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Thursday, July 22, 1965
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'Brigadoon' Ends This Week:
Triangle To Extend Season
"Brigadoon," the Broadway
musical now playing at Dur
ham's Triangle , Repertory
Theater, will close an ex
tended performance this week
end. The engagement was ex
tended as part of a total re
vision of the theater's summer
season. The extended season
will include two-week runs of
four additional plays.
"Brigadoon," with a 12-night
run plus four children's mati
nees is expected to draw even
larger crowds than the Trian
gle Theater's record - setting
one-week run of "The Fantas
ticks." A cast of over 30 perform
ers is one of the highlights of
Young Artists
ir
Annual young artist audi
tions for prospective soloists
with the North Carolina Sym
phony will be held Sept. 25 in
the choral and instrumental
rooms of the music depart
ment at Saint Andrews Col
lege in Laurinburg.
i The auditions are open to
instrumentalists between the
age of 17 and 36, to singers
between 21 and 41 (women)
and 26 and 46 (men).
Students interested in audi
tioning for a solo appearance
with the orchestra during its
21st annual tour next spring
Audition Set
should contact the North Car
olina Symphony Society in
Bingham X. Application
blanks, requirements, and the
prescribed list of auditions
literature will be sent upon
request.
"The auditions are not a
contest," said symphony di
rector Benjamin Swalin.
"They represent an opportun
ity for aspiring young musi
cians." Candidates in the instrumen
tal and vocal division will be
heard by a panel of experts
in their respective fields.
the theater's present produc
tion, based on the muscial
score by Alan Lerner and
Fredrick Lowe.
Dances in the production
are staged by director-choreographer
James Albright.
Among the principals in the
cast are Harriet Slaughter,
who sings and dances with the
villagers of "Brigadoon," and
Paul Renault, who plays one
of the romantic leads.
Miss Slaughter who has also
worked as a director and
choreographer has a varied
theater background acquired
in New York. Renault's exper
ience includes singing and
night club appearances.
"Brigadoon" will be fol
lowed by a two-week engage
ment of Rodgers and Hammer
stein's "The King and I."
Then, in an extension of the
season through Oct. 2, the the
ater will stage "A Shot In The
Dark," Aug. 10 to 21; "Wait
-ing For Godot," Aug. 24 to
Sept. 4; "The Little Foxes,"
Sept. 6 to 18; and "Look
Homeward, Angel," Sept. 21 to
Oct. 2.
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AMORE: Mike Smith and Edna Randall dispense with words
and let smiles convey their feelings during rehearsal for the
Junior Playmaker's premiere of 'Con Aniore." Smith and Miss
Randall will play lead roles when the production opens tomorrow
night at Playmakers Theater.
'Con Amorc9 Opens Friday
Tickets are still on sale in
214 Abernathy for the Junior
Carolina Playmakers premiere
of "Con Amore."
The original musical come
dy by Chapel Hillians Mary
D. Mack and James Holmes
will be presented at 8 p.m. Fri
day and Saturday in Playmak
ers Theater.
Cast in lead roles "are Edna
MEETING SET
A meeting will be held, at
7:30 p.m. Monday for persons
interested in planning and co
ordinating programs on U. S.
foreign policy using films,
speakers and panels. The
meeting is set for upstairs Y
Building. It is sponsored by
the YM-YWCA Peace Educa
tion Committee. .
Randall, a Junior Playmaker
who has worked with the Dur
ham Theater, and Mike Smith,
a graduate of the University
of Puerto Rico, currently tak
ing courses in Dramatic Arts
here.
Also featured is 16-year-old
Lynn Barnhart who is cast in
the role of a Swedish starlet.
Mre. Mack, a former Play
maker, sets her story in Italy
where she spent six years
working in the U. S. Embassy
in Rome.
Holmes, a graduate student
in the Department of Music,
is musical director for the
show.
The Junior Playmakers are
a group of selected high school
students studying here for the
summer.
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