The Goderich Signal-Star, 1977-07-21, Page 27BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Show opens on July 27. This is
a whimsical chronicle of a
rural Ontario village from
1633 to 1977 written by Jim
Schaefer of the Festival.
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hoke, a contemporary
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, is a winner. Every
of the play -setting,
casting and directing -
b,
art with the acting, it
.e difficult to pick just
tor as being more
ding than any of the
They are all excellent
their roles to per-
, Each one comp
is the othe.. r and, they
th a total company
W. Carroll as Walter,
.arse and uncouth
farmer, manages to
comical and serious
e greatest of ease.
at times his Walter
ter is obnoxious,
also makes him un-
dable.
•r's wife, Margaret is
by Gwen. Thomas. She
n excellent.. portrayal
e -starved prairie farm
:ding a dull and lonely
drudgery. Emotions
:h in this ploy and
et commands full
e sympathy.
Longps Walter's "14
on 45 year old"
er is sweet, af-
t te, wide-eyed and
,t. The audience loves
ost immediately. She
,ell igent and witty while
ame time she is back-
nd shy: Sjle describes
17 as "not quite right and
oung". She carries
'an Emily Post book of
e and quotes from it
t were a Bible. She
funny hat with bells
he calls it her lid and
helps to contain her.
is , a memorable
er.
ck Christopher plays
role of Gibson,
et's. distant cousin
IS itor from -Vancouver.
is a nervous, absent
Serve professor type who
EA s the lives of those
fON him. He is a
118 .ed and melancholy
Christopher manages
• right kind of jittery,
nd' nervous voice for
rich
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Mather as grandpa is
st in his role. He adds
cents worth with some
ugh lines.
,e and Jake played by
Under construction
Laura, Virginia and Leslie Brown of Philadelphia, Pa. work
at the beginnings of what was to become a sophistihated
canal system as they enjoyed the hot summer weather at St.
f'hristopher's Beach on Monday. (staff photo)
Vernon Chapman and Ron
Baker are excellent as
Walter's nosy next door
neighbours. They are small
time farmers and gossips who
feed off the excitement and
scandals of other people's
lives to compensate for . the
dullness of their own
existence. As the play's
narrators, Archie and Jake
are hilarious and often have
the audience rolling in the
aisles.
Although Artichoke is billed
as a drama of life in a small
prairie_ town.. which progress
has passed by, it is much
more than that. Author
Joanna Glass has added the
themes- of lost love and
passion 'and the stuff of life
itself. Glass shows amazing
insight into life and emotion.
She combines light-hearted
moments with the darker side ,
of things.
The play's set is very
detailed and authentic. The
stage is transformed into an
old prairie farm kitchen
noticeably containing few of
the luxuries of modern
technology.
Director Sean Gillespie can
be credited with leading his
cast in •one of the finest
performances around. ' The
high quality of this play
cannot be emphasized
enough: There is almost a
built-in guarantee that any
audience viewing the
production will enjoy it.
Unfortunately the audience
present on Artichoke's
opening night last Wednesday
was small.
There are three nights left
to catch this play which runs
until Saturday. Per-
formances take place in the
Blyth Memorial Hall at 8:30
p.m.
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