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Cast members of "Tha Proposition," a musical improvisations! revue, will
present "The Boston Tea Party" tonight in the Nebraska Union. The show is a
; spirited satire on American history, and is being presented as part of the
. k American Heritage Series for the nation's Bicentennial.
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With the Bicentennial coming, most
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? 200-year history with pride io our
accomplishments. The drama company
presenting '"The Boston Tea Party"
here tonight, however, is looking back
on our history and laughing at our
follies.
In their vaudeville-style show, the
four-member troupe will reflect the
great American heritage with a little
less reverence than usually is found in
high school history books.
Helentless satire permeates the
songs, dances and vignettes that trace
the nation's more laughable moments,
from the Revolution to Watergate.
True to the traditions of satire, the
humorous sketches contain serious
political and social comment, the
original material is laced with contribu
tions from contemporary satirists Jules
Feiffer, Phillip Roth and Art Buchwald.
Typical of the show's sketches are
"The Political Speech a cliche-ridden
collection of politically expedient catch
phrases," "Lost in the Rosemary
Woods an explanation of the 18
minute tape gap," and "Washington
Crossing the Delaware. ' '
Among the musical numbers are
"Plymouth Rock" and "Oratoria
Nixonia."
Honoring the principle of participa
tory democracy, the company elicits
audience participation as the press in
press conferences, as the constituency
in elections and as the stimulus for the
improvisational sections of the play.
As part of their stay here, the
company also will give a workshop in
improvisational drama at 3:30 p.m.
today in the Temple Bldg. The workshop
is open to all interested persons.
"The Boston Tea Party" will be
presented at 8 p.m. in thd Nebraska
Union Centennial room. Tickets are
$1 .50 at the Union South Desk and at the
door. The event, second in a series
examining American Art Heritage, is
sponsored by the Union Contemporary
Arts Committee.
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Filmed in color in the Kaw
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Mountains of Missouri, the
Bluegrass Fields of Kentucky,
Southern Mexico, and Cali
fornia. Music by Santana, Leo
Kottko, The Hying Burrito
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Feet, The Rainy Daze, Tonto'3
Exoandinc Headband, and
Billy Baker.
SPECIAL MID-WESTERN PREMIERE
Oct. 8, 9 & 10
Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday
Screenings at 3, 7 & 9 p.m.
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Directors Cavalkanti, Basil Dearden, Robert
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INSOMNIA BY Pierre Etaix
Friday October 12 & Saturday October 13
Screenings at 3, 7 & 9 p.m.
Admission $1.25
Sheldon Art Gallery, 12th S'R'St
AND THE FAMILY STONE
IN CONCERT
OMAHA CIVIC AUDITORIUM ARENA
OCTOBER 11, 1974 8:00 P.M.
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TICKETS ON SALE AT AUDITORIUM BOX OFFICE
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Panther Productions
Present
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OVri Concert
with special guests
Wayne Berry Band
Pershing Auditorium
8:00 p.m. Friday Oct. II
Tickets: 450 Advance
550 Day of Concert
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