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Theatre and Concerts
BLYTH FESTIVAL
Summer season continues until Sept. 17 with five
productions: “The Cookie War’’, “Mail Order Bride’’,
“Lucien”, “Fires In The Night” and “Bordertown
Cafe.’’
Box Office 523-9300 or 523-9225.
HURON COUNTRY PLAYHOUSE
Summer stock theatre until Sept. 10. “Windfall”, Aug. 9
to 20 and the musical’‘Little Shop of Horrors”, Aug. 16 to
Sept. 10.
Box office 238-8451.
THE MERCEY BROTHERS
One of Canada’s most popular country music groups
appears at the Blyth Festival for the first time. The group
has played in concert across Europe and at the Grand Ole
Opry.
Saturday, October 15, 8 p.m. Single tickets, $12. Youth
$9.
WINGFIELD’S PROGRESS
Rod Beattie returns with the latest stories from Walt
The Citizen, Help Directory, Page 15.
Wingfield, thecity executive who gave up urban ways for
a “simple existence” on the farm. This time Walt takes on
urban developers who threaten the town of Larkspur.
“LetterfromWingfieldFarm”soldoutwhenitwas
originally performed at Blyth two years ago.
Saturday, Nov. 12, 8 p.m. Individual tickets, $12. Youth
$9.
THE GREAT LAKES QUINTET
This brass quintet has a flair for presentation and
extraordinary musicianship and has become one of
Canada’s most sought-after chamber music ensembles.
It has performed from New York’s Lincoln Centre to Expo
‘86. Their work varies from the lighter compositions of
Charles Ivesand Leonard Bernstein to Bach and Gabrieli.
Sunday, April 16, 1989 at 2 p.m. Individual tickets, $12.
Youth $9.
BETH ANNE COLE SINGS
Beth Anne is back! The popular stage and television star
has been at Blyth many times before from Desert Song to
her own one-woman concert to “Girls in the Gang” and
“Miss Balmoral of the Bayview” in the 1987 Festival
season. This time she brings a fresh and offbeat collection
of famous (and not-so-famous) songs from Broadway,
vaudeville and the French stage, songs first performed by
such stars as Fanny Brice. Beth Anne’s own amusing
commentary gives the evening a warm, personal flavour.
Saturday, May 6, 1989. 8 p.m. Individual tickets, $12.
Youth $9.
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