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Classic musical inspires self-confidence, faith through comedy, hidden love story By Paula Lavigne Senior Reporter Driven by the goals of his impossi ble dream, the disillusioned Don Quixote begins his quest during the opening performance of “Man of La Mancha attneLiea Center tonight. Based on the novel “Don Quixote” by Miguel de Cervantes, this classic musical shows the impor tance of self-confi dence and eternal faith. Actor Ronald Brown, who por trays Quixote, said the moral was “one of hope and the idea of striving towards something greater or high er.” Although Quixote’s character is an insane old man looking through a different reality, Brown said the mes sage was timeless. “He’s basically just out of his mind,” Brown said. “It’s not like he’s someone with a wild sense of humor. He’s really off the deep end, but with in that, he still has a clear sense of purpose.” This old man believes he is a me dieval knightjousting monsters, which are actually windmills, in pursuit of his “dulcinea” or beautiful woman, Brown said. Quixote’s beautiful woman hap pens to be a kitchen wench named Aldonza, played by actress Susan Nock. - ti— It Is a love story, but not a classic love story. It's a love of the heart from afar, rather than an intimate love. —Nock, actress “Aldonza’s main goal is to sur vive,” Nock said. Aldonza survives, Nock said, by prostituting herself to the local Muleteers. “She doesn’t care about life. She fails herself,” Nock said. Aldonza’s character changes when Quixote claims her as this raving beau ty. “As he opens his heart to her, she becomes more vulnerable,” Nock said. “She starts to like him. She sees her self as he sees her.” Nock said Aldonza’s basic mes sage was to “believe in yourself and see there’s another side of your life.” Although “Man of La Mancha” is seen as a musical comedy, Nock said there was a hidden love story. “It is a love story, but not a classic love story,” she said. “It’s a love of the heart from afar, rather than an inti mate love.” Both actors said their roles were challenging because of the various physical and vocal demands of their characters. “My character comes on as Cervantes in prison awaiting trial,” Brown said. “In an effort to save his life, he undergoes a kangaroo court in prison. He creates this story and be -.w w comes the character of Don Quixote.” Brown, while switching between Quixote and Cervantes, said there was a challenge in maintaining the audience’s understanding that this was a “play within a play.” “When we step in and out of char acter, we need to make sure the audi ence is able to stay with you,” he said. “If they lose track, the impact is not as strong.” Endurance was the toughest chal lenge for Nock. “When I took this role, people said ‘You’recrazy; you’ll come outofthis with no voice,”’ she said. “It comes from the soul. The singing is very earthy, very belty.” Being thrown around, bench pressed and dropped to the ground arc other obstacles Nock has to over come. “I physically get thrown around the stage,” she said. “The acting is a lot to sink your teeth into.” “Man of La Mancha” will pre miere tonight at 8 p.m. with addition al performances on Friday at 8 p.m. and Sunday at 2 p.m. Tickets are $28, $24 and $20, and they are half-price for students. FOR SALE 000s 02 Appliances 05 Bicycles 10 Books 13 Clothing 16 Computers 20 Furniture 30 Jewelry 40 Garage Sales 10 Mlsc. 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Honker Hanger Bike Shop. 40th A A Streets 486-0323. Hours: noon-530 p.m. BICYCLISTS Don't pay five dot art to ride your bike to campus. Parking advisory meeting Jan. 13th, Thurs. 3.00 p.m East Cam pus Linton. Great Plains room. Show up and voice your opinion. 13 Clothing For Sale Heyl Kick-A black combat boots, women's size S. Real leather, triple-stitched BRAND NEWI Cal Michelle 475 6817. S80o4>.o. 16 Computers For Sale For sale: Smith Corona Personal Word Processor 100C keyboard/monitor, discs, ribbons. Corona Calc, 4 print wheels. $300 080. Cal 477-0761. 20 Furniture For Sale Complete king-size watetbed for sale. First $75 takes It. 1-335-2014_ Dorm-size refrigerator. 3.8 cubic feet—about 1 year old. Stger single waterbed with drawers/padded rails. 435 For Sale: Bedroom set complete, dining room set. sofa, bar stools. Can be seen 5-7pm Jan. 12 & 13. Call 476 2018 to Inquire. 60 Sporting Goods Excel wrlght bench with tog extension a Incline pres v curl bar and weight. Beet offer. 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Cal 472-2468 for more information. Apply now! The Office for Student Involvement Is accepting apples lions for the 1994-95 Involvement Teem Assistant. This person will select, train and coordinate the 12-member 1994-95 Involvement Team. Pick up an applcaton at 200 Nebraska Union or 300 Nebraska East Union or call Jennifer McClure at 472-9142. Applcatlon deadline: Feb ruary!._ _ Attention UNL Student, Staff, S Faculty Are you experiencing pain or discomfort In your loot or legs? Then check out the new podiatry services at the University Heath Center Podiatry services be gin January 12.1994. Wednesday. 1 -3 p.m. For more Information or to schedule an appointment call 472-7416. A fee Is charged for this service. BICYCLISTS Donl pay five dotars to ride your bite to campus. Parking advisory meeting Jan. 13th. Thurs. 300 p m East Cam pus Union. Great Plains room. Show up and voice your opinion. 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