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W E L C O M E . . to the second annual (!) Fringe Theatre Event - nine more days of colour and cultural chaos i n the heart o f Edmonton's historic O l d Strathcona district.

Last suiiirrier the Fringe featured 45 shows in 225 performances - and sold nearly 8,000 tickets...this year the RETURN OF THE FRINGE welcomes 65 shows (at last count) and over 300 {jerforrnances! A n d what a selection - there are new plays, exciting versions of old favourites, music and musicals galore, international puppets, mime, masks, dance and a wi ld array of spontaneous street entertainment. There are more performing spaces too - late-night venues and several tents. Something for just about everybody!

A few important things to note before you begin to indulge yourself:

* It 's the same set-up as last year - all tickets are sold at the door ( N O A D V A N C E SALES) and all ticket revenue goes direcdy to the artists themselves...but T H E R E W I L L BE A 50c S U R C H A R G E PER T I C K E T W H I C H W I L L BE C O L L E C T E D B Y V O L U N T E E R S A T E A C H T H E A T R E . T H I S S U R C H A R G E G O E S B A C K T O S U M M E R F E S T A N D IS T O B E U S E D F O R T H E O N G O I N G S U P P O R T O F T H E F R I N G E . C I T Y F I N A N C I A L S U P P O R T D E C R E A S E S E A C H Y E A R , SO T H I S E X T R A R E V E N U E IS V I T A L I F T H E F E S T I V A L IS T O C O N T I N U E .

* This programme is as up-to-date as we could make it i n advance, but changes and additions wi l l undoubtedly occur each day. Best to check the Princess Theatre lobby for up-to-the-minute information.

* Again , no artistic judgements have been made about any of the shows - you are the best critics, so i f you find a production you like support it by telling your friends. I f you've just sunk to the depths of theatrical despair, don't give up - find another show to renew your faith!

* Consider buying a Fringe Button. W i t h i t you ' l l get a bundle of Fringe Bucks for admission to shows of your choice, surcharge vouchers, a $2 discount on a Fringe T-Shirt, admission to the Fringe Refreshment Centre (at Chinook and the Design Workshop) and a chance to vote for the Fringe Awards to be presented Saturday, August 20 at 7:00 in the Princess. A great bargain at $20!

W e l l , we wondered at times whether or not it would ever happen again, but long hours and lots of support from the hundreds of artists and technicians and volunteers and staff and friends at SummerFest and the city of Edmonton and in the O l d Strathcona area have paved the way for the RETURN OF THE FRINGE. M y sincere thanks to all of them. . .

Now. . . i t ' s over to you, our audience - study the programme, select some shows and...enjoy!

Brian Paisley Producer

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enjoy live theatre, rest in the park, sip coffee in a bistro, browse in a bookstore...Visit an art gallery, have a very special dinner, sip a brew... Shop in unique boutiques and nostalgia stores, attend the Farmers Market...Celebrate every Saturday on Whyte...

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p nncess Theatre The Princess Theatre is pleased to welcome back the wi ld and woolly excitement of The Fringe Festival!

From the start, the Princess was heralded as a special cinema house. Completed i n 1914 by John W . M c K e r n a n , a member of one of the oldest pioneer families in the Edmonton area, the Princess promised that " t h e main programme of entertainment w i l l be high class moving pictures varied with high class vaudeville and unusual entertainment" . (The Fringe fits right in wi th our historical spirit!) I n the early 1930's, the Princess was the first theatre i n town to show a " t a l k i e " . Edmontonians lined up for blocks to see The Canary Murder Case.

Now owned and operated by the O l d Strathcona Foundation, the Princess Theatre is a self-supporting, independent cinema dedicated to the best in repertory film programming. Some treats in store for you this autumn include: a major Ingmar Bergman retrospective, the films of Katharine Hepburn , a look at directors Jean-Luc Godard and Nicholas Roeg, many stunning Edmonton premieres, some long-lost Three Stooges movies unseen for 50 years, classic favourites, and much, much more! Also coming i n September is an all new, low ticket price of $2.50 per movie for Princess Members. Look for our new issue of the Princess Theatre film magazine August 20.

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Saturday, August 13 S u n d a y , Augus t 14 M o n d a y , Augus t 15 T u e s d a y , Augus t 16 Wednesday, August 17 T h u r s d a y , Augus t 18 Saturday, August 20 Sunday , Augus t 21

Admiss ion : $4

12:00 N o o n 12:00 N o o n 12:00 N o o n 12:00 N o o n 12:00 N o o n 12:00 N o o n

4:30 P M 4:30 P M

A N A M E R I C A N S U N S E T b y James Pr ideaux

T h e O u t O f ' T o o n Players Saskatoon, Saskatchewan A d e l i g h t f u l l y devastat ing satire about snobbery a n d pre jud ice set i n a n exclusive c o u n t r y c lub - b y a c r i t i ca l l y acc la imed w r i t e r for stage a n d screen.

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T H O U G H T S O N T H E I N S T A N T O F G R E E T I N G A F R I E N D O N T H E S T R E E T

A b r i e f b u t unforgettable piece about spinach au g r a t i n and nuclear war b y a p l a y w r i g h t noted for his social a n d pol i t ical c ommentary . Featur ing Brenda Baker, Scott S immie a n d A n n Stewart. Directed by D o n a l d C a m p b e l l .

Saturday, August 13

Admiss ion : $5

2:30 P M

^ R E T U R N O F T H E C R A M E R B R O T H E R S Edmonton, Alberta Just when y o u thought i t was safe to go back to the F r i n g e . . . T h e R e t u r n o f the C r a m e r Brothers . . .Last year was spectacu­lar ! T h i s year is go ing to be even greater! T h e C r a m e r Brothers are back w i t h a m u l t i - m e d i a , geared-for-the-80's, happening . O r i g i n a l electronic music combined w i t h eye-popping visual art - this is a show you can ' t afford to miss. T h e C r a m e r Brothers are back w i t h a menagerie o f m e n and machines to mangle the i m a g i n a t i o n !

