Monday
Workshops / Classes
Cardio-pulmonary Resuscitation (CPR),
6-10 pm, at Springfield City Hall. Pre
registration by 4/11 required. 726-3731.
U of O Academic Advising Workshop on
general procedures for applying to
medical school, 6:30 pm. Gilbert Hall,
Room 341. 686-3211. Free.
Imagery and Intuition, a six-week class
with Rainbow Jackson, using different
symbol languages to explore charts and
the self. 7 pm, Eugene Center for the Heal
ing Arts, 1094 Monroe. $45. 344-0178.
Dr. Robert Anthony's class titled
“Results." You can only have two things
in life—reasons or results. Reasons don't
count. April 18-19, 7:30-9:30pm. Church
of Religious Science, 390 Vernal, Eugene.
485-0035. Cost $25. Wheelchair accessi
ble.
Re-evaluation Counseling is an introduc
tory evening led by Helen Dart. 7:30 pm,
Friends Meeting House, 2274 Onyx, $1
donation.
Lydian String Quartet gives a workshop
at 4 pm, Room 186 Muisic, UO.
Yoga with Judith Barker Roberts. A new
cycle begins tonight from 6-7:30 pm. The
5,000 year old system emphasizes renewal
and tuning the whole person through
breath control, stretching poses and
physical and mental relaxation. Roberts is
a teacher, therapist and entertainer who’s
been in Eugene for 11 years. Don’t eat 2
hours before class, wear stretchy clothes.
$4 or something homemade in trade.
Sparky's Studio, 38 W 37th, 485-6344.
TV/Video
Cable 11 (Community Access) features
Elsie: A New Concept in Computer
Design, 6:45 pm; Nuclear Questions,
highlights from the March 6 Women for
Disarmament Conference, 7 pm; Dave on
the Fly, 7:30; Music Notes, 8 pm; Friday
Night in Ducktown, 8:30; Paul Burnett
Show, 9:30.
Anthropologist Rick Pettigrew will pre
a 5-minute "Science Clip"
archaeology once or twice this week be
tween 10:30 pm and midnight, after the
movie, on KOZY-TV. Channel 4.
Concert Music
Hiawatha, music student, gives a Master's
Degree recital, 8 pm, Beall Hall, UO.
Monday
Speakers
Professor Maurice Friedberg, U of Illinois,
lectures on "Freedom of Culture in the
Soviety Union." Part of the UO Sym
posium on Freedom and Culture in the
USSR. Vertov's film Kino-Eye (1924) will
also be shown. 7:30 pm, 107 Lawrence
Hall, free.
The Awakening of intuition by Bing
Escudero, former National President of
the Theosophical Society, will be given at
7:30 pm at the Unitarian Church, 477 E
40th. Donation basis.
Nick Allen of the Food-First Institute will
be speaking in the Grand Ballroom of the
EMU, sponsored by the UO Food-op and
the UO Survival Center. Call for time.
Fairs / Festivals
The U of O Food-op is sponsoring a Food
Fair with Surata Soyfoods, Davis Soy
Sausage, Genesis Juice. Honey Heaven,
Wildtime Foods, Springfield Creamery
and others. Free samples. See also Nick
Allen today under Speakers. All day,
EMU Cartway. Free. Wheelchair accessi
ble.
Tuesday
19
Earth Week Events
Mill Race Cleanups, 10 am-6 pm.
Noontime entertainment, UO Courtyard.
Aerobics, 12:30-1:30, 214 EMU.
The Last Epidemic, Loving on the Soft
Path, films, 1:30 pm, Forum Room, EMU.
Psychological Motivations for the Nuclear
Arms Race, Robin Dawes, head of the UO
Dept of Psychology, 3:30 pm, 167 EMU.
Circle of Seasons, slide show. 7 pm, EMU
Ballroom.
Energy Strategies for the Northwest with
Amory and Hunter Lovins. 8 pm, EMU
Ballroom.
Amory Lovins and his wife Hunter, advocates of the "soft energy" path,
speak on Northwest Energy Strategies, Tuesday, April 19, at 8 pm in the EMU
Ballroom.
