The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, April 11, 1985, Page Page 9, Image 9
Thursday, April 11,1935 Daily Ncbr&skan 5 n u I' i i hJ i N .-? n )j ) s V, :1 ! Ml INDEPENDENT SPECIALISTS INC. Tonight's opening per'cnsaace of "Albert Herring" miks the second time arour.d for d.der G:e?3 Tal Iman, a professor in the Opera Theatre School. ter than the previous cue. "It's rere that yea get a chance to wcrk that eta to what the composer Intended Tsilnom said. "Albert Ilcrrir:" takes a comic look at male liberation In Victorian En. English via c in't End a girl vlrt: urn r.u!t.,w iu vs ir.ar r.syasy queen, 30 The opera will be sur.s entirely in Tollman mentioned two performers who should be notable in the perfor mance John Delias, who plays tho lead, end Pat Mason, as Sii, who recently returned from a tour cf ?zzn, Drucselis and London where ha st a 0 MFOST AUTO E33FAIE 9 u F02 VOLKSWAGON, AUDI, DATS UN, &UBASU, HONDA, TOYOTA ONLY Taiwan directed the conia British king instil. Kovcr,rhs bts th opera set to lau'c by on? cf Fashnd's dswn with a shamele-js Wit's oesi-iovt-u Ui.tw.vij liir.i sL.,er consuming a lif-prri ff ftf - vv . V w w !czr.onid l&eed with na . Q fl U D Benjimin Erlttcn. Eritten died in 1377, tut h3 friend who p!:ycd Albert in the pby's orj'irJ stags prodactien worked wih Tdlmsn on the fery'srd prcduilJon. ot a typtcai crra," nrsd described it a "stcra like a phy with musis." "It's tf.riitlv fuBRv. Albert 1 a Tallman said he lesrccd a lot ta colkge-aga person traaking free from that experience and, as a result, this authority. Ka's got kind of a screw opera production shcsld ts much kt- society attitude," Taltean sdd. worx oy &ieve tsnaneun. Performances are at Kinb&H Ildl tonight and Saturday at 8 p.n. tad Sundry at 3 p.m. A half hour before etch performance H T.11s?.n will Hv hf,Vffw!'r!l U tbn about the shc and pky excerpts from the score in Westbrook Ef-jsic l.UtudiFs Eoor.i 119. Tickets are available at the Kimbdl lox cii.ee (i-ajo; and are 17 and j and $5 and $3 for students, children and senior citizens. G 0 00 Comics get ckanc Cablevision see f "r.J p f 3 U NJ Zr A La U WJ j j UUti t-- J U Vi O 1 13 y v L. r;a v Ezplrc? Eljy 10, T!s csnpen raasl ba presented tt the ifcss you 9 runniest person hc.7 each cctdc feed fc Ikccln. "Axybcdy still stands a b.SAce of America. . Jeff Ve!i said this year's competi- The second tr.r.jd c D 0 n G 0 t ixrdjtg nations! Iy," CanhrcU gaid. ticn promises to be stiff. i!tefind CcrdveU expects four cr five comics "There's a let cf great comedians H the funniest person Li Ar.:rica begins to perform during each semifinal, around," he said. i for Lincoln tcnijht u tiss, b2'i F Degisiaa at p.m. and endiE2 at 10 St. " p.m. II ssid the only requlreraent for The castpaiga b sponscrsd by Show- the comics is that thsy siga a release time, through Lincoln CabJsvisioa, with torn (permissicn to be filmed) at the the help of radio station KFEX and The . Cableision ofTice. He Bieationed that Fizz, all comics should sip their release Steve Ccrdwdl, markcthig raanaser form as soon as possible, for Lincoln CablevMon, stid there will During these contests, there will be be four semifinal contests starting give awisys, ir.clisd!r4 albums and Hall tonight and running for four censecu- 6 Oites tickets, tive Thursdays. 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