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M I S T R E S S M I N E by Judith Gick A n n a B a r r y L o n d o n , Eng land

She was pregnant when she married and twenty-six years old Her husband was nineteen She bore him three children Much of their married life they lived apart Famous and wealthy he returned and spent his last seven years with her Her name was Anne Hathaway Her husband was William Shakespeare

I n the huge g r o w t h o f the Shakespeare legend his wi fe remains the character least speculated u p o n . H i s t o r y has shown l i t t le interest i n A n n e H a t h a w a y . B u t how m u c h o f Shakespeare's work is autobiographical? T o what extent does i t po r t ray , m i r r o r , expose his relationship w i t h A n n e . . . a w o m a n o f w h o m we only k n o w two facts. . .her name a n d her husband . I n this p lay , w r i t t e n by J u d i t h G i c k , A n n a B a r r y recreates A n n e Ha th away ' s life as it m a y have been. Careful research ensures that everyth ing i n this play m i g h t have happened. D i d it?

A n n a B a r r y is our first transfer f r o m the E d i n b u r g h Fr inge ' T r a i n e d at the Roya l Academy o f D r a m a t i c A r t , her w o r k includes a season at the O l d V i c , appearances at the piccadi l ly and C a m b r i d g e Theatres and the Leeds Playhouse, and the Musicals 'Half a Sixpence' w i t h T o m m y Steele and 'Our Man Crichton' w i t h M i l l i c e n t M a r t i n . H e r television credits include 'The Strauss Family', 'Villains', 'Dr. Who' ( current ly o n PBS) and m a n y other plays i n c l u d i n g the a w a r d - w i n n i n g 'MadJack'. A n n a is also an accomplished director , and is already p l o t t i n g her r e t u r n to next year's Fr inge !

S a t u r d a y , August 13 4:30 P M S u n d a y , August 14 4 : 3 0 P M M o n d a y , August 15 4:30 P M T u e s d a y , August 16 4:30 P M W e d n e s d a y , August 17 4:30 P M

A d m i s s i o n : $5

M I C H A E L S T R U T T Vancouver, B . C . One o f Canada 's leading guitarists , M i c h a e l Strut t has w o n audiences by his display o f sparkl ing technique and solid musical v ir tues . H e has established h imsel f as an inf luent ia l force on the West Coast music scene since his r e t u r n to Vancouver i n 1979. H e current ly serves o n the faculty o f the Univers i ty o f B . C . and Douglas College, h a v i n g taught previously at five other Canadian universit ies.

Michael ' s extensive gu i tar -p lay ing background has taken h i m to Great B r i t a i n and Spain for study w i t h such luminar ies o f the gu i tar w o r l d as Julian Bream, Jose Tomas and Alirio Diaz. Internat iona l prizes a n d awards led to significant concert and T V appearances b o t h i n the U n i t e d K i n g d o m and Spain.

H i s p r o g r a m m e for the R e t u r n o f the Fr inge w i l l include Spanish classics, l ively South A m e r i c a n dances, the haunt ing ly beauti ful Cavat ina b y Stanley M y e r s ("The Deer Hunter" theme) a n d avant-garde contemporary C a n a d i a n works.

S u n d a y , August 14 M o n d a y , August 15

A d m i s s i o n : $3

2:30 P M 2:30 P M

R U M P L E S T I L Z K I N BUSTS O U T E . H . Carefoot

H u b Theatre I n c . Saskatoon, Saskatchewan Rumples t i l zk in ' s the name. Sp inn ing gold is his game. Rumples t i l zk in - he's no longer the helpful l i t t l e guy you remember f r o m the chi ldren 's nursery story, where he spun straw into gold for a v i r g i n i n distress. H e has gotten older. H e has gone to U n i v e r s i t y . H e has got too fat. A n d quite possibly he's dangerous. T u n e i n to this W i z a r d M a n . Be there to witness the bust ing out o f R u m p l e s t i l z k i n .

T u e s d a y , August 16 Wednesday , August 17 T h u r s d a y , August 18 F r i d a y , August 19 S a t u r d a y , August 20 S u n d a y , August 21

A d m i s s i o n : $5

2:00 P M 2:00 P M 2:00 P M

12:00 N o o n 12:00 N o o n 12:00 N o o n

T h u r s d a y , Augus t 18 4:30 P M

Admiss ion : $5 M a t u r e Audiences

F r i d a y , Augus t 19 4:30 P M Admission : F R E E (Sponsored by the Canada Counc i l )

P O E T R Y A L I V E ! T h e Design Workshop and T h e Writers G u i l d of Alberta Edmonton, Alberta P O E T R Y I N M O T I O N by R o n M a n n explores the subject of " P o e t r y as Per f o rmance " . F i lmed i n N e w Y o r k a n d T o r o n t o , this exc i t ing and highly-acclaimed product i on features recordings of off-beat readings by such poets as Alan Ginsberg, Ed Sanders, Charles Bukowski, Michael Ondaaije a n d The Four Horsemen. I f you 've seen this film before, y o u ' l l w a n t to see it again. I f y o u haven ' t , d o n ' t miss i t !

T H E H O R S E M E N a n d R E : S O U N D I N G - The Four Horsemen (Rafael Barre to -Rivera , Paul D u t t o n , Steve M c C a f f e r y a n d b p N i c h o l ) have electrified audiences everywhere w i t h their invent ive , r h y t h m i c adventures i n sound poetry. Presenting a broad spectrum o f new dimensions i n sound a n d m o t i o n , the T o r o n t o poets deliver i n d i v i d u a l and group explorations o f Poetry as Performance. M u r r a y Shaeffer has said o f The Four Horsemen, who are featured i n R o n M a n n ' s recent film, Poetry i n M o t i o n , " I believe something is happening here that w i l l change the course of m o d e r n l i terature and music t o o . " I n bpNicho l ' s inava i lab i l i ty to per fo rm on this occasion, Barreto-R i v e r a , D u t t o n and McCaf fe ry w i l l per f o rm under the cognomen "The Horsemen".

I n t r o d u c i n g The Horsemen w i t h their o w n unique invest igation o f w o r d and voice w i l l be Douglas Barbour and Stephen Scobie who p e r f o r m as " R e : S o u n d i n g " . W e l l - k n o w n to E d m o n t o n -ians for their dynamic presentations o f poetry, R e : S o u n d i n g appeared w i t h T h e Four Horsemen i n V i c t o r i a a n d M a l a s p i n a last summer and the combinat ion woke Vancouver I s land .

Y o u ' v e never attended a celebration of words l ike this one i n your l i fe !

