friday, October 27, 1978
daily nebraskan
page 13
entertainment notes
The UNL Opera Theatre's first production of the 1978
79 season, Werther, is today through Sunday at Kimball
Hall, 11th and R Streets.
The four act opera is taken from the Goethe classic
The Sufferings of Young Werther. The basic story line is
unaltered and closely follows the original. It is the tale of
Werther, a young poet, who falls desperately in love with
Charlotee, the beautiful daughter of the town's baliff. Un
fortunately for Werther she has promised to marry some
one else, crushing Werther and leading him to a tragic end.
The UNL Opera Theatre production will be directed by
Edward Crafts, with sets designed by Peter Hauser. Two
different casts will be performing on alternate evenings.
Singing the role of Werther will be tenors John Little and
Cary Michaels.
The Scarlet and Cream Singers will perform Sunday,
Oct. 29, at the Nebraska Union Harvest Room. Their
appearance is part of the AUF Charity Spaghetti Feed,
sponsored by Beta Theta Pi fraternity. The feed will run
from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m., tickets are $2 and available
through Beta Iheta Pi, and Nebraska Union booths.
The Phantom of the Opera, now showing at the
Lincoln Community Playhouse, will be getting things into
the Halloween spirit. The production features such props
as gravestones, pipe organs, life masks, three different
types of blood, twelve-foot mask,s, spider webs, dead
bodies and various multi-media techniques.
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Lumber (48th St. Store), Land & Sky (Cotner & 0),
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