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Wednesday, September 3, 1980
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daily nebraskan
Comedienne
ANTON CHEKHOV'S
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Vos:
to do.
I'd like to try and see if that is what I want
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Vos: No. Never, only when Ym on stage.
MZ: So you have no problems with typecasting in
your writing or acting?
Vos: I have trouble being cast period. You want to
hear my last line? "My lord. She is dying. That was my
line.
MZ: Back to image....
Vos: You never think of yourself projecting an image.
I don't conciously or unconciously project an image on or
off stage,. I don't like things on stage that is not a part of
my personal life, like I don't go on stage drunk, or project
an image like, wow, on drugs or anything. I don't do that.
But like the values and morals that I believe in my person
al life are unconciously, I'm sure, the things I take on
stage. I don't think of that as creating an image, but it's
funny that other people create those images for you. Not
only on stage.
MZ: You're an artist.
Vos: Yes.
MZ: You're looking to work professionally .
MZ: Success?
Vos: It scares me. Success sets you up to fail. Success
and failure are partners. When you fail in the paper, you
fail all over.
Tickets on sale
for concert series
The Lincoln Symphony Association will conduct a
half-price student season ticket subscription sale the week
of Sept. 8-13.
Prices will be $20, $15 and $1250 for the seven con
cert series, which will feature guest artists Soprano Rob
erta Peters, Violinist Eugene Fodor, Trumpeter David
Hickman, and Pianists Bradford Gowen and Virginia
Eskin.
Student season tickets may be purchased next week
at the Nebraska Union, East Campus Union, and West
brook Music Building (from 10-2 pm. daily), Nebraska
Wesleyan University, Union College and Doane College
(during regular office hours) or by calling the Lincoln
Symphony office at 474-5610.
TV
A Joint Production Of
LINCOLN COMMUNITY PLAYHOUSE &
UNL-THEATRE ARTS DEPARTMENT
STUDIO 12
329 North 12th
September 5, 6, 7, 10, 1 1, 12, 13, 14, at 8 p.m.
All Seats $6.00
Box Office Hours-1-5 Weekdays
Ph. 472-2073-329 North 12th
UNL-An equal opportunity educational system
(Ml?
MONDAY FREE bar drinks G draws for lodiso
10 drcirjo for men from 7-9 p.m.
TUESDAY 3 fcro from 0-10 p.m.
WEDNESDAY 0 fcro from 7-12 p.m.
THURSDAY 3 fcro from 0-10 p.m.
ERUTT
IS
Sept. 3-6 Jim Casey & the Lightning Band
TUESDAY 3 fcro from 0-10 p.m.
WEDNESDAY 2 fcro from 7-12 p.m.
THURSDAY 3 fcro from 0-10 p.m.
7 pm. -1 am. 27th & Cornhusker
Contemporary Presents
the I960 HIGH VOLTAGE TOUR
starring
with special guests
spider
Next Wednesday, Sept. lO
Pershing Ruditorium
Tickets on sale NOW at both Nebraska Unions,
miller and Paine (both locations). fTlaaees (both
locations), Brandeis, Pickles, and Dirt Cheap.
PRODUCED BY CONTEMPORARY PRODUCTIONS
Coming Friday Sept 5th
Free Outdoor Dance With
a
MM
as UPC-East presents the
2nd Annual
First Big Fling!
. . . 8:30 Fri., Sept. 5 on the
parking lot just north of the East Union.
Sponwrtd by UPCEait Dancai & Cornttock Committaa
(In csm ot win, danca will b held In tht Graat Plaint Room-East Unon)
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MOOSE IS LOOSE
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Wednesday Special While They Lastl
75 cent Bottles of Moosehead
Featuring the biggest beer garden in town.
Open 6 days a week