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F r i d a y , Augus t 19 3:00 P M S a t u r d a y , August 20 3:00 P M S u n d a y , August 21 3:00 P M

A d m i s s i o n : $4

A L L E Y S C A T Z AND T H E B O O G I E BAND Edmonton, Alberta

Vibrant ! Colourful! Dynamic ! Here 's a new fresh sound f r o m local musicians! A L L E Y S C A T Z is three l ively ladies c o m b i n i n g hot vocal harmonies w i t h abundant c h a r m and energy.

Barbara L e a h M e y e r , P a m H e n r y and Brenda Shell come to the Fr inge after several busy months o f concert and c lub appearances, not to ment ion C B C - T V ' s "Tommy Banks Live!"

Backed b y the i r "Boogie Band", A L L E Y S C A T Z presents a wide range of music - everyth ing f r o m " A n d r e w Sisters" through " r h y t h m and b l u e s " to contemporary pop . C o m e j o i n them at the Princess for an hour o f good s w i n g i n ' f u n !

S a t u r d a y , A u g u s t 20 7:00 P M

A d m i s s i o n : J5 (Statues cost money!)

F R I N G E AWARDS N I G H T Enraged b y the Emmys? T r o u b l e d b y the Tonys? Outraged b y the Oscars?

W e l l , so are we - so we've decided to do something about i t . Th i s year the Fringe w i l l give v i r tue the reward it deserves i n a gala event that shouldn ' t be missed (and you w o n ' t because b y an odd coincidence no other show is scheduled i n the same slot!).. See critics and performers share the same stage as a host of luminaries and lesser lights present awards to the best performances o n the Fringe this year.

Remember - i t ' s your votes that count! Art is ts a n d critics can vote, and so can the publ ic - s imply b u y a Fringe button and cast your ballot before Fr iday m i d n i g h t .

Suitable att ire please.

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A CdCld Hall Acacia Masonic Lodge was instituted in 1897 by a number of Strathcona Masonic businessmen. The first Master of the Lodge was A . C . Rutherford who later became the first Premier of Alberta in 1905.

The Lodge over the years grew in numbers and activity, meeting in a number of locations on the south side. I n 1929 the present bui ld ing was erected by the Acacia Building Association as a permanent home for South Side Masonic and related organizations. I t has served us faithfully for the past 54 years and wi l l continue to do so.

Acacia H a l l is pleased to welcome Chinook Theatre and SummerFest to its facilities and wishes them much success with the Return of the Fringe.

A S L I G H T A C H E by Harold Pinter

Edmonton, Alberta

Pinter is b izarre , he is strangely exc i t ing . H i s plays tread a fine l ine between h u m o u r and fear, and nobody has yet been able to explain jus t what the hell most o f t h e m are about . A S L I G H T A C H E features J o a n H u r l e y , A l a n Stebbings and Patr ick M c G u e g a n and is directed by R i c h a r d Gishler .

Y O U figure i t out !

Saturday, August 13 S u n d a y , August 14 M o n d a y , August 15

Admiss ion : $4

12:00 N o o n 12:00 N o o n 12:00 N o o n

P I C N I C P I Z Z I C A T O Brandywine

Edmonton, Alberta B r i n g your f a m i l y to j o i n a zany picnic . A smorgasbord o f songs, stories and surprises, performed b y the w e l l - k n o w n chi ldren's performers Dave and A n d y Spald ing o f B r a n d y w i n e , assisted by their three ch i ldren Jane , Penny a n d L u c y .

B r a n d y w i n e is w e l l - k n o w n for l ive performances throughout the west, i n c l u d i n g m a n y educational programmes i n schools. T h e i r last Fringe appearance, Bedt ime W i t h B r a n d y w i n e , led to the i n i t i a t i o n o f the innovat ive C u s h i o n Theatre at L e M a r c h a n d mans ion , now headed for a second season. B r a n d y w i n e are featured on their record a l b u m , Breakfast with Brandywine, and k n o w n to chi ldren across Canada through their regular appearances on C T V ' s Storytime.

As o n any fami ly picnic , a n y t h i n g can happen. B r i n g your blanket to sit o n , and come j o i n the f u n !

Saturday, August 13 S u n d a y , August 14 F r i d a y , August 19 Saturday, August 20 S u n d a y , August 21

Admiss ion : $4 Adults $3 C h i l d r e n & Seniors $12 F a m i l y

1:30 P M 1:30 P M

12:00 N o o n 12:00 N o o n 12:00 N o o n

L A U N D R Y AND B O U R B O N by James M c L u r e

Edmonton, Alberta Dallas is not the only place i n Texas that is fu l l o f broken hearts, shattered dreams, and skeletons i n the closet. . .Come to the t o w n o f M a y n a r d and meet three w o m e n who grew through adolescence to adul thood together . . .El izabeth w h o m a r r i e d the h i g h school h u n k but has yet to find true romance . . . H a t t i e w h o never got the m a n she loved, but got three kids ins tead . . .Amy Lee who is a respectably m a r r i e d Baptist , b u t is not quite as pure as the dr iven snow.

L A U N D R Y A N D B O U R B O N is a l ive ly comedy, b u t for those who l ike to shed a tear o r t w o . . . y o u w o n ' t be disappointed! Directed by Sherry Wells

Saturday , August 13 3:00 P M S u n d a y , August 14 3:00 P M M o n d a y , August 15 3:00 P M T u e s d a y , August 16 3:00 P M

A d m i s s i o n : $4

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Saturday, August 13 6:30 P M S u n d a y , Augus t 14 6:30 P M M o n d a y , August 15 6:30 P M T u e s d a y , August 16 6:30 P M

A d m i s s i o n : $3

BONNY'S C O N F E S S I O N by Leslie Mildiner

Vancouver, Brit ish Columbia Leslie is a w r i t e r and actor from East L o n d o n , Eng land . A f ter two extended visits to Vancouver , he recendy re turned as a permanent resident.

A publ ished novelist and poet, he is also the author o f several plays i n c l u d i n g his latest, 'Intruders Will Be Shot'.

I n the 1983 d u M a u r i e r Festival w i t h the N e w Play Centre , he per formed B o n n y i n B O N N Y ' S C O N F E S S I O N , a piece he wrote based o n a character f r o m his novel 'Getting the Eagle'. B O N N Y ' S C O N F E S S I O N is a power fu l look at the development o f racial prejudice i n a y o u n g m a n . I t reflects the author ' s o w n experience and consciousness o f the p l ight o f minor i t i es .

