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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1977
Page
11
Denise Kuset Stall notes a sluggish Heart performance at the Universal Amphitheater. Ann Wilson led with Barracuda, while Nancy Wilson provided guitar heat. The band struggled after an uneven opener and disappointing new selections. Fleetwood Mac comparisons linger.
The review lauds Ann Wilson yet finds her vocal energy restrained and the band fails to spark emotion. Backup players Howard Lesse Roger Fisher Michael Devosier and Fossen are competent but cannot lift the performance. The crowd urged more intensity after a mid concert lull and demanded Barracuda, which the group delivered only once. Opening act John McEuen is noted.
The Starving Actors Repertory Company stages Coming of Age a musical celebration about adolescence and social pressures. The original production blends humor with relatable crises like dating and first cars, offering a reflective yet lighthearted look at growing up.
A new student themed musical written by local youths opens at Studios Theater 5021 K. Anaheim St. through the weekend. The concept piece follows junior and senior high school days with candid humor on growing up including make out on the beach and other edgy topics. The cast includes Greg Atkins and others with musical numbers like I’d Rather Have Braces on My Legs Than My Teeth and Time of the Month. Reservations at 438-056.
Wrecking crews will soon demolish two rows of dilapidated brick apartments along the Truckee River once known as the Cribs. The four acre site, run by Nevada gamblers, housed low rent units for about 50 seniors after remodeling in 1950. A former resident called it a place where old men and old city cats came to die.
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