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---- Stops Afong The Way '95--
Music, laughs, thrills abound for 1995 theatre season
Continued from page 23
the rest was difficult. Coincidentally in 1992
and 1993 attendance also fell dramatically.
Last year the festival board of directors
brought back Janet Amos who worked in
her magic once again, breathing enthusiasm
and hope back into the festival. The 1994
season was a heralded success, with sellout
attendance figures for many of the
productions, and a profit.
This year's season, which opens June 14,
promises to be just as good with ticket sales
going well. The opener is billed as a
"passionate tale of love, ambition and
betrayal set during prohibition years".
Ballad for a Rum Runner's Daughter is
written by Laurie Fyffe with music by Beth
Bartley.
Early reports say the set is spectacular.
One of the plays from the early years is
making its return to Blyth. The Tomorrow
Box, by Anne Chislett is the story of a
Huron County farmwife who divorces her
husband when he decides to retire and sell
the farm without consulting her. Though it
debuted at the Kawartha Festival in Lindsay,
the Blyth production in the late 70s brought
it to a much broader audience. The
Tomorrow Box was soon on the playbill of
theatres across North America. It has been
translated into Japanese and struck a chord
there with 100,000 Japanese having seen the
play over the years.
It comes back to Blyth from June 20 to
Aug. 26.
Norah Harding has penned the third
offering of the season. This Year, Next Year,
is a story of a mother and her three
daughters' survival during the final days of
World War II. It opens July 18 and runs
until Aug. 25.
Jake's Place is a new play written by
Amos's husband, Blyth favourite Ted
Johns. It tells the story of Jake Palmer, a
loner, who lives on the
edge of town until his
battle for a driveway puts
him up against town
politics. Jake's opens July
25 and runs until Aug. 26.
The final production in
Blyth's 1995 season is a
return of a return. Johns'
He Won't Come In From
the Barn, was brought
back to the Blyth stage
last year and was such a
success that it enjoyed an
extended run and is
closing the 1995 season,
The story of Aylmer Clarke, who holes up
in his barn, is billed as "an agricultural
comedy for cynical times." It opens Aug. 29
wraps up the Festival season on Sept. 9.
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