Saturday , Augus t 13 S u n d a y , August 14

A d m i s s i o n : $4

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C H I A R O S C U R O : AN E V E N I N G O F M I M E W O R K S Edmonton, Alberta C H I A R O S C U R O : A N E V E N I N G O F M I M E W O R K S , is a un ique explorat ion o f music a n d f o r m translated into the geometric w o r l d o f Corpora l M i m e . T h e p r o g r a m m e hopes to reveal the p lay o f l i ght and shadow i n the h u m a n heart .

Dallas Becker has recently completed four years o f study i n corporal m i m e fo l l owing a Bachelor o f M u s i c degree at the U n i v e r s i t y o f Ca lgary . H e r most recent appearance was i n 'Women in Motion', a m i m e performance for the Celebrat ion o f W o m e n i n the A r t s .

M a r i l y n M c C a l l u m has been s tudy ing corporal m i m e for four years whi l e comple t ing a B A i n d r a m a at the U n i v e r s i t y o f A l b e r t a . She most recently appeared i n the m i m e p r o g r a m m e 'Women in Motion' at the Celebrat ion o f W o m e n i n the A r t s .

Weston M c M i l l a n is enter ing his t h i r d year o f the B F A act ing p r o g r a m m e at the U n i v e r s i t y o f A l b e r t a a n d most recently appeared i n 'Winter is Yours, Spring is Ours' at the new W a l t e r Kaasa Theatre .

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mm Saturday , August 13 S u n d a y , August 14 M o n d a y , August 15

11:00 P M 11:00 P M

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H A N K ' S N I G H T and M A D L Y I N L O V E by Paul Abelman

L e t ' s Make I t Thursday Night Players Edmonton, Alberta T h i s group met whi l e s tudy ing act ing o n Saturday afternoons at the C i tade l Theatre . A f ter classes ended, they decided to meet o n T h u r s d a y evenings, under the d i rec t ion o f D o u g A b r a h a m s (now res id ing i n Vancouver ) and p u t the i r energies into staging:

H A N K ' S N I G H T - T w o couples get together for a quiet evening i n suburb ia , imb ibe a b i t too m u c h , a n d get hot o n the idea o f h a v i n g a n o r g y . . .

M A D L Y I N L O V E - A 28 year o ld v i rg in /poet poses as a doctor so that he m a y take advantage o f poor M a r y ' s fu l ly developed obedience compuls ion . . .

T h e players: N a n c y Sherbaniuk, E l a n Haverstock, D o u g Ringrose , B r i a n L i n k , M a r k K i r b y and Leslie D a r r e l l .

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WOMAN T A L E S AND B E Y O N D Mary J o Fulmer Calgary, Alberta M a r y J o F u l m e r is a travel ler and seeker o f secrets. W h e n she finds good ones, she puts t h e m i n her bag and carries t h e m home to show her friends.

See her dance. H e a r her sing golden throat notes. W a t c h her look to the centre of the universe and find a few things that y o u need to k n o w too.

F u n n y , sad, w i t t y , wise, poetic, soft and strong. Somewhere between Isadora Duncan and Laurie Anderson. Closer to heaven than a 7 -Up float.

M o n d a y , August 15 1:30 P M T u e s d a y , Augus t 16 1:30 P M Wednesday , August 17 1:30 P M T h u r s d a y , August 18 1:30 P M

AN E V E N I N G O F P I R A N D E L L O Three One-Acts Plays by L u i g i Pirandello

Squids Over Iceland Edmonton, Alberta T h r e e one-act plays by one o f I ta ly ' s greatest and strangest p laywr ights :

T H E I M B E C I L E - W h a t w o u l d you do i f you had a t roub le ­some acquaintance, a n d , since you were about to k i l l yoursel f anyway. . . ?

I ' M D R E A M I N G ( B U T A M I?) - For anyone ever embro i led i n the intricacies o f " r o m a n c e " , the most complicated u n t a n g l i n g o f the tr iv ia l i t ies beneath it a l l . A h ! the o ld "dreaming -but -no t - rea l ly - so - rea l i ty - i s -an - i l lus i on" t r i c k , eh? H m m m m m .

T H E M A N W I T H T H E F L O W E R I N H I S M O U T H - A t an a l l -n ight cafe, one pa t ron foists h imsel f o n another and begins to unrave l his bizarre history . T h e m a n , i t appears, sees things a l i t t l e di f ferently t h a n most .

Exact ly the sort o f t h i n g y o u ' d expect f r o m a m a n w h o kept h imsel f at home for ten years w i t h his insane wi fe . W h a t a guy!

S Q U I D S O V E R I C E L A N D was formed a n u m b e r o f days ago, and has since undergone extensive personnel changes. S u r v i v i n g members include " J u s t P la in B i l l " Evans and " T h o r " C a l d w e l l , n o w l i v i n g i n absentia ( f igure that one out ) . Director " J u s t P la in B i l l " Evans remains an enigma.

M o n d a y , August 16 T u e s d a y , August 17 Wednesday, August 18 T h u r s d a y , August 19

A d m i s s i o n : $4

M A T H E M A T I C S and E L E C T R I C G U N F I G H T E R S T h e 69th Street Frenchmen Calgary, Alberta Calgary 's 69th Street Frenchmen have existed i n one f o r m or another since 1981. M i c h a e l Charro is a n d D a v i d Cassel were r u n out o f t o w n M a y 1981, and went i n t o exile i n T o r o n t o to w o r k o n the Bizz Project f r o m February '82 - February '83. T h e y recently returned to the H o m e l a n d to premiere their latest p roduc t i on d u r i n g the Second Stage o f the W o r l d Theatre Mosaic i n Calgary on Canada D a y .

T h e 69th Street Frenchmen's t r i u m p h a n t r e t u r n to E d m o n t o n features t w o plays on the theme o f M e d i a f i c a t i o n : Cause & Effect. M A T H E M A T I C S was w r i t t e n by H r a n t A l i a n a k whi le he was d i rec t ing at Theatre Passe M u r a i l l e i n 1973. T h e play for and by objects, w i t h o u t characters o r dialogue, tells the story o f your typical Canad ian m a r r i e d couple as they go through their da i ly rout ine .

