Hi, everyone. If you haaven't seen what is goig on around town, I will try
to keep you informed. Please see the listings below from Allied Arts.
Here at the Fine Arts Center this weekend we will be hosting Massari-Wood
Dance Company performing their Spring recital, Saturday, at 7:30 pm and
Sunday at 2:30 pm in the Hayes Concert Hall. Tickets are available by
calling the box office at 744-4269.
On Friday and Saturday this week, and Thursday and Friday of next, students
from the University Theatre Company on campus will present two one act
plays, Wasp, by Steve Martin and Reasons for Moving Darker, by Sam Shepard
and Mark Strand, at 8:00 PM in the Ward Theatre in the Fine Arts Center.
Tickets are a $5.00 donation.
Also on Saturday, Peoples Touring Project presents Fall Down, Get up at
Barking Legs at 8PM. This touring project is also performing at Florida
State, Tulane and in New York City duriing a 10-day period. Tickets are
available at 624-5347.
Don't tell folks there is nothing to do here. Chattanooga has lots of great
opportunities for you to see a show!! Help support a starving artists and
struggling students!!
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>Subject: ArtsChatt for the week of May 28, 2001
>Date: Tue, 29 May 2001 16:53:05 -0400
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>I hope you had a restful, if not too soggy, Memorial Day holiday. Summer is
>unofficially underway, which means lighter, fun fare in the arts.
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>The Chattanooga Theatre Centre is offering one of the funniest theatre
>spoofs to come along in decades. Run, do not walk, to see "Moon Over
>Buffalo," a great backstage comedy featuring mistaken identities, fast
>entries and slamming doors, witty dialogue, and hilarious slapstick. When I
>saw it in New York, I laughed so hard, I thought they'd throw me out of the
>theatre. CTC's production opens this Friday, June 1.
>
>For more comedy on stage, this time with a classical bent, check out Family
>Theatre Workshop's production of Moliere's "Tartuffe", which also opens this
>weekend at Memorial Auditorium. This 18th-century comedy of manners just
>goes to show that some things never change-pretense is pretense, whatever
>century it's in, and it's all fair game for poking fun at.
>
>Another special treat comes our way this week. The Metropolitan Bells,
>under the direction of Ken Cochrane, will give a free performance at 8:00 at
>First-Centenary United Methodist Church. These are the best "ringers" in
>town, and they are as much fun to watch as to hear. I guarantee, you'll be
>amazed at what handbells can sound like and at the variety of music this
>talented group performs.
>
>This weekend brings the fourth annual Sculpture Symposium, at the Hunter
>Museum. Sponsored by the River Gallery, the Symposium features
>presentations on Saturday, June 2, by sculptors whose work will be exhibited
>at the River Gallery Sculpture Garden and a keynote address by David Levy,
>Director of the Corcoran Gallery in Washington, DC. All events are free, by
>the way.
>
>Nightfall is back again on Friday, and Riverbend is just a week away!
>Contact us to find out how to get free Riverbend pins!
>
>This newsletter is just a brief highlight of what's going on in the arts.
>There are many more events featured on our website at
>www.alliedartschatt.org.
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>Molly K. Sasse
>Executive Director, Allied Arts
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Kim Edward Renz
University of Tennessee at Chattanooga
Fine Arts Center, Department 1351
615 McCallie Avenue
Chattanooga, Tennessee 37403
423-755-4371 Office
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