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Richmond Collegian

Location

Richmond, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1971

Page

4

Beach Boys Headline Open Air Festival in West Potomac Park

A weekend open air festival in Washington hosted by the People’s Coalition for Peace and Justice featured the Beach Boys as the highlight with Mitch Ryder, NRBQ, Catfish, Compton and Batteau, and Charlie Mingus ensemble. Author criticizes stage crowd noise and preachy interludes while arguing the end does not justify the means.

People's Coalition For Peace and Justice West Potomac Park Washington Suc Beach Boys Detroit Mitch Ryder Catfish Compton and Batteau NRBQ Charlie Mingus Reprise Jenny Miss Molly Women's Liberationists NRBC New Rhythm and Blues Quartet Hitler People’s Coalition J. McCracken

Westhampton Players showcase diverse winter season offerings

The Westhampton Players report a busy season with 143 students on The Tempest, 107 on The Boys From Syracuse, and 91 on Our Town. productions include Quonset Hut shows like Scrooge and exams for advanced directing, plus Shakespeare Brecht selections and Edward Albee’s The American Dream.

Welsh Syracuse Our Town Players Bruce Milley Sophocles Checkey Peter Shaffer Claire Boothe Luce Bertolt Brecht Yvonne Olson Davie Adams Edward Albee Frank Howarth Westhampton

Oscar Wilde Comedy Earnest Final Show At Oscar Wilde High

Students design costumes lights and sets for an Oscar Wilde comedy titled The Importance of Being Earnest. Donna Stoeckel creates four women and seven men costumes with color symbolism. Set designer Fred Brumback makes a symbolic house and garden. Bruce Miller and Mike Wyatt handle lighting and acting roles.

Welsh Syracuse Rogers and Hart Mary Marshall Taylor Nannette New York Bruce Miller Midge Liggan Donna Stoeckel John Willis Our Town William Lockey Lady Backnell Mary Dianish Nate Mike Wyatt Algernon Mike Virginia Baptist Student Union Louisville Midge Hins

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