HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1989-02-22, Page 34PAGE 34. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1989.
Entertainment
CHSS wins People's Choice Award
Six area secondary schools parti
cipated in the Fourth Annual
Drama Festival at the Blyth Mem
orial Hall on February 17 and 18.
The first performance was “First
Choice”, a two-act play that center
ed around the lives of two couples
immediately following the outbreak
of World War III. The students of
Central Huron Secondary School in
Clinton received the award for Best
Visualization Execution and dress
ing of a set for this production.
They were also the first recipient of
the People’s Choice Award, for the
best all-around production.
The second play was presented
by Cambridge. It was about a
young man who tries to take his
own life after a failed relationship
and career, by jumping from a
ledge. However, instead of landing
he finds himself in the land of the
“King of Mice”. This was an
original play written by the stu
dents especially for the festival.
They were awarded the “most
outstanding production” as well as
an award for “best ensemble
playing.”
In F.E. Madill’s production of
“Garage Sale”, the Drama Club
showed how two people had to help
fate along. They received a men
tion for “creating and maintaining
the mood of the play.”
The first entry on Saturday was
Listowel District Secondary
School’s, “Mentors”. They receiv
ed an acting award for a chorale
group as well as an acting award to
Lee-Anne Doan who played the
part of Satania in this drama about
illusion and reality.
An acting award also went to
Perry Zimmerman of Norwell Dis
trict Secondary School in Palmer
ston. Perry played the part of Burt
in this school’s production entitled,
“Shrinking.” The play which deals
with human relationships, was
written by Jennifer Cressey. Jenni
fer also acted in and directed the
play. She was the recipient of the
award for “outstanding contribu
tion to a play”.
In “Thin Ice” the problems of
being a teenager were illustrated
by the Improv Club of Saugeen
District Secondary School in Port
Elgin. Alan Milroy won an award
for his portrayal of Steven Ridge
house. Following the performan
ces, the adjudicators, Lorna Wilson
and Jerry Franken, shared their
thoughts and observations with the
young participants.
In addition to the productions
students attended several work
shops on Friday morning at Central
Huron Secondary School. Rob
Seale demonstrated his skills as a
stage combat instructor, which Rob
describes as “the illusion of vio
lence with the practice of absolute
safety.”
Blyth Festival’s Artistic Director,
Katherine Kaszas, worked with her
husband, freelance cinematogra
pher, Paul Dunlop. Together the
two explained the differences be-
tween acting and directing in live
theatre or for a camera.
Lorna Wilson also conducted a
workshop drawing on her wide
theatre experience.
Katherine Kaszas said the class
es were an excellent opportunity
for the young people to meet and
mingle, sharing common interests
and forming new friendships.
Brussels Library sponsors contest
The Brussels Branch Library is
celebrating March Break with an
exciting contest for children. If you
are in grades 1 through 8, you are
eligible to enter to try to win a
great prize.
Four lucky winners will receive a
free ticket to Green Thumb Thea
tre’s production of “two Weeks
Twice a Year” at the Blyth Memor
ial Hall on Saturday, March 18 at 2
p.m. This excellent play by Colin
Thomas could be the highlight of
your March Break.
Children in grades 1 - 4 are
invited to enter a colouring contest.
Pick up a colouring sheet at the
library.
Children in_grades 5 to 8 should
design a poster or bookmark illu
strating library services.
Entries must be received at the
Brussels Branch Library by library
closing on Saturday, March 11.
Winners will be announced at the
library on Tuesday, March 14.
Winners will pick up their tickets at
the library. Entries will be display
ed at the library during March
Break.
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Continued from page 26
They went to Ken Cousins with
two, Dave Montgomery, Kevin
Deitnei and Kevin McArter. As
sists went to Brian Tenpas (2),
Brian Deitner, Troy Pocaluyka,
Paul Montgomery, Dave Stephen
son (2), and Kevin Deitner.
Arthur added two more goals in
the last five minutes of the period
with the game ending 17-7 for the
Crusaders. This eliminated Arthur
from any further play this
Special mention goes
Cousins who scored four
the game with Kevin
Kevin McArter and Dave Mont
gomery each getting hat-tricks.
It would be awfully nice to see a
lot more players like the Arthur
captain in the next series and in the
league. He was an ardent hockey
player and a gentleman.
I understand the next series is
against Lions Head and will proba
bly get underway this weekend.
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season.
to Ken
goals in
Deitner,
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