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mertzo audiences hero jusi as it
has done worldwide. The musi
cal is a winner of 10 Tony
Awards.
Musk—
In orchestral music, conduc
tor Ton Koopman leads the
Amsterdam Baroque Orchestra
Oct. 11 in Silva Hull. The or
chestra plays the IlOO-year mu
sic on original instruments
with a skill L.A. Weekly tails
“electrifying ."
Horo in Eugene, Bach lives
on through the powerful piuno
play of Edward Aid well.
Aldwell is Director of Program
ming Neill Archer Roan's "Di
rector’s Choices.” Aldwell is
said to captivate uudienoes by
the powor of his solo piano vir
tuosos. The Phoenix Gazette
calls his music “harmonically
rich” and. New York Newsday
labels his work an “exquisite
balance of poetry and control."
Aldwell plays in tho Sorong
Theater Nov. 13.
Dance—
No matter what one's taste,
this fall's lineup of dance is
bound to excite.
Susan Marshall and Compa
ny, another "Director’s
Choice," give audiences what
they wunt and more. Cusick
says the dance troupe commu
nicates about humanity through
a bold und ulmosl athletic
dance. The company hus
toured the U.S.. Europe and Ja
pan. They can be seen at Silva
Hall Oct. 15. A special ono
hour show, which Cusick calls
a learning experience for danc
ing novices, will bo hold Oct.
14 for 55.
Later, on Nov. 21, the Hull
Center will delight audiences
with the legendary Paul Taylor
Dance Company at Silva flail.
Lead by one of the world’s
most celebrated choreogra
phers, tho dance group is now
in its 38th year and is as strong
as ever. The Ottawa Journal
suys, "an evening with the Paul
Taylor Dance Company is one
you will not readily forgot.”
On Nov. 8. a dance troupe
that follows a different drum
will visit Eugene. The 40 Afri
can dancers of Africa Oye will
perform tho dances of eight
kingdoms that range from the
most remote rain forests to the
Sudanese savannah and Nigeri
an east. Tho troupe, started by a
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For kid*—
For children ages four to 12.
the Hull Center is offering the
puppet show versions of Puss
in Boots on Oct. 1H and Alad
din and His Magic Lamp on
Nov 14 Both productions are
in the Sarong Theater,
Students noedlng to please
their children and themselves
should sot aside Dec. 12 or 13
for the Nebraska Theatre Cara
van's presentation of a Christ
mas Carol. The age old Charles
Dickons classic comes to life at
Silva Hall.
Giving Voice—
As part of the Hull Center's
"Giving Voice" series, Access
Theatre; Storm Reading will l>e
shown Nov. 20 and 21 in the
Soreng Theater the presenta
tion is well-listed as "Giving
Voice" by presenting the chal
lenges of being handicapped to
its audience in an artistic and
powerful way In the words of
actor Neil Marcus, "this piece
doesn’t focus on disability. It
focuses on celebrating life."
Other information—
The center also offers free en
tertainment with noon concerts
every Thursday at 12 15 p m
from October to May in the
Hull Confer Lobby. Lunch is
available, but audiences may
also bring a box lunch Custck
said the free concerts are pre
views of larger shows and In
clude a wide spectrum of per
formers.
The concerts included for
this story represent just a small
number of the more than 250
shows hold each year at the
center Other shows include lo
cal performers and big name
artists. For information on
thoso productions, call
342-5740 (D I A L-S-H-O).
For time and ticket informa
tion. r ail the Hull Center Ticket
Office at 087-5000 Monday
through Friday from 11 u m. to
5:30 p m and Saturday from 11
a m. to 3 p m. Student dis
counts are available for many
shows.
Anyone interested in volun
teering time for the center may
call 087-5087
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