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Musical hits Hult stage
By Layne Lakefish
Emerald Entertainment Editor
The vision of a woman named Maria
galloping through the hillsides singing is
a m one most people in this country
would recognize
The story of The Sound of Musk is not
an unfamiliar one It 's been around since
1959, and the production of the musical
has grossed more than eighty million
dollars
This weekend the show will take to the
Hull Center's Silva Com ert Hall stage for
two 8 p m performances, one on Triday
night and the other on Saturday night
Tickets which will < ost $25. $22.50,
$18 SO and $15. can lie purchased by
i ailing the Hull Center box office at
087-5000
l or anyone who might be a little rusty
on the Von Trapp story, it goes as fol
lows Maria, a young woman in a con
vent. is sent away from her secure life to
be< omo a governess to seven young i hi!
dren
The father of this household, a wid
owed Navy Captain, has run his house
like a tight ship, but Maria eventually
i hanges that. The result is the reviving of
laughter, fun and. of course, song, into
the once quiet home.
The production that is making its way
to Hugene is a national touring company
from New York "They revive Broadway
plays and pul them on tour,'' said Fatri
( la Cusick. Hull Center assistant market
ing director. "People tan expect a tour
ing Broadway caliber production
Variety magazine said. "The show is
one of the select list of about a dozen du
rable giants of the musical stage reper
toire It's a beautiful work
The show will include a cast of 27
members, full sets, and "gorgeous cos
tumes." Cusick said
"Broadway musicals are what the peo
ple in this community want to see." Cu
sii k said "They are definitely strong
sellers
Because the musicals are big sellers,
the Mult Center [nits together a Broadway
Series every year. The .Sound of Musit is
the last of that series for this year.
"We re not aiming to sell out because
we're doing this show two nights." Cu
sh k said "But this show, it will be the
biggest seller in this year’s series."
The Broadway show itself, originally
the work of Rodgers and Hammerstein.
has earned itself eight Tony awards and
has been labeled New York musical
theatre's fourth longest running show
Then, after its l!).r>‘) Broadway open
ing. Twentieth Century Fox secured the
rights to the show, anil in l!»f>5. The
Sound of Music opened as a motion pic -
ture That film, which starred Julie An
drews. earned eight Academy Awards
The musical The Sound of Music comes »o Eugene's Hull Center’s Silva Concert Hall for Friday and
performances.
Saturday
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Family Album show gives students opportunity to exhibit works
By Sally Murdoch
Emerald Contributor
Staff, volunteers and instructors from
the EMU Craft Center an displaying
their works at Tin Family Album Show
in the EMU Fir Room through Feb. 17.
Sixty artists with over 130 pieces,
many of which am for sale, are taking
part in this 11th annual slum.
“The exhibit allows us to show off
our talents and to encourage students
and staff to use our facility/' said craft
center coordinator Ton Urban. "With
the abort tine the show will be up. it is
very worth people's time to cone and
see what we can do."
Included in the show are photo
graphs. ceramics, Jewelry, oil paintings,
woodwork, stained glass, sculpture, and
many other creative uses of media. This
year's show also features a hand-made
wedding dress.
Urban said that although all of the
staff members at the center are experi
enced artists and craftspeople, many ex
hibit their works only at these yearly
shows.
"Having your work in a show does
something to the piece," Urban said.
“The atmosphere is cleaner, and the
works take on a new form.”
The craft show is also beneficial to
artists oot yet experienced or comfort
able with displaying their work.
Work study student Sean Boily is a
first-time exhibitor in this yew’s show,
and said he is excited about the public
viewing his piece, the “Safe Sex Cart.”
The cart, Boily Mid, is 'utilitarian
because it is both a creative and aesthet
ically pleasing work and will be used to
encourage safe sex when complete. The
project is commissioned by the Student
Health Center and “can be taken out
and wheeled down the street as the per
son behind it distributes condoms and
sale sex literature," Boily said.
Prank Gosar has been a potter at the
Craft Center for three years and has a
number of ceramic pieces in the show,
including a Japanese rake set. a teapot
ana a vase.
■ “This show ia the largest and certain
ly one of the beet," he said.
Gosar said he U enthusiastic about
telling the pieces as well as gaining
valuable feedback. “When somebody is
so touched that they must have a piece
of your work — that it the ultimate re
view," he said.
The show will run through Feb. 17 in
the EMU Fir Room. Hours are 1 to 5
p.m. weekdays and 1 to 4 p.m. on week
ends.
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