The Lucknow Sentinel, 1996-03-27, Page 7B1
th announces season's productions
The, 1996 BlytI Festival
season officially opens Jane
21 and runs until Aug. 31, It
win feature " .a rine-up of
music, :love,, comedy and
drama on the main stage,
with three world premieres
and a fourth play which had
its premiere on CaPe %teton'
Island. The 1996 Season
Supporter is du Mairier
Arty.
Parndatace livelt a e,lr„
Ieotive directed by pave
Thompson, kicks off the
'season, previewing June 18.'
This play eelebrate"s •the
great touring radio show,
The CXNX Barn Dane,
Every Saturday night it was
d iv
broadcast lave, featuring
local talent as well as future
stars like Gordie Tapp and
Tommy Hunter.
Barndance Live! retire
axes these times together
with the colorful characters
who made ir happen - Doc
HN/
has n
cr tackshan , Johnny latent,
Earl Heywood, and Ernie
King.
Ma Belk Mabel by
Cindy Cowan .opens Jun
26.
In 1875, Alexander
Graham Bell, inventory of
the telephone, was hired to .
teach his future wife Mabel
Hubbard to speak. Although
deaf, she was a high-spirit-
ed woman with remarkable
abilities. Their home, Beinn
Bbreagh .in Baddeck, Nova
Scotia, was a place of jgy2
frustration, heartbreak and
triumph, as they built a lire
together pursuing studies in
air and water travel and; cre-
atingenthusiasm o
f r
e>ll! >ns s , .
libraries, schools, and the
arts.
Phis play, first performed ,
on Cape Breton Island by
the Mulgrave. Road Co -Op
Theatre, is the moving love
story of two special people:
Villa Eden, a zany come-
dy by Colleen Curran,
opens July 24. It is set in a,
ramshackle bedand break-
fast with a ditty warm-
hearted proprietor who can't
cook,: A' weekend rush of
strange guests includes an
obsessive archaeologist,a
mysterious movie star trav-
elling incognito, a budding
architect and a set Of
quarelling triplets; A. shock-
ing death in the .midst of the
fun raises the big question:
was it murder or was p;t a
mistake? Death by poison
or death by dessert?
Blyth ` audiences will
fondly .. remember play-
wright Curran's work from
prevtous Blyth productions
o'f Cake Walk and Local
Talent.
The fourth and final play
which opens July 31 kis.
Fireworks, a magical jour-
'fey
eanney by:. Edmonton :play -
•
After four years of opera-
tion, the Huron County
1.1IWAIDS Network has
outgrown its old facilities,
and has moved to a larger
location:
Rob Newman, media
representativefor the orga-
nization,
rga:nization,s noted that one rea-
sp;>r, for : the =move from
Rattenbury Street East to
the larger Albert Street
location was "a larger client
list, unfortunately." ;He
added there was also a gen-
•
eral needfor 'more space, as
the Network was working in
cramped quarters in the pre.,
vious location. .
Since .moving in January,
Newman :said ,• the Network
hasbeen waiting for better
weather to host open
house.
:That open house has now
been scheduled for Apr. 3.
A special event in honor of
volunteer s will be held 'at
the new Network office on
-Albert:. Street (former Les,.
Ciseaux) from b to 7 p.m.
Then, from "t` to 9, members
of the public are invitedto
visit theopen house, view '.
the new surroundings and,
have the,opportunity to win
door ,prizes.
Newrrian' noted that the
public open house will be
"just a ,little party to let the
neighborhood know we've.
moved, and we're bigger
andbetter, and always look-
ing foryolunteers.”
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This. is die ,story of a broken
family held together by
Wynn, anelderly woman.
who .is the light of her hus-
band's life, a solace to her
son. and a life -line for her
grandson Jamie, Fier death
shatters their world but her
vivid presence.. in memory
lingers to guide them in
their new lives. •
The ''fireworks" in the
play are an occasion of
emotional tumult where.
each character finds the
courage to step into the
future.
The Blyth Festival Box
Office opens April .1 for
members only. The Box
Office is open to the general
public as of April. 15. Ticket
prices range from $6 to $22.0:
Money saving voucher
packs are available now by
calling the Box Office at
523-9300.
LUCKNOW Your Hosts The Greig s Licenced under L1 B.0 528-3932
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pleased to announce
the forthcomi
Inarriage of their
daughter
Trina Margaret
to
Mr. Andrew Key
of England on
Mardi 30, '196.
Te.reception will be
held at the Lucknow
Community Centre..
,friends and: relatives
please accept this as
your invitation to
tome and., plain our
celeb tion.
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