The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, January 13, 1997, Page 17, Image 17

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Cuban band that performs bembe,
rumba, comparsa and son—the root
of salsa and mambo.
The Elisa Monte Dance Company
brings its new work, “Feu Follet,” to
the Lied on Feb. 27. Inspired by the
culture of the Acadians of the Louisi
ana bayous and accompanied by Cajun
music, this ballet tells the story of love,
separation, persecution and loss.
March U
The 12-man a cappella ensemble
Chanticleer brings its repertoire to the
Lied on March 8, and The.Acting
Company performs Shakespeare’s
classic romantic comedy “As You Like
It” on March 12. This performance is
already sold out.
The Grammy-winning a cappella
group Sweet Honey In The Rock per
forms a mixture of spirituals, gospel,
jazz and blues on March 15, and the
Bang On A Can All-Stars/String Trio
of New York combine forces for an
evening of chamber music on March
20. ,
Broadway’s 1995 hit, “Having Our
Say,” chronicles the lives of two Afri
can-American women from the post
slavery South to the modem day on
March 22.
April B
The Alvin Ailey Dance Company
makes its first appearance at the Lied
with two performances April 4 and 5.
The Academy of Ancient Music,
regarded as one of the world’s lead
ing baroque orchestras, will perform
for the first time at the Lied with its
22-piece orchestra on April 11. Con
ducted by Christopher Hogwood, the
group will perform Handel’s “Con
certo Grosso in E Minor” and Bach’s
“Violin Concerto in A Minor” and his
“Wedding Cantata” featuring soprano
Emma Kirby.
Possibly the most anticipated per
formance of the season comes April
17 with Bobby McFerrin, winner of
more than 12 Grammy Awards, and
his jazz trio Bang Zoom. McFerrin has
recently been touring extensively as a
solo performer and as a symphonic
cbiiductor.
The Lied concludes its season
April 26 with classical flutist James
Galway.
Tickets for all events at the Lied
Center for Performing Arts can be
purchased at the Lied box office or
obtained by phone, at 472-4747. All
tickets are half price for students.
Film flaunts pom publisher s First Amendment follies
FLYNT from page 16
have been for Flynt.
But as Larry and Althea Flynt work
their way through the near-insanity
they created and invited through Hus
tler magazine, it is their friend and
lawyer, Alan Isaacman (played by
Edward Norton), who maintains at
least a little rationality and tolerance.
And, in the end, Isaacman becomes
the most sympathetic character the
film has to offer. He repeatedly works
to rescue Flynt — and subsequently
all Americans—from censorship ant
persecution, only to see any dignity h<
has built for himself and his clien
shattered by Flynt’s public and court
room antics.
“The People vs. Larry Flynt” is a
well-acted, well-written and carefully
orchestrated attempt to humanize a
man who very easily could have be
come little more than a symbol for
both the sex industry and freedom of
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l Film: “The People vs. Larry Flynt”
i Director: Milos Forman
t Stars: Woody Harrelson, Courtney
■ Love, Edward Norton
Rating: R (nudity, language)
Grade: A
Five Words: Porn publisher gets fair
shake
speech. And because this film is so
well done, it does just that.
Seasoned editor extends
new-and-improved section
STATE from page 16
position last year, and to be per
fectly honest I didn’t do a lot to
change that when I had the chance.
But now I’m back to fulfill the
promise I know this section has
within its scarred and misshapen
belly.
And you should care, because
if this section does work to its full
potential, it can be just as exciting
and mind-blowing as a full-color
photo of Tom Osborne in tan
slacks, an in-depth story about Ben
Nelson’s hair or a Steve Willey col
umn about an unsavory bodily
function.
This section will feature fewer
and fewer reviews, because who
really cares what we think about the
new weira ai ramcovic aioum'
This section will feature more sto
ries about people who live in Lin
coln and, miraculously-enough,
who are doing something creative
in their spare time." And this sec
tion will feature more national in
terest stories, because the world
doesn’t end at the edge of campus,
or even at the city limits.
And if I can hear just one per
son say “Boy, the A&E section
didn’t suck too bad today,” I’ll fi
nally be able to retire a happy edi
tor. And I won’t come back—this
time, I promise.
Randall is a junior news-edi
torial major and the Daily Ne
braskan arts and entertainment
editor.
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