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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1977
Page
13
Zoot Sims, among the era’s top tenor saxophonists, performs tonight at 8 p.m. with UNC-Greensboro Jazz Ensemble directed by Ray Gariglio at High Point Theatre. Box office opens at 1 p.m. Sunday. tickets available until show time.
High Point resident Kitty Montgomery is featured in a Garden Studio Art Gallery exhibit opening with a 3 p.m. reception today. The display runs daily 2 to 5 p.m. through November at 5605 Tomahawk Drive West, Greensboro, showcasing banners and drawings from the artist with extensive gallery and teaching credits.
Shelley McCain, guiding the Community Theatre cast of Little Mary Sunshine, reflects on her first solo in ninth grade and her transition to music directing. She praises the fun of the show, notes teaching 23 songs to a diverse cast, and admits time as a challenge as rehearsals proceed.
High Point Community Theatre launches Little Mary Sunshine on Friday at the High Point Theatre directed by Patty Hale. Maryann Luedtke and James Elson star as Little Mary and Big Jim with tickets at the box office. Rehearsals increased to four nights this week as the cast refines singing and diction despite noisy set construction.
The public is invited to an oil portrait painting demonstration by Marcos Blahove. The event showcases technique and tips for creating lifelike portraits in oils.
Memoir by Cornelia Otis Skinner about Howard Lindsay and Russel Crouse. From 1934 emergency collaborate on Anything Goes to Life With Father and The Sound of Music. Notes rare harmony, few misses, and a portrait show at High Point Theatre November 14.
The Memorial United Methodist Church of Thomasville will present Godspell a musical based on the gospel of St Matthew on November 12 at 8 p m and November 13 at 2 30 p m at T Austin Finch Auditorium Thomasville The production features 10 main players Brant Conner Jane Gilliam Smith Hanes Kathy Hiatt Hobey Ragan Kathy Smith Karen Stepp Shelton Styers Stan Styers and Jim West Moreland with a 16 person chorus and musicians Diane Cox Teresa Bridges on piano Kenneth Joyce percussion and Jeff Leonard guitar The show is open to the public with no admission charged as a worship celebration Contributions to help defray production costs will be accepted.
Clive Barnes, famed theater critic for the New York Times since 1964, will present Images of Man in Theater at 8 p.m. Monday in High Point College Memorial Auditorium. A London native and Oxford graduate, Barnes headlines the first event in a 10 day Festival of the Humanities sponsored by HPC. He is a U.S. citizen whose reviews sway Broadway productions.
The High Point Chorale starts its fall schedule with a 4 p.m. concert on November 13 at the Chas. E. Hayworth Sr. Memorial Chapel in High Point College. Dr. James Elson will direct the choir, with Marsha Garrett as accompanist. The program features Bach Cantata Gods Time Is Best, Randall Thompson Frostiana, and a collection of American folk hymns arranged by Alice Parker, with a string ensemble.
The High Point Theatre announces seven travelogs for 1977-78 hosted by noted film lecturers. Highlights include A New Norway with John Roberts and Ulvik Fjord, O Canada! with Kenneth Richter, Rhine Women and Song with Dave Alexander, Royal London with Russ Potter, East Africa with Russ Potter, and The Greatness of Spain with Art Wilson. Series memberships available and individual tickets at show time.
East Carolina University Trombone Choir member Marshall Swing, a student trombonist from High Point, is slated to perform at the North Carolina Music Educators Convention in Winston-Salem. The event features The Taeitee and other performers as part of the choir’s program.
Auditions for a community production of Charles Dickens 1A Christmas Carol run Tuesday and Wednesday at 7 p.m. in Gallery B at the High Point Theatre. No experience needed. Directed by Stuart Brooks with Dec 9 8 p.m. and Dec 10 2 and 8 p.m. performances.
The TCAP and NC Arts Council present arts and crafts by 16 North Carolina artists in Gallery B. The show, titled One From A Third, features paintings weavings photographs and other works selected from a Durham Arts Council TCAP display and juried by Claude Howell Belen Pratt and Richard Tuck. Gallery hours are 9 to 5 weekdays and 2 to 5 Sundays.
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