end of the earth as we know it. of aU disaster flicks, the astronauts not only fail, Whv two stars; The true disaster in Deep but manage to make die predicament even worse Impact is that it takes far too long to develop any by blowing the asteroid into two pieces, both tension with what could be considered a great heading for impact within a month. movie plot. By die time it does, its too late. And Heres where the story, the action, and the by then, youre rooting for the asteroid. The spetension, really begin, aa die U.S. bolds a lottery to cial effects should be seen oa the big screen, if at pick one million people to survive in an underall, but are definitely not worth the price of admisground network of caves in Missouri.'1 sion, even if you wait for this dollar show. Unfortunately for audiences, however, Deep Impact is already half over. With over an hour devoted to building up die chiuao-ter- s disaster, I'll probably be concerned for the welfare, though, right? Not exactly. As a matter of fact, youll probably hope for die asteroid's impact just to see some great special effects snd make the movie worth your while. Don't hold your breath. Egyptian Shorts, Not Boxer Shorts Egyptian Theatre Company presents: 4th Annual Egyptian Shorts 1 Can for tickets and infomurtion. ' i Annua March ' LIBRA 20 21-Ap- rll 17-3-3 September 23 23-Octo-ber Whath a food way to get out of your rut? Tike ciaMl You can mate aomc wonderftd nor frtenda IT you put a a chance. 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