The Citizen, 2001-09-05, Page 31Randy and friend
The ventriloquist and impressionist, Randy with his talkative
but empty-headed friend helped entertain the crowd at
Saturday's opening party for the Thresher Reunion. (Photo by
David Blaney)
Just 10 days left
of acclaimed season
WEDDINGS
- Performed - your location or our
indoor or outdoor chapel
(non-denominational)
For brochure call:
REV. CHRIS MORGAN
ALL FAITHS PASTORAL CENTRE
BENMILLER, 524-5724
CHRISTENINGS
play that you almost forget that it's a
comedy, but it gets all of this human-
ity across with wit and style and lots
of laughter, plus a few tears. It's
worth the drive to Blyth."
Call the box office at 523-9300 or
1-877-862-5984 to reserve tickets.
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Sat. Sept. 8 2001
Lucknow Arena
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Gary and Beth Earl and
Roy and Mary Beuerman
are pleased to announce
the forthcoming marriage
of their children
Becky Ann
and
Christopher Benson
The wedding will take place
September 15, 2001
at Ethel United Church,
Ethel, Ontario
Laura Diane to
Brett Fischer, oldest'
son of Murray and
Marlene Fischer,
R.R.#3, Brussels.
Exchange of vows
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Bob & Marsha Szusz are pleased to
announce the forthcoming marriage
of their daughter
Jennifer Lynn
and
Timothy Garry
Aon of Garry & Florence Elliott. The
wedding will take place on Saturday.
September 8, 2001
at Londesboro United Church at
6 p.m. Reception to follow at
Goderich Township Hall.
Everyone loves Sometime, Never
by Norah Harding playing until September 9th
What have you been missing?
"There's plenty of
love, laughter and
humanity in
Blyth's Sometime,
Never"
Rob Reid, K-W record
Four Stais!
Noel Gallagher,
The London free
Press
There's only 5 more chances to see
it at the Blyth Festival
Coll 523-9300 or 1-877-862-5984
to reserve your tickets today!
www.blythfes,ti val.com
THE CITIZEN. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 2001. PAGE 31.
Entertainment
`Culture Shock' at Fergus
What a season! There's still a
chance to see the two most
acclaimed hits in the Blyth Festival's
season that has been jam packed with
winners. Sometime, Never and
McGillicuddy are on the Blyth stage
until Sept. 9 and Sept. 15 respective-
ly.
Noel Gallagher of The London
Free Press called Keith Roulston's
McGillicuddy "a sweet triumph",
and called Sometime, Never a "heart-
felt play done with loving care."
Sometime, Never features an
incredible cast and stars former
Festival Artistic Director Janet
Amos. Bonnie Gropp from The
Citizen called Amos's performance
"incomparable."
Critics have appreciated
McGillicuddy for being an insightful
comedy. McGillicuddy tackles some
very important issues in a comedic
format. Harry Currie of The
Kitchener-Waterloo Record explains
"there is such human content to this
Culture Shock, an award-winning
comedy about rural Newfoundlander
Hillyard Philpott's misadventures in
the big city of Montreal takes the
stage at Theatre on the Grand until
Sept. 22.
Written' by Canadian humorist
Lorne Elliott well-known for his
work on CBC's Madly Off In All
Directions, this production features
an 'all Newfoundlander' cast of Ken
Delaney, Glen Downey and Stephen
Guy-McGrath who has just complet-
ed a successful run_ of the popular
Spinning )"urns at Theatre on the
Grand.
Bored with his life in a
Newfoundland outport, Hillyard
Philpott decides to seek his fame and
fortune in Montreal, armed only with
his wits! His wits being what they
are, he's in deep, deep trouble.
Originally presented in 1981 in
arts and cultural centres across
Newfoundland, Culture Shock has
subsequently been produced at sev-
eral venues in eastern Canada
including two different productions
at the Charlottetown Festival. Thd
1989 Centaur Theatre production,
presented as part of Montreal's Just
For Laughs Festival, was filmed and
aired nationally on CBC Television
and the 1995 Chester Playhouse
Theatre Festival production was
broadcast on CBC Radio's Drama
Series.
Tickets are $18 for all Wednesday
evening performances and $21 for
the Thursday and Saturday matinees.
Tickets for all Thursday through
Saturday evening performances are
$25.
Theatre on the Grand is located at
244 St. Andrew St., W., in Fergus
and tickets and information may be
obtained by calling the Box Office at
(519)787-1981.
Check out The Citizen's
WEBSITE
at www.northhuron.on.ca
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For more info & tickets
527-1471 or 527-2230
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Robert and Lois
Sinclair;
R.R.#1, Belgrave,
are pleased to
announce the
forthcoming
marriage of their ,;-f,
daughter,
Leisure