E L E C T R I C G U N F I G H T E R S b y B r i a n Wade was first per formed i n 1973 at the T a r r a g o n Theatre . T w o mediaf ied adolescents enact the cliche routines of the Western movie i n a desperate attempt to establish some f o r m o f c o m m u n i c a t i o n . H i g h camp comedy combined w i t h the inevitable tragedy o f their s i tuat ion exposes the impact of med ia o n our lives.

uesday, August 16 12:00 N o o n Wednesday, August 17 12:00 N o o n T h u r s d a y , August 18 12:00 N o o n

A d m i s s i o n : $4 .50

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T u e s d a y , Augus t 16 11 Wednesday , August 17 11 F r i d a y , Augus t 19 1 Saturday , August 20 1 S u n d a y , Augus t 21 1

A d m i s s i o n : $4

00 P M :00 P M 30 P M 30 P M 30 P M

T H E T A L E O F ARISTA AND V A L E N Edmonton, Alberta A knight he rode his lonely way Thinking about his wedding day. As he rode through a forest near The Elf-King's daughter did appear. Out she stepped from the Elfin band Smiling, she held out her hand; "Welcome Sir Knight, why such speed? Come with me and dance the lead. "

A n d thus i t comes to pass that y o u n g V a l e n is spir i ted away to be k n i g h t o f a Faerie t r a i n o n the eve o f his wedd ing . W h e n the elf-call sounds, " C o m e and nurse an e l f - c h i l d ! " , A r i s t a accepts i n hope o f f i n d i n g a way to rescue her lover a n d her changel ing ch i ld f r o m the R e a l m o f Faerie.

A tale o f love and fantasy d r a w i n g f r o m folktales as o ld as Faeries, and ballads as o ld as the Br i t i sh Isles. Storyteller: Bethany El l i s , M u s i c i a n : D a v i d Ho lmes . For adults and older ch i ldren .

Wednesday, August 17 3:00 P M T h u r s d a y , August 18 3:00 P M F r i d a y , August 19 3:00 P M Saturday , Augus t 20 3:00 P M S u n d a y , August 21 3:00 P M

A d m i s s i o n : $3.50

T H E D U M B W A I T E R by Harold Pinter I n T H E D U M B W A I T E R , Pinter transforms the menac ing f r o m w i t h o u t in to a l i t era l deux ex mach ina to terrorize the quest ioning k i l l e r . W i t h special thanks to N a n c y Lewis .

Direc ted b y T h o m a s N e r l i n g .

HOME FREE!

T h u r s d a y , August 18 11:00 P M F r i d a y , Augus t 19 11:00 P M Saturday , August 20 11:00 P M S u n d a y , Augus t 21 11:00 P M

A d m i s s i o n : $4

H O M E F R E E by Langford Wilson

Edmonton, Alberta A h a u n t i n g , evocative p lay by the author o f 'Ta l ley ' s F o l l y ' , H O M E F R E E has Wi l son ' s characteristic w i t a n d black comedic q u a l i t y . I t concerns a brother and sister, Lawrence and J o a n n a , w h o have cut themselves off f r o m the w o r l d outside, l i v i n g i n a fantasy w o r l d that they share w i t h t w o i m a g i n a r y companions , " E d n a " a n d " C l a y p o n e " .

However , J o a n n a is pregnant , and Lawrence is the father, and biology a n d the " o u t s i d e " cannot be he ld o f f indef in i te ly . Rea l i ty eventually intrudes into the fantasy, a n d the i r house o f i l lus ion comes crashing d o w n .

H O M E F R E E is directed b y Sherry Wel l s , a n d features actors K a r e n Bernstein a n d T o n y Eyamie .

F r i d a y , A u g u s t 19 6:00 P M Saturday , Augus t 20 6:00 P M S u n d a y , Augus t 21 6:00 P M A d m i s s i o n $3

S H E L F L I F E by M a r y I . Wright Nebulous Rebels With Shari - Doyle Wilson

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F r i d a y , Augus t 19 9:00 P M Saturday , Augus t 20 9:00 P M S u n d a y , August 21 9:00 P M

A d m i s s i o n : $4

T H E H A R M O N I C A by H e n r y V a n R i j k

Edmonton, Alberta A w a r m a n d i n s p i r i n g p lay that celebrates the h u m a n experience i n our relat ionship w i t h G o d and one another. Loca l p l a y w r i g h t H e n r y V a n R i j k slows d o w n a busi ly revo lv ing w o r l d l o n g enough to focus o n the s impl i c i ty o f a relat ionship between an elderly m a n a n d his grandson.

' I a m o l d . M y search for G o d , m y j o u r n e y to H i m has lasted l o n g , l o n g years - and i t ' s not yet over. B u t I can te l l y o u who H e is to me - a n d o f the prayers I love. A n d i t w o u l d be such gift to me to hear y o u ta lk to h i m - and y o u r search - and your p r a y e r . " L a u r e t t a M a t h e r , SSSF

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Chinook Theatre Firehall #6 was built i n the 1950's. The bui ld ing was vacated less than a month ago when the City 's Fire Department moved to their new southside headquarters on 96th Street just south of the M i l l Creek bridge. Chinook Theatre now leases the bui ld ing from the O l d Strathcona Foundation and plans to convert i t into a 150 seat theatre w i t h supporting administrative and workshop facilities.

As well as providing a base for Chinook's highly successful provincial touring programme and the gradual development of our own in-house presentations for young people, we wi l l be opening the theatre for use by a wide variety of performing artists. I t is our intent to provide a comfortable, technical efficient venue at a reasonable rent so that even the smallest production can receive a first class presentation!

Fund-raising is well underway (all donations welcome!) and designs are being developed. W e hope to open Edmonton's newest theatre late this year or early i n 1984. A d d your name to the mail ing list i n the lobby and we ' l l keep you informed of our progress.

T H E C R U S A D E R and T H E O N L Y J E A L O U S Y O F E M E R One Yellow Rabbit Calgary, Alberta O n e Ye l low R a b b i t , the people who brought y o u last year's Fringe h i t , 'Leonardo ' s Last Supper ' , presents a s tunning double b i l l . . .

T H E C R U S A D E R : an adventure i n m i x i n g styles. T h e complex strangeness o f this short , r h y t h m i c play b y Vancouver p l a y w r i g h t Beverly Simons has baffled m a n y . T H E C R U S A D E R is about apathy and aggression, the causes o f w a r . T h e central image is that o f the self-righteous Western crusader; an image w h i c h is seen to be equal ly applicable to the East. Borrowings f r o m sources as disparate as K a t h a k a l i a n d contemporary pop culture make T H E C R U S A D E R a general expression o f aggressive h u m a n k i n d i n al l its h u m o u r s .

