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NEW THEATRE COMPANY Mrs. John Grant Unitarian-Universalist Building 10 S. Gilbert St. They specialize in short plays, often original, not generally performed by other theatre groups. A minimum of props, make-up, lights; actors and audience are free to use their imagination to create the illusion. Performing Arts MARY LEA LEICHT SCHOOL OF DANCE Towncrest Shopping Center 1060 1/2 William St., Iowa City 338-3149 Dance lessons for children and adults. The teachers are very talented and the classes are high calibre. STREET THEATRE AND DANCE INSTIGATION idea: this summer, need a little living, sure: a troupe. we just need a few, dedicated "foreignors," black yellow brown red white & inbetween. collective, consensual, non-specialized, "leader"less, self supporting. we'd like to be a group which lives and breathes green air and works up events to be presented on the streets of iowa city during this coming summer. contact barbara or david at 416 s. madison or 225 s. gilbert. Damn everything but the circus -e.e. cummings WOMEN'S THEATRE Leslie Gardner, Coordinator 351-0948 Just getting organized. Will deal with women's themes and women's liberation. POETRY AND FICTION READINGS English -Philosophy BLDG. English Faculty Lounge (3rd floor) Thurs. 4 p.m. Anyone can read or listen, not only students or people with degrees. THE LAMP IN THE SPINE POETRY READING SERIES Seeks to provide an alternative to the sameness of the Writers' Workshop readings. Thus far Robert Bly and Thomas McGrath have read. EPSTEIN'S POETRY READINGS Almost every Thursday, readings by local poets. Eith o'clock p.m. at 109 S. Clinton. BLACK GENESIS TROUPE Julie Merritt, Choreographer and Director 351-0370 Afro-American Cultural Center 353-6207 Poetry readings, dance, skits, scenes, all created originally within the troupe which performs once a semester on campus, and occasionally off campus. BLACK ONYX deals with the history of the black past in dance, skits, scenes, etc., and BLACK CHILD, using those media, with a young black growing up. CENTER FOR NEW PERFORMING ARTS Oakdale 353-3282; 353-3346 The CNPA presents interdisciplinary dance, theatre, art, film, video, music, writing and printing events. The Center and its artists are funded jointly by the Rockefeller Foundation (blood money) and the university. The whole project is something of an experiment--an exciting one that we are lucky to have. People are always needed to volunteer as performers in these productions. IOWA CITY COMMUNITY THEATRE Box 827, Iowa City Performances held at 4-H Fairgrounds, Highway 218, one mile south of the airport. The ICCT presents about four plays a year, and conducts acting workshops and children's theatre as well. Try-outs are announced in the Press-Citizen. Volunteers can sign up for all different aspects of play production--back stage help is especially needed. For more information, call Mrs. Stuart Gray, 338-4021. PAGE 24
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NEW THEATRE COMPANY Mrs. John Grant Unitarian-Universalist Building 10 S. Gilbert St. They specialize in short plays, often original, not generally performed by other theatre groups. A minimum of props, make-up, lights; actors and audience are free to use their imagination to create the illusion. Performing Arts MARY LEA LEICHT SCHOOL OF DANCE Towncrest Shopping Center 1060 1/2 William St., Iowa City 338-3149 Dance lessons for children and adults. The teachers are very talented and the classes are high calibre. STREET THEATRE AND DANCE INSTIGATION idea: this summer, need a little living, sure: a troupe. we just need a few, dedicated "foreignors," black yellow brown red white & inbetween. collective, consensual, non-specialized, "leader"less, self supporting. we'd like to be a group which lives and breathes green air and works up events to be presented on the streets of iowa city during this coming summer. contact barbara or david at 416 s. madison or 225 s. gilbert. Damn everything but the circus -e.e. cummings WOMEN'S THEATRE Leslie Gardner, Coordinator 351-0948 Just getting organized. Will deal with women's themes and women's liberation. POETRY AND FICTION READINGS English -Philosophy BLDG. English Faculty Lounge (3rd floor) Thurs. 4 p.m. Anyone can read or listen, not only students or people with degrees. THE LAMP IN THE SPINE POETRY READING SERIES Seeks to provide an alternative to the sameness of the Writers' Workshop readings. Thus far Robert Bly and Thomas McGrath have read. EPSTEIN'S POETRY READINGS Almost every Thursday, readings by local poets. Eith o'clock p.m. at 109 S. Clinton. BLACK GENESIS TROUPE Julie Merritt, Choreographer and Director 351-0370 Afro-American Cultural Center 353-6207 Poetry readings, dance, skits, scenes, all created originally within the troupe which performs once a semester on campus, and occasionally off campus. BLACK ONYX deals with the history of the black past in dance, skits, scenes, etc., and BLACK CHILD, using those media, with a young black growing up. CENTER FOR NEW PERFORMING ARTS Oakdale 353-3282; 353-3346 The CNPA presents interdisciplinary dance, theatre, art, film, video, music, writing and printing events. The Center and its artists are funded jointly by the Rockefeller Foundation (blood money) and the university. The whole project is something of an experiment--an exciting one that we are lucky to have. People are always needed to volunteer as performers in these productions. IOWA CITY COMMUNITY THEATRE Box 827, Iowa City Performances held at 4-H Fairgrounds, Highway 218, one mile south of the airport. The ICCT presents about four plays a year, and conducts acting workshops and children's theatre as well. Try-outs are announced in the Press-Citizen. Volunteers can sign up for all different aspects of play production--back stage help is especially needed. For more information, call Mrs. Stuart Gray, 338-4021. PAGE 24
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