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Quitters binds pioneers together
By Karen Engels
f mwakJ Raporter
Pieces of pioneer life arc
sown together In tho offbeat
musical Quitters, which
opened at tho Koblnson
Theatre Friday
Quillen Is tho captivating
talo of a strong pi on tier wom
an and her daughters Those
nine women often share
amusing piece* of their lives.
In song, dance and narrative,
while binding together a
quilt, representative of their
frontier live*.
Tho musical, which contin
ues Nov. 29-30, and Dec 5-7,
was written by Barbara
Damashek and Molly New
man The play ts based on
the lives and actual words of
homesteader women, takon
from letters, diaries and
books. Quilts tied strongly
into the social fabric of a pio
neer community and in a
girl's upbringing.
"Quillen develops the no
tion of kinship, heritage and
woman’s community, yet it ts
Inclusive of men as well,"
said Guest Director Terra
Pre&sler
Tin1 highly theatrical work
possesses appealing music
and choreography, but simul
taneously comas from and
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4 pioneering Mother, played by Eliza Roaring Springs, aharaa
tha importance of quilting with two of her daughters, played by
Shaamna Pledger (left) and Kate Donovan in tha play Quit tors.
The musical is presented
in a tender, rocking-chair
style with aprons and ging
ham swirling about in glee or
despair.
"The work slides continu
ally along the razor edge be
tween laughter and tears,"
I'rosslor said. Poignant scones
of childbirth, death and prai
rie fires are interspersed with
exuberant scenes of court
ship. sibling rivalry and
schoolhoust! shenanigans.
Hymns, playful chorus and
soothing melody tie neatly in
with the rapid action. Pour
musicians accompany the ac
tresses on piano, Addle, harp
and percussion.
All shows begin at B p.m.
Tickets am $4.50 for students
and senior citizons and $6.50
for the general public. Group
rates for 10 or more am avail
able.
Tickets are available at the
Kobinson Theatre box office
from 12:30 to 4 p.m. Monday
through Saturday and from
6:30 to 8:15 p.m. on perfor
mance nights, or by calling
346-4191.
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