T H E O N L Y J E A L O U S Y O F E M E R : a universal story.

T h e father o f I r i s h N a t i o n a l D r a m a , W . B . Yeats, wrote this tale o f unrequ i ted love i n a style w h i c h l inks I r i s h folklore w i t h elements o f the Japanese N o h theatre t r a d i t i o n . Masks , poetry and dance make the t e l l ing o f this gentle tragedy about Emer , the wife of the legendary I r i s h hero C u c h u l a i n , in to a play w h i c h transcends cu l tura l boundaries .

Saturday , A u g u s t 13 S u n d a y , August 14 M o n d a y , Augus t 15 T u e s d a y , August 16 T h u r s d a y , Augus t 18 F r i d a y , Augus t 19 Saturday , Augus t 20 Sunday , August 21

12:30 P M 12:30 P M 12:30 P M

12:00 M i d n i g h t 12:00 M i d n i g h t 12:00 M i d n i g h t 12:00 M i d n i g h t 12:00 M i d n i g h t

A d m i s s i o n : $4

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S a t u r d a y , A u g u s t 13 3 : 0 0 P M S u n d a y , Augus t 14 3:00 P M M o n d a y , August 15 3:00 P M T u e s d a y , August 16 3:00 P M

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T O T H E C H I C A G O ABYSS by R a y Bradbury A l b e r t a Hand i capped C o m m u n i c a t i o n s Society E d m o n t o n , A l b e r t a A n y t h i n g w r i t t e n by Ray B r a d b u r y is a treat for lovers o f poetic fantasy and sci-fi buffs al ike. T O T H E C H I C A G O A B Y S S is a futurist ic play wh i ch brings us in to contact w i t h life after the nuclear holocaust. A w o r l d shattered i n m i n d and body , by the b o m b . O n l y the memories of an o ld m a n suggest that what m a y have once been w i l l exist again . I f only this g l i m m e r o f hope can be preserved i n the dark age... T h i s special adaptat ion o f M r . B r a d b u r y ' s p lay , directed by Sue Lister , is produced by the A l b e r t a Hand i capped C o m ­municat ions Society. I t features disabled actors and actresses i n key roles. T h i s new approach was conceived by Society members and staff and is a " f i r s t " for A l b e r t a theatre. A l a n Stebbings, who is no stranger to the theatre scene, is cast i n the lead role. C o m e and experience this theatre " f i r s t " !

Saturday, Augus t 13 Sunday , August 14 Monday , Augus t 15

Admission : $4

B L U E C O L L A R B L U E S A F a r C r y Banff, Alberta B L U E C O L L A R B L U E S , w r i t t e n b y Sandra Dempsey, is a f o u r - w o m a n musical comedy set i n the kitchen o f a corporate skyscraper. Fast-paced a n d whims i ca l , B L U E C O L L A R B L U E S explores the p l ight of w o r k i n g w o m e n , a n d their out ­landish and often t ouch ing methods of " c o p i n g " .

Saturday, Augus t 13 Wednesday, August 17

Admiss ion : $3 .50

8:00 P M 12:00 M i d n i g h t

T H E W H I T E W H O R E AND T H E B I T P L A Y E R by T o m E y e n

Edmonton, Alberta A strangled w o m a n . . . s truggl ing t h r o u g h the last ten seconds o f her l i f e . . . the seconds between suicide and release. W i t h the voice of the N u n a n d the body of the W h o r e , she dances i n a last desperate plea for recognit ion. Gayle M u r p h y , K i r k Grayson and A n t h o n y H a l l explore the flashes o f under ­standing w h i c h appear i n the clear view o f death.

Saturday, August 13 S u n d a y , August 14 M o n d a y , August 15 F r i d a y , August 19 Saturday, Augus t 20 S u n d a y , August 21

Admiss ion : $4 S u n d a y , August 14'

& S u n d a y August 21 -y o u can !

12:00 M i d n i g h t 12:00 M i d n i g h t 12:00 M i d n i g h t

5:00 P M 5:00 P M 5:00 P M

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H A Z A R D AND D A R L E N E I N " L O V E " Small Change Theatre Edmonton, Alberta Smal l Change Theatre , w h i c h brought you last summer 's h i t product i on o f 'One Beautiful Evening', is back w i t h a joyous look into h u m a n relationships; a c lown's eye view o f love, marr iage , courtship and o f course, the eternal search for the perfect partner . I n this p roduc t i on Robert Astle plays H a z a r d and J a n M i l l e r is Darlene . J a n Henderson directs.

F a m i l y enter ta inment . W i t h the assistance of A l b e r t a C u l t u r e .

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T H E S T O R Y O F S T O R Y T E L L I N G Steve Hansen * T h e Puppet M a n L o s Angeles, California Q_: W h a t do George Lucas, Steven Spielberg, J i m Henson and W a l t Disney have i n common? A : T h e y all make dreams come t r u e . . . a n d they have al l employed the various talents of Steve Hansen . F r o m the role o f the nasty N a z i Agent i n 'Raiders of the Lost Ark', to puppet maker a n d operator for The Muppets, to a featured per former at W a l t Disney 's Epcot Centre i n F l o r i d a . . . a n d now , The Fringe!

T H E S T O R Y O F S T O R Y T E L L I N G , Steve Hansen's newest w o r k , is a performance dedicated to the" or igins o f the ancient t r a d i t i o n o f s toryte l l ing . Every cu l ture has its folklore, and the purveyors o f this have always been venerated. A l t h o u g h i t appears that the ora l t r a d i t i o n has disappeared, the storytellers are sti l l w i t h us today, the i r roles, however, are not as easily detected; actors, singers, dancers, film makers, newscasters, a n d even the clergy have fill the shoes, or sandals, film makers, newscasters, and even the clergy have f i l led the shoes, o r sandals, o f the o ld village storyteller.

Steve takes us on a j o u r n e y f r o m the d a w n o f recorded t ime to the heyday o f rad io , a fantastic voyage that touches d o w n i n a p r i m i t i v e N e w Guinea vi l lage, ancient Greece, a H a w a i i a n Isle and Buddhist I n d i a . U s i n g several styles o f puppet ry , out ­rageous c l own characters, and at t imes , even selected members o f the audience, Steve combines this w i t h his unique b r a n d o f h u m o u r to make this presentation an evening of nonsense that w i l l be l ong remembered .

