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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1969
Page
3
Scottsdale Community Players present Dylan by Harvey Shahan opening tonight at Stagebrush Theatre. Jim Edmondson stars as Dylan Thomas in a comedy drama about the poet’s last two years. Curtain at 8:30 p m except Sunday 7 30 p m Tickets 945 9040.
“Lovers” starring Art Carney continues at the Palace West Theatre through the weekend with a matinee Saturday and shows Sunday. An Irish cast joins Carney in the chemistry of romance. For tickets call 254-6401.
AIC presents Firebugs directed by Michael Byron at Phoenix Theatre Center running through March 16. Cast includes Nick Nolte as arsonist, Michael Byron as arsonist, Gene Smith and Diane Froese as the Biedermans, Sheila Paige as the maid, with tickets on sale now.
Scottsdale Theatre for Children presents Aad Greidanus's Two Pails of Water directed by Alan Grier with performances March 15 at 10:30 am and 2:30 pm and March 16 at 2:30 pm at Scottsdale High School. Tickets 1 for adults 75 cents for students 50 cents for groups of 20 or more reservations. Tickets at Barry's Youth and Dancewear Papago Plaza Babyland Valley Fair Tempe or at the door. Cast includes Max Miller as the father and Gary Stephens as the rag and bone man with Sandra Gross and Linda Nelson as the daughters.
The Young Players announce a spring term for actors aged 9 to 19 with Shakespeare focus and a field trip to Romeo and Juliet. Materials come from the Folger Shakespeare Library Washington DC and culminate in a Shakespeare Festival service project. Younger students explore creative drama while older groups prepare one minute auditions and cold reads for Teen Drama Quartet. Body Movement for the Theatre is also offered. The nonprofit program is affiliated with the Arts Council, directed by Mary Mizell and choreographed by Judy Chruma, formerly of Ballet West.
Reynolds wrap-up notes Ye Olde Lantern quietly opened by Dean Short and Tucson group but quickly drew 75 plus cars. The venue features antiques from the Catamaran Millionaires Club building, glassware, a piano bar with John Eastman, and a menu led by Les Thompson from the Old Corral.
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