SEPTEMBER 23. 1985
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The New Season of Music,
Theater and Dance
The Meredith Performs Concert
Series will begin in Noveir^rwith its
biggest production of the '85-'86 sea
son, The Sound of Music. It will be fol
lowed by Tales of the Jazz Age, The
Meredith Dance Theatre, and The
Tiuning of the Shrew,
Tales of the Jazz Age, an original
theatre piece, will portray prominent fig
ures: Ernest Hemingway, Dorothy Par
ker, F. Scott, Zeida Fitzgerald, Ger
trude Stein, Isadora Duncan, and
Get^wln, recreating the music, dance,
and literature of the roaring twenties.
The Dance Theatre, *oreographed
b>y Allyson Coiwell, wiii preset its
show in earty /^ril. This innovative
creation of modem dance is the result
of two semesters of preparation by the
Meredith dancers.
The Taming of the Shrew will be pro
duced with an all fen^e cast. Dr. John
Creagh, head of the Theatre Arts De
partment, is excited about the produc
tion and is directing the play from a dif
ferent angle paroding the sexism in this
William Shakespeare comedy. Dr.
Creagh also encourages those who do
not consider themselves actresses to
use other skills: dancers, gymnlsts,
tumblers, acrobats, ex-cheerleaders,
hackey-sack players, clowns, mimes,
or those with any unusual skills.
it promises to be a good season and
season tickets are available: Adults
$17.00 each, and Students-Sr. citizens
$11.00 each. All are ^>couraged to at
tend.
TALES OF THE JAZZ AGE
Feb. 7, 8, 13-16
Studio Theatre
THE SOUND OF MUSIC
Nov. 1, 2, 8, 9, 15-17
Jones Auditorium
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Musicians Needed
Musicians are needed. If you are In
terested in woiltlng with “Tales of the
Jazz Age” or "Taming of the Shrew,”
but dancing and acting just are not your
bag, and you can play a musical instru
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Dr. Creagh expresses a special need
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