Shakespeare auditions
to be held this weekend
By Kevin Bensley
Staff Reporter
Cindy Melby Phaneuf, artistic di
rector of the Nebraska Shakespeare
Festival, has announced auditions for
the company of the 1996 edition of
“Shakespeare on the Green.”
Shakespeare’s works, considered
by many to be the world’s greatest,
will be brought to life again this sum
mer at Omaha’s Elmwood Park.
The Nebraska Shakespeare Festi
val is preparing for its 10th season of
providing superior entertainment for
free, with the help of the Bard of
Stratford on Avon.
The plays to be presented this sum
mer are a comedy, “The Taming of the
Shrew,” to be directed by Phaneuf,
and “Henry V,” a historical drama,
directed by John Ahlin.
Ahlin, who is an actor/director from
New York, has been with the NSF
company for several seasons.
Phaneuf is a professor of theater at
the University of Nebraska at Omaha.
She is also the co-founder of NSF and
has directed eight previous NSF pro
ductions.
Michael Markey, managing direc
tor for the NSF, said the make-up of
the company is about “50-50” when it
comes to talent from inside and out
side the metro Omaha area. Auditions
are held in New York and Chicago, as
well as Omaha, attracting potential
players from all over the country.
“Both shows are popular with ac
tors,” Markey said, “so we do expect
a good turnout.”
The company for both plays will
total about 35 actors.
Markey said the NSF worked in
cooperation with UNO and Creighton.
It employs students from both schools
during the run, and some high schools
get in the act, as well.
Auditions will be held this week
end, both Saturday and Sunday, from
10 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the Fine Arts
Building on the UNO campus. For
more information about the 1996 sea
son, auditions or supporting the Festi
val, call (402) 280-2391.
Kaz
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ing.”). But delivering the speeches of
his own father proved to be the most
difficult part of writing the show.
“It was just too close,” he said.
The first version of “Father-Land”
made its premiere in late 1990, but
followed a wider variety of thoughts
and themes than the current version,
he said.
“The first one was a kind of an
octopus of a play,” he said.
Although Raz likes both plays, the
latter is his preferred one.
“It was definitely a positive evolu
tion,” he said.
Raz will be in residence during
February and March as a part of the
UNL College of Fine and Performing
Arts Artists Diversity Residency Pro
gram, which brings in artists from
various backgrounds to speak on
themes of interest.
Raz’s future plans include playing
Bottom in a summer production of “A
Midsummer Night’s Dream” and try
ing to do “Father-Land” in San Fran
cisco, he said.
“I’m also going to do a round of
auditioning,” he said, “and try to start
up an apprentice program for young
sters who want to perform in the cir
cus”
Tickets for tonight’s performance
of “Father-Land” are $ 10 for the gen
eral public and $5 for students, and
are available at the Lied Center Box
Office.
UBW
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preperformance talks in the Lied
Center’s Steinhart Room 55 minutes
and 30 minutes before curtain.
Voorhees said she would focus on
dance composition in terms of line
and shape, but most importantly, en
ergy.
“They use an energy that s incred
ible, explosive,” Voorhees said.
Zollar will be the host of a discus
sion to address comments and ques
tions from the audience in the Lied’s
main auditorium immediately follow
ing the performance.
Tickets are $24, $20 and $ 16, half
price for children under 18 and stu
dents with identification. Tickets are
available daily from 11 a.m. to 5:30
p.m. and 90 minutes before the perfor
mance in the Lied Box Office.
Gallery
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few would embrace, the piece sug
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watching while we play its own dark
game.
Other artists are featured as well.
Jerry Jacoby’s amazing two works,
each called simply “Geometric and
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pedestal and roll it across the floor.
Someone ought to.
It would be a shame to miss “Black
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No. 0311
ACROSS
1 N.F.L.-game
interval
5 Bulrush
10 Noted Israeli
diplomat
14 Seed covering
15 Virginia willows
16 Riviera resort
17 Start of a quip
20 Wound, in a way
21 Lodged
22 Stagger
23 Serranid fish
24 Pauline’s
problems
27 Place that has
had its dey
28 Anagram for
maid
29 Name of a black
police van
30 Kimono sash
33 Quip: Part II
37 Eosin or indigo
38 -den Linden
39 Division word
40 Stage direction
41 Notorious site
ofW.W. II
43 Proverbial
blushers
45 Regale
46 Certain roofer
47 -de Lisle,
19th-century
French poet
50 End of the quip
53 Be defeated
ANSWER TO PREVIOUS PUZZLE
54 Abhorrence
55 Beloved scat
Jady
56 Repute
57 Cannes official
58 Consider
DOWN
1 Beldam
2 A son of Zeus
3 Speech defect
4 Tooth-saving
compound?
5 Moves
obliquely
6 Barrymore or
Waters
7 Geste
8 Merry, in Metz
9 Baltic country
10 Follows
11 Itsy’s partner
12 Pines
13 Require
18 Carol
19 Heraclitus was
one
23 Doctor,
hopefully
24 Receipt stamp
25 TV award
26 “The-was
on the spray”:
Hardy
27 Spud
29 Weds
30 Holds title to
31 -noire
■ I »
J_I_I-L
32 Something to 45 Thighbone
pump 46 W.W. II battle
34 r‘Crocodile' town
-” 47 952, to Cato
35 Syst. for sharing 48 Enameled
ideas metalware
36 Gagged
40 Or’s companion ^
41 Look good on
42 Collar for a
scholar
43 Turnip's lack
44 Hoffman role
49 That girl, to Gigi
51 Seraglio
segment
52 What Sen.
Norris gave
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