HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1987-06-10, Page 23THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10, 1987. PAGE 23.
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WINGHAMNew Chislett play opens in Pt Dover
The newest play from Huron
County’s award-winning play
wright Anne Chislett opens the
1987 season of the Lighthouse
Festival in Port Dover, Tuesday,
June 16.
“Half a Chance” is Ms. Chis-
lett’sfifth play. Her other plays
have been widely produced across
Canada, as wellas in the United
States and Japan. Herplav “Ouiet
E. Wawanosh
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granted by council to Mr. Helmut
Seiber. The severances in question
are lands where his dryers are now
situated in East Wawanosh. Mr.
Seiber wishes to separate them
from the farm. According to the
secondary plan of East Wawanosh
this is a reasonable severance and
council agreed providing the zon
ing changed from farming to the
higher tax base of commercial
industrial.
Council made a commitment to
the Ministry of Transportation to
spend $225,000 on the tenth line
bridge provided that construction
started on the bridge this year.
This commitment would be spread
over two years. The next council
meeting is set for June 29.
in the Land”, premiered at the
Blyth Festival in 1981, won both
the Governor General’s Award for
Drama and the Chalmer’s Cana
dian Play Award.
“Half a Chance” is a satirical
and touching look at the changes
that have occurred since the
1960’s. Harry Peterson (played by
Robin Marshall) is a sixties
activist-turned-garage mechanic
who decides to resurrect the peace
movement in order to save his
daughter (played by Sherry Smith)
and maybe at the same time, save
the world.
Director for the production is
James Roy who recently served as
Artist-in-Residence at the Univer
sity of Guelph. He has been Artistic
Director at the Manitoba Theatre
Centre and the Belfry Theatre in
Victoria, B.C., and he was the
founder and first artistic director of
the Blyth Summer Festival. He is a
respected Director and has direct
ed many new Canadian plays.
“Half a Chance” appeals to all
ages, but especially to those over
40 who are offered an opportunity
tosharealittle nostalgia for the
days of wheatgerm and Wood-
stock.
Other cast members include:
Brian Hartt, Patricia Oatman, and
Cathy O’Connel.
Set Design is by Maxine Graham
with Costume Design by Cindy
Hardy.
“Half a Chance” will run until
June 27, a total of 14 performances.
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