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Entertainment_
Campus provides gamut of events
The quest for entertainment
does not necessarily have to
take the average student off
campus.
The University will lx- a ric h
source of entertainment for
anyone who wishes to taste the
many talents that will appear or
i>e displayed on campus in
May
Beall Concert Hall Util 1,
1 Hth Ave.. will spring with mu
sic. almost every other day with
a host of performances spon
sored by the University School
of Music; Unless stated other
wise. admission to shows In
Beall (Concert Hall is free
l.iederabend. a song recital,
will lx- performed at -t p in to
day .
The University Song and
Dance Troupe* will perform Sat
urday at H p.m. with the
l.ikovania Folk Ensemble.
On Tuesday. May fl. students
in the University Percussion
Ensemble will perform at 8
p m Admission is $1 for stu
dents or senior citizens and $3
for the general public.
On Saturday. May 13, guest
pianist llan Rechtinan will con
duct a master class at 10 a m
Kechtman will perforin a
Grand Piano Series concert on
Sunday, May 14, at 8 p.m Ad
mission for the concert is $3.50
for students and senior citi
zens. $fi 50 for the general pub
lic .
For more information about
concerts sponsored by the mu
sic: school, call 886-3701.
Robinson Theatre, loc ated by
Villard Hall, will host the
hroudway hit "Cabaret,” The
showings, the final production
of the mainstage season, will
begin on Friday. May 12.
Sponsored by University
Theatre, admission to "Caba
ret" is $5 for students and se
niors and $7 for the general
public Tickets are available at
the University Theatre box of
fice- from 12:30 to 4 p.m. on
Monday to Saturday, and from
0:30 to 8:15 p in. on show
days.
"Cabaret" is a musical set in
a Berlin cabaret la-fore World
War II. the big-se rc-c-n produc
tion of which starred Liza Min
nelli and Robert DeNiro For
more information about the
production call University The
atre's txix office at 086-4 I'll
Galleries abound. Art and
photography exhibitions are
scheduled in all the galleries
oil campus throughout May.
In the Museum of Art the
annual highlights of the best
works by graduate fine arts stu
dents will hi- shown. Entitled
"Master of Fine Arts." the ex
hibition will begin on May 14
and run though June 11
Artists to be featured include
Anna Mueller, Stephani Ste
phenson. Natalie Sudtnan. Ann
Zeman. Bets Cole. Joe Wvnian.
Phyllis O'Cara. Susan
Schwein. Sharon Mueslis and
Michael Peterson
The exhibits will lie shown
in Galleries If: and ID of the
museum.
A continuing exhibit entitled
"Photographs" also is housed
at the Museum of Art It is a
photography show curated by
I)an Powell and Terri
Warpinski The exhibit will run
thorough May 14
From May IS to June 25, the
museum will feature "The Vil
las of Palladio." a black and
white architectural photogra
phy exhibit of works by Philip
Tragtir of Fairfield, Conn.
Trager's work takes one
though the streets of northern
Italy and the villas of the 16th
century architect Andrea
Palladio. The exhibit can be
viewed in the Photography at
Oregon Gallery.
Admission to the museum is
free. It is open from noon to 5
p m. Monday through Sunday.
It is closed on public holidays.
The Museum of Natural His
tory. 1680 E. 15th Ave., will
house the exhibit "Ravens’
Friends: Animal Representa
tions in Northwest Coast Art"
through June 30. The exhibit is
an artistic representation of the
Northwest Native American tra
dition.
Opening on May 17 at the
museum is "Archaeology of
Oregon." an exhibit about the
lifestyles of Oregon's ancient
peoples
It will show the different cul
tures of prehistoric people in
the five distinct geographical
areas of Oregon archaeology —
the Great Basin, the Columbia
Plateau, the lower Columbia
and Coast, the Southwest
Mountains and the Willamette
Valley.
Artifacts include finds by
University professor emeritus
of anthropology Luther
Grossman and is scheduled to
coin< ide with American Indian
Week. May 14 to 20.
More information about Mu
seum of Natural History exhib
its can be obtained by calling
686-3024 The museum is open
from noon to 5 p in. Wednes
day to Sunday and is closed on
publii holidays. Admission is
free.
Gallery 141. located in Law
renre Hall, will host several ex
hibits.
From May 8 to 12 is an ex
hibit of paintings by fine arts
student Andrew Cook.
From May 15 to 19. the gal
lery will feature the works of
student lattice Paynes Paynes
uses a variety of media, includ
ing charcoal, ink wash, pencil,
graphite oil paint and paper
collage materials
Saha Oskoui. master’s degree
c andidate in fine arts, will dis
play her computer artwork at
the gallery' from May 22 to 2fi.
Gallery 141 is open Monday
through Friday from 9 a.m. to
4:45 p m and is closed on state
and University holidays. For
more information. call
<186-3610
The KMU Cultural Forum
also will sponsor several con
certs and gallery shows this
month
The 15th Annual Undergrad
uate Art Show will be at the*
EMU Art Gallery The exhibit is
a juried showcase open to all
University undergraduate stu
dents working in a variety of
media, it will run through june
8.
A reception will lie held hon
oring all participating artists on
May 16 from 7 to 9 p.m. and
will feature the exhibit, musi
cal entertainment and a view
ing of the prize winning entries
from the Northwest Film and
Video Artists Exhibition.
