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$2 students.
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By Leanne Lally
Print Arts Editor
They flock in carrying pop
corn and soft drinks~to their
comfortable padded chairs.
They sit waiting for the movie
to begin. The lights dim, and
their mouths go shut. Nothing
can be heard but the chomp,
chomp of their snacks.
In another theatre, a crowd
flocks in,, carrying their
programs and greeting friends
and neighbors along the way to
their not so comfortable seats.
They sit and chat before the
show begins. The lights dim
and they turn around to be a
part of the actions taking place
on the dimly lit stage.
The difference between
these two audiences is their
participation in the single force
that brings them together. The
people who watch the silver
screen enjoy little or no par
ticipation. The people viewing
the play, however, play a very
big part.
“You walk into a total en
vironment,” said Roby Robin
son, College theater technical
specialist. “Mood, sense and
feeling have all been made for
you.”
Robinson
is
currently
working with Jack Shields,
theater chairman,
on the
theater’s upcoming production
of Paul Zindel’s “The Secret Af
fairs of Mildred Wild,” a family
comedy.
“This play is a jovial jaunt of
a middle aged lady living
through the movies,” Robinson
said.
The play opens March'! and
runs through March 4. After
the team has performed at the
College it will trek to the beach
and perform at the Coaster
Theater in Cannon Beach
March 29 through 31.
“The live theater is coming
back,” said Robinson. “In
about five to 10 years, the
theater will be using what is
known as holigrams. Can
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imagine what an audience will
do when they are watching a
production of Macbeth and a
ghost goes flying right above
their heads?”
The College theater depar-
tment currently has quite a few
members and , according to
Robinson, “they are kept
busy.”
“Most of our members have
only high school experience,”
Robinson said, “In any theater
it is different. We at the College
Barbara Bragg, Mildred, practices emotional scene for the theater’s upcoming prodi
tion of “The Secret Affairs of Mildred Wild.” Photo by Debbie Stauffer.
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Art, much like living things,
has a form and a structure. Art
creates moods and attitudes
and, like all things of this
nature, has a process.
Norm Bursheim, College art
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give a lecture on the topic of
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“This is something tl^
should be done,” BursIT
said. “I have been appro!
with the idea several times.!
He will use slides to visii
how mood attitudes! as
achieved through painting al
show how art works v|
and becomes “readable."!
Bursheim, who enj
many of his works ini
week’s Faculty Art Show,!
to have his own art show in
near future. He sold five]
tings and one is going!
mayor in Japan to be pl«
a Japanese art gallery. I
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