lineup offers
stage variety

According to Skeena Zone
Drama Festival organizers, five
plays from clubs throughout the
Region have entered the competi-
tion. The Festival, scheduled .for
April 18, 19 and 20 at the R.E.M.
Lee Theatre, will host Kitimat’s
On Cue Players, the Bulkley Val-
ley Players of Smithers, Prince
Rupert Harbour Theatre and the
Terrace Little Theatre.

On each of the three evenings,

_ festival audiences will see one or

two of the following plays:

*The Brute, a 20-minute farce by
Chekov

*Chip in the Sugar, a 1/2 hour
monologue by Allan Bennett
‘Talking With, a series of enter-
taining and touching monologues
by Judith Thompson

*Love Letters, a comedic drama by
AR. Gumey

*Boiler Room Suite, a one-hour
light drama by Deveraux.

Stage manager Ken Morton will
co-ordinate the technical require-
ments of each play with Tom
Walker and his crew at the R.E.M.

Lee Theatre. Karla Hennig, direct-
ing "Talking With", will also set
the lights for each of the five
productions. Lorna Morton will be
in charge of Festival. registration;
Jo Falconer and company will
handle front-of-house; and Karin
MclIimoyle, with the assistance of
fellow Little Theatre members, will
handle publicity and promotion of
the 1991 Skeena Zone Drama
Festival.

Last year’s Festival was hosted
by Prince Rupert. The Skeens

‘Zone Drama Festival was held in |
Terrace in 1987, chaired by Merry. ~

Hallsor.

An adjudicator provided by the
umbrella organization, Theatre
B.C., will critique each of the
plays after the performance and
again at coffee critiques the morn-
ing after. He or she will award
trophies and certificates on the
final night. In addition to these
responsibilities, the adjudicator will
also offer a theatre workshop to
casts and crews of the five plays,
possibly on the Saturday afternoon.

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THE NORTHWEST SINGERS held ¢ a final rehearsal 41 Monday night for their ore-Festival Spring
Concert happening this Thursday, Feb. 21st at Knox United Church, 7:30 p.m. Tickets are available
at the door, Everyone is invited to come out for an entertaining sneak preview of this year’s Music
Festival entries and other favourites.

Further information on the
upcoming Skeena Zone Drama
Festival will be published as it

becomes available.

Anyone interested in volunteering
a few hours of time to this exciting
event is asked to call 635-6244
and leave your name and number.

Concert Society

The Terrace Inn
*Gigi’s —

"Guardian", back by popular demand.
«Augie’s — Glen Fossum on piano

Northern Motor Inn
eGeorge’s Pub — Charlie Wells.

Northwest Arts and

Entertainment Calendar
R.E.M. Lee Theatre

*March 2, 8 p.m. — New Orleans Connection (Jazz) presented by the Terrace

«March 13 — 23 — Pacific Northwest Music Festival

Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 13
*Feb. 22 and 23 — "1 + 1" with Ralph Trelenberg
Thornhill Neighbourhood Pub

“Feb, 23 — Terrace Pipe Band 9 p.m. — 1 a.m.

Knox United Church
*Fab. 21, 7:30 p.m. — Northwest Singers Spring Concert |

Kitimat Centennial Museum
«Until March 2— Threads of Multiculturalism features ethnic costumes from

around the world
«March 6 — Apr. 6 — Kitimat Artists 1991 (deadline for entries Feb. 26)

«Until May 4 — INSIGHTS '91, a showcase of dynamic art by young artists of
Kitimat
Prince Rupert Performing Arts Theatre

‘Feb. 21 — Carnaval/Multicultural/Mardi Gras evening
*Feb. 28, March 1 — "Fame", a Prince Rupert Senior Secondary School

production

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