The synaesthetic and
futurhythmic art works of Da
vid Zerrull will be on exhibit
through May 20 in the EMU Art
Gallery.
Zerrull's exhibit consists of
seriagraphics and pencil draw
ings that connect one of the
five senses to another, or what
is called synaesthesia.
The Dougherty Dance Thea
ter, Gerlinger Annex Room
354. will house the Spring Stu
dent Dance Concert Set.
The concerts will run from
May 19 to 21 and will be per
formed by students in the Uni
versity dance department. It
will include a wide variety of
dance styles ranging from ab
stract. post-modern conceptual
dances to jazz, contemporary
popular and more traditional
styles such as ballet.
The production involves
about 60 students, 35 of whom
will lie performing in the con
cert. l.isa Oxman, Wendy Ru
ble. Maria Hasile and Sarah
llauss are four of the choreogra
phers for the concerts.
Concert dates and times are
May 19 at 8 p.m.. May 20 at 8
p.m. and May 21 at 7:30 p.m.
Tickets are $2 for students and
seniors. $3.50 for the general
public. For more information,
call 686-3386.
Editor’s Note: This is hv no
means a complete list of the
events that will take place on
campus in May. For daily up
dates. refer to the Ft als section
of the Emerald.
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hunk/rock psychedelia hipsters Slack will play with The Bin Daddies Friday. May t2 at lVOW Hall.
Concert will benefit campus radio
MUSIC
Friday. May 5
Station Aid — benefit concert
for ASUO campus radio, 7 p.m. to
midnight. Condon School auditori
um. Bands include Indigo Zeros.
Be True. Completely Grocery.
Crack erbash and Falling Spikes.
Admission $5 at the door.
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Mel Torme and George Shear
ing — jazz, 8 p.m.. llult Center
Silva Concert Hall. Tickets $14 to
$20, available at Hull Center out
lets.
The Caribbean Superstars Steel
Band — calypso, samba, reggae
and rock. 9:30 p.m.. WOW Hall.
Admission $5 at the door. All ages
welcome.
Saturday. May t>
Music at Saturday Market — H)
a.in.: Ben Bochner (contemporary
folk); 11 am: lust Passing Thru
(physical theater and downing);
noon: Hover Chamber Quartet (Mo
zart to Joplin); 1 p.m.: Bethel Tem
ple Sunshine Band (gospel); 3
p in Citizens Band (acoustic mu
sic).
The Jack Falk Orchestra —
modern klezmere music, 8:30
p.m.. EMU Fir Room. Donations
accepted.
Oregon Mozart Players 8:30
p.m . llult Center Soreng Theatre.
Tickets $7.50 to $13.50. available
ut Hull Center outlets
Tuesday, May 9
Pleasant Hill's Jazz Showcase
'89 — featuring four jazz bands,
7:30 p.m., Unit Center Soreng
Theatre. Tickets $6.50. available at
Hull Center box office
Wednesday, May 10
Benefit concert for reggae mu
sician Alton Thomas, H pm,,
WOW Hall. Bands include Willie
Dee & Willie Smith, Stone Biscuit
(rock and country blues), The
Crawdads of Pure Love (eclectic
electric music), and Onefullness
(reggae). Admission $3 and up on
a sliding scale. All ages welcome
Thursday, May 11
Shocase Free Noon (Concert
Very Little Theater performing ex
cerpts from Annin Gel Your Gun.
12:15 p.m.. Hult Center lobby.
Jesse Colin Young This show,
scheduled for the Kugene Hilton,
has been cancelled. Ticket holders
may return to the place of pur
chase for a full refund.
Friday, May 12
Astor Piazzolla — with The New
Wave Tango Sextet performing
nuni'o tango music, 8 p.m . Hult
Center Silva Concert Hall Tic kets
$15. with limited student senior
discounts, available at Hult Center
outlets.
Slack and The Bad Daddies
schizofunkadelic rock. 9 30 p m .
WOW Hall. Admission $ti at the
door. All ages welcome.
Saturday, May it
Cascade Chorus barbershop
music, H p m., Hull Center Silva
Concert Hall Tickets $1 50 and
$8.50. available at I lull Center out
lets.
Bochinche Afro I .at in salsa
music:. <f p.m.. KMlJ BallrcKim
Tickets S', advance. $!> DOS, avail
able at the MKChA office, Suite
ltd) EMI!. or at the door.
12th (ienesis juice Co-op Birth
day Celebration <1 p m . WOW
Hall. Hands include Transistor
(rockl, A lew Chairs (hard rink
and folk punk) and Hole in the
Ocean (improvisational roc k) Ad
mission S i with two cans of food
(to benefit Food for Kane County)
or Sr. All ages welcome
Album release party with l.ea
Jones of The Tones and special
guests. 0 p.m . Mediterranean
Cafe, -it2 Pearl St Admission Si
21 and over only, please
Monday, May 15
Toni Childs c< let tic global
pop with Matthew Sweet. H p.m .
Hull Center Silva Concert Hall
Tickets $14 50 and $16.50, avail
able at Hull Center outlets
Thursday, May 18
Shocase Free Noon Concert
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