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GRAND BEND - The Huron Country
Playhouse is delighted to welcome back
Miriam Newhouse this season. Miriam ap-
peared at the Playhouse in the 1981 produc-
tion of Nurse Jane Goes to Hawaii.
Having been involved with professional
theatre for 20 years, Miriam got her start in
England auditioning for a Children's
Theatre Company and was accepted. Dur-
ing her 10 year stay in England, Miriam met
and later married director Peter Messaline.
She anis her husband travel across the coun-
try lecturing on the business side of acting.
Miriam's most recent accomplishment is
Brighton Beach Memoirs in Montreal and
she is: the co-editor of And what are you go-
ing to do for us?, a collection of audition
pieces drawn solely from Canadian plays.
Just like the character she will play in
Alla, Stratton's Papers this season, Miriam
actually just "fell into theatre", originally
intending to be an English professor. She
has always had a particular liking for Allan
Stratton and his work. Says Miriam, "Allan
Stratton has a quick, sharp mind with a
tremendous love and appreciation of words,
and their power. He is charming, vulnerable
and quite mad!"
Academics are a prime target in Papers
which is set in a small rural university and
two lonely articulate, would-be lovers strug-
gle with their inability to communicate.
Papers, written by Allan Stratton and
directed by Lloy Coutts plays at the Huron
Country Playhouse from July 13 until July
25/Playhouse II at 8:30 p.m. Matinees
Wednesdays, Thursdays at 2:30 p.m. For
ticket information, call 238-8451.
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month after working for 10 years as
manager of the Cookstown Royal Bank.
Prior to that he worked at the Royal Bank in
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