S u n d a y , August 14 7:30 P M .

Admiss ion : $ 3 . 5 0

STORY m STORYTELLING

W A L I D A D Puppetmongers Powell Toronto, Ontario W A L I D A D , a Persian Fa i ry T a l e , is a travelogue o f the Powell 's 1976 t o u r of I r a n , i n the guise o f a t r u l y beaut i fu l story, adapted f r o m A n d r e w Lang ' s "Brown Fairy Book", about the differences between weal th and peace o f m i n d . W a l i d a d , a generous, peaceful grass cutter , is re luctant ly d r a w n , b y his f r iend the t rave l l ing merchant , into a w o r l d o f h i g h finance a n d powerful people. U n f o r t u n a t e l y some misunderstandings develop and threaten W a l i d a d ' s l i fe . B u t , w i t h a l i t t le b i t o f magic , al l is resolved to everyone's satisfaction.

Presented w i t h carved wooden r o d marionettes , a Crank ie M o v i e Picture Box , classical I r a n i a n music a n d other elements f r o m t r a d i t i o n a l street and puppet theatre, W a l i d a d is a show audiences of al l ages can enjoy.

S u n d a y , Augus t 14 M o n d a y , August 15 T u e s d a y , August 16

Admiss ion : $ 3 . 5 0

10:00 P M 7:30 P M 7:30 P M

E N V E L O P P E S E T D E B A L L A G E Velo Theatre Charce, France U n facteur: Sur son velo des paquets, dans sa saccoche des paquets, dans sa remorque des paquets, des petits paquets, des paquets ficelles, des grands paquets, des paquets pieges, des paquets d ' ou t re -mer , des paquets d 'a i l leurs . F a u t - i l o u v r i r er deballer? Developper o u imaginer? His to i re d ' u n voyage de paquet en paquet d u paquet j u n g l e au paquet c i rque , peuple de jouets mecaniques, d'objets et de marionnettes .

M o n d a y , August 15 10:00 P M T u e s d a y , August 16 10:00 P M

Admiss ion : $ 3 . 5 0

M o n d a y , August 15 1 T u e s d a y , August 16 1 Wednesday, August 17 1 T h u r s d a y , August 18 1 F r i d a y , August 19 1

A d m i s s i o n : $5

30 A M 30 A M 30 A M 30 A M 30 A M

T H E H O L Y G H O S T L Y by Sam Shepard

Edmonton, A l b e r t a I t is n ight . A lone on the desert, w i t h only the flickering l ight o f the campf ire , an o ld m a n faces strange supernatural figures and phantoms o f his imag inat i on who dance i n and out o f the darkness, teasing and remonstrat ing h i m . . . f o r c i n g h i m to deal w i t h his l i fe , his son and his o w n m o r t a l i t y . T h i s fascinating play is an early w o r k by one of Amer i ca ' s most exc i t ing p laywr ights , Sam Shepard. I n a d r a m a ful l o f action and suspense, he examines both our most cherist and our most h idden myths .

K a r e n Redford has jus t finished d i rec t ing D a v i d M a m e t ' s 'All Men Are Whores' for Nexus Theatre ' s summer d inner theatre season at Sid's Fine Foods.

T u e s d a y , August 16 Wednesday, August 17 T h u r s d a y , August 18 F r i d a y , August 19 Saturday , August 20 S u n d a y , August 21

12:00 N o o n 12:00 N o o n 12:00 N o o n 12:00 N o o n 12:00 N o o n 12:00 N o o n

Admiss ion : $5 Students & U n e m p l o y e d $4

L I N E and A D M I T ONE Gonzo Island Productions Saskatoon, Saskatchewan Israel H o r o v i t z ' L I N E is a b i t i n g , satirical look at m a n ' s a m b i t i o n to be first i n l ine . Four m e n and one w o m a n use sex, violence and even their wits to gain first place i n this comedy of displacement.

' 'Problems produce plays, real produces unreal, produces unreal, produces unreal... Until real is unreal is real is unreal... People become players, and where are we? Who are we?"

A D M I T O N E is a new w o r k by Canadian author /d i rec tor J e r r y Etienne that investigates the boundary between fact a n d f i c t ion . Is there one?

T h e ten member Gonzo Is land Productions troupe is dedicated to the successful u n d e r m i n i n g o f the exist ing cu l ture . First inst i tuted i n the Festival o f Fools as a message to the outside w o r l d , they have banded together out o f the abyss o f the U n i v e r s i t y of Saskatchewan's D r a m a D e p a r t m e n t to l ive l o n g and p e r f o r m .

T u e s d a y , August 16 5:30 P M Wednesday, August 17 5:30 P M T h u r s d a y , August 18 5:30 P M

Admiss ion : $4

C I V I C L I G H T Written and performed by D a v i d Cassel

Interlude M i m e Theatre Calgary, Alberta T h r o u g h the med iums of masque, movement a n d physical theatre, C I V I C L I G H T captures the essence o f the d o w n t o w n u r b a n core and the urbanit ies that d w e l l w i t h i n . Theat r i ca l spectacle and or ig ina l soundtrack mater ia l accompany vignettes that explore the m i n d o f a contemporary i n d i v i d u a l and study the existence of a d o w n t o w n border l ine neurot ic . A voyage d o w n the back alleys and u p the sky scrapers reveals intense situations as wel l as comical circumstances.

Since its incept ion i n 1979, In ter lude M i m e Theatre has been devoted to exp lo r ing new horizons i n the areas of masque and c l o w n , as well as the m a n y facets o f contemporary physical theatre. T h e objective o f performances m o u n t e d b y Inter lude is to study the h u m a n being's physical state i n re lat ion to his or her env i ronment . T h e result is a unique and exc i t ing theatrical event that has been received by enthusiastic audiences all across Canada.

Direc ted by G e r r y T h u r s t o n .

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T H E A T R E S P O R T S Theatre Network Edmonton, Alberta and Loose Moose Theatre Calgary, Alberta

T H E A T R E S P O R T S combines the zaniness of improv ised comedy w i t h the excitement o f a sport ing event. C o m e a n d see teams o f actors use audience suggestions to create instant scenes w h i c h are then scored by a panel o f judges.