Le Medecin Malgre Lui, or,The Reluctant Doctor, a play by Moliere, brings together some of Eugene's finest theatrical
talent, April 16, 22 and 23, in the Hult Center's Soreng Theatre.
Tuesday
Dance /Music
International Folk Dancing, instruction,
starting at 7:30 pm. Program and request
dancing at 8:30 pm; beginners and new
comers welcome.
Information. call
345-6687. Sessions at Friends Meeting
House, 2274 Onyx.
Jam with Archer & other artists, 6-11 pm
at Joey's Pizza. 1498 So. "A," Springfield,
OR 97477. 746-6913.
TV /Video
Cable II (Community Access) presents:
Elsie: New Concept in Computer Design,
6:45 pm; Winds of Change, Ann Maggs,
Oregon Community Land Trust, on safe- '
guarding the community's access to land,
7 pm; Studio One, instruction in painting
a picture in oils, 7:30 pm; Can Do Show,
variety show featuring entertainment by
and for disabled, hosted by B. J. Ashwell.
8 pm; Seeds of Peace, a televised an
thology of Peace Art in Eugene with song,
poetry, story, dance and painting, 8:30
pm; Dave on the Fly, 9:30 pm.
Film
Shengelaya’s Pirosmani, 7:30 pm, 177
Lawrence Hall.
Heatings
Eugene Budget Committee, public hearing
at 7:30 pm in the City Council Chambers.
Open to the public.
News Analysis of Central America, dis
cussion, also, to concern prospects of
negotiations in El Salvador. 7:30 pm at
1236 Kincaid St.
Art
Open Drawing Figure Studies. Profes
sional models pose for time ranging from
1 to 30 minutes. 6:30-9:30 pm, Room 275
Lawrence Hall on U of O campus. 51.25
fee. Call Norm, 741-1665.
BISTHO
European styled foods a spirits pre
pared to order by Bruno in the trad
Moral manner. Everything made fresh
— no frozen or processed foods.
Fifthpear Building — Mesnclons
Eugene, Orgea,.15041993/6%
"Le Medecin Malgre Lui, or,
The Reluctant Doctor"
Allan Gross, a director, producer and actor from New York who
has made Eugene his home for the past several years, has joined forces
with one of Eugene's more electic theatre companies, The NewMime
Circus, to put together a production of Le Medecin Malgre Lui, or,
The Reluctant Doctor by Moliere. It will be performed April 16, 22,
and 23 in the Hult Center's Soreng Theatre, the first locally produced
play designed specifically for that space.
Le Medecin Malgre Lui is a 17th century French farce about a wood
cutter who finds himself dubbed a doctor and is hurled into the midst
of a family dispute, all of which, of course, ends happily. Moliere's
script originated from comic interludes performed to amuse the King
between performances of serious tragedies.
Moliere based his comedic style in the playful "lazzi" (or bits") of
commedia dell’arte theatre. Moliere extended these moments with his
own comic improvisations, including various pranks and gimmicks,
and wove it all into the script.
This production, however, will add yet another layer to Moliere's
play. It will be presented as a play-within-a-play. The actors will first
be seen as a motley troupe of international performers who assemble
in the Soreng Theatre to do a production of Moliere's farce. They
discover that there have been organizational screw-ups (wrong per
formance dates, actors not showing up, etc.) and that they will have to
come to grips with these situations in the ensuing production.
Gross, who is also directing this production, says the play will in
clude elements of "mime, singing, dance, juggling, classic bits,' prat
falls, straight acting, and comic acting. The company consists of many
of the more prominent performers from On the Edge, The NewMime
Circus and The Oregon Repertory Theatre.
Included in the cast are Judith Barker Roberts, Carol Burger, Dan
Bruno, Jerry Campbell, Grant Caster, Chris Dolman, Fax Goodlife,
Janet McIntyre, Jim Pemble, and Ernesto Ravetto. The set was done
by Steven Oshatz, lighting by Betty Sherman Hemmingsen, and
costumes by Marcia Dalquist. The Stage Manager is Robert Webb, the
Assistant Stage Manager is Kris Climer, and the Assistant Director is
Fax Goodlife.
—Robert Webb
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