T h i s year the famous Theatre N e t w o r k teams such as "The Greater Edmonton Eccentrics", "The Impromaniacs" and "The Manhattan Transferables" w i l l be t a k i n g o n the i r Calgary rivals i n fast-paced, exc i t ing T H E A T R E S P O R T S !

Laughter guaranteed or your money re funded.

Wednesday , August 17 T h u r s d a y , August 18 F r i d a y , August 19 Saturday , August 20 S u n d a y , August 21

30 P M 30 P M 30 P M 30 P M 30 P M

Admiss ion : $3 $2 Students, Seniors a n d U n e m p l o y e d

C A L C U L A T E D R I S K S : A C O M I C A D V E N T U R E F O R A D U L T S Trickster Productions

Calgary, Alberta I t ' s here! Gather your giggles and b r i n g t h e m along! Y o u w i l l see an action-packed show using c l owning , gymnastics a n d m i m e . Y o u w i l l smi le . . . and sniffle, giggle and guffaw as this dynamic duo leads you t h r o u g h the zany stories o f "Street Peop le " , " A m a n d a and the C r e e p " , " M i s s Pilopuc Goes S h o p p i n g " , " T h e B u l l f i g h t e r " , a n d m a n y more . . .

Y o u ' l l be glad y o u had your wits about y o u !

I n the last year, Tr i cks ter has per formed for over 50,000 people a n d is rap id ly becoming one o f the ma jor t o u r i n g companies i n Western Canada. Tr i cks ter has per formed at b o t h nat iona l and internat ional festivals w i t h great success. T h i s p o p u l a r i t y is a result o f their a b i l i t y to find the comic element i n almost every detai l o f l i f e . . .

Wednesday , August 17 T h u r s d a y , August 18 F r i d a y , August 19 Saturday , August 20 S u n d a y , August 21

A d m i s s i o n : $5

A S L I G H T A C H E by Harold Pinter

Edmonton, Alberta Pinter is b izarre , he is strangely exc i t ing . H i s plays tread a fine l ine between h u m o u r and fear, and nobody has yet been able to exp la in jus t what the hell most o f t h e m are about. A S L I G H T A C H E features J o a n J u r l e y , A l a n Stebbings and Patr ick M c G u i g a n , and is directed by R i c h a r d Gishler.

Y O U figure it out !

F r i d a y , August 19 3:00 P M Saturday , August 20 3:00 P M S u n d a y , August 21 3:00 P M

A d m i s s i o n : $4

T H E F R I N G E BANNERS. . . The huge, colourful banners identifying the eight stages of the Fringe Theatre Event were designed by Edmonton artist M a r i n a Popova.

M a r i n a was born i n 1949 in Kiev , U.S.S.R. I n 1973 she graduated from the Department of Fine Arts at Moscow University. She emigrated to Canada i n 1980 and since l iv ing i n Edmonton she has taught painting and drawing at the S U B A r t Gallery, University of Alberta and the M a r t i n Gerard Gallery, designed costume and set pieces for the Citadel Theatre and Chinook Theatre as well as having her other (more normal-sized) work displayed i n group shows at the Graphica Gallery. Currendy, M a r i n a is teaching fashion drawing at Grant MacEwan College.

S T A G E

P R I N C E S S T H E A T R E

A C A C I A H A L L

C H I N O O K T H E A T R E

O R A N G E H A L L

S A T U R D A Y , A U G U S T 13

12:00 N o o n A n A m e r i c a n Sunset 2:30 , R e t u r n o f the C r a m e r

Brothers 4:30 Mistress M i n e 7:00 Fi lms

S U N D A Y , A U G U S T 14 M O N D A Y , A U G U S T 15

2:00 N o o n A Slight Ache 1 : 3 0 Picnic Pizzicato 3:00 L a u n d r y & B o u r b o n

^ o n n y ' s Confession ' • 3 0 Chiaroscuro 1 : ° 0 H a n k ' s N i g h t and

M a d l y i n Love

12-30 T n e Crusader and T h e O n l y Jealousy o f Emer

3:00 T o T h e Chicago Abyss 4:30 Blue Col lar Blues 8 : 00 T h e W h i t e W h o r e and

T h e B i t Player H a z a r d and Darlene i n

M i d n i g h t " L o v e "

2:30 Danceworks 4:00 A n Even ing o f V i c t o r i a n

and E d w a r d i a n Songs and Ballads

7:00 W h e a t C i t y 9:00 Adventuresome Y o u n g

Seymour 11:00 L a d y Gentle

12:00 N o o n 2:30 4:30 7:00

A n A m e r i c a n Sunset M i c h a e l S t ru t t Mistress M i n e Fi lms

12:00 N o o n A Slight Ache 1:30 Picnic Pizzicato 3:00 L a u n d r y & B o u r b o n 6:30 Bonny ' s Confession 7:30 Chiaroscuro

11-00 H a n k ' s N i g h t and M a d l y i n Love

12:30 T h e Crusader and T h e 12:30 T h e Crusader and T h e O n l y Jealousy o f E m e r O n l y Jealousy o f E m e r

3:00 T o T h e Chicago Abyss 3:00 T o T h e Chicago Abyss 4:30 Blue Co l lar Blues 4:30 Blue Co l lar Blues 7:30 T h e Story o f Storyte l l ing 7:30 W a l i d a d

10:00 W a l i d a d 10:00 Enveloppes Et Deballage 12:00 H a z a r d and Darlene i n 12:00 H a z a r d a n d Dar lene i n M i d n i g h t " L o v e " M i d n i g h t " L o v e "

1:30 A M T h e H o l y Ghost ly

2:30 4:00

7:00

9:00 11:00

Danceworks A n Evening o f V i c t o r i a n and E d w a r d i a n Songs and Ballads Wheat C i t y Adventuresome Y o u n g Seymour L a d y Gentle

12:00 N o o n A n A m e r i c a n Sunset 2:30 M i c h a e l S t r u t t 4:30 Mistress M i n e 7:00 Fi lms

12:00 N o o n A Slight Ache 1:30 W o m a n , Tales a n d

Beyond 3:00 L a u n d r y & B o u r b o n 6:30 Bonny ' s Confession 8:00 A n Even ing o f

Pirandel lo 11:00 H a n k ' s N i g h t a n d

M a d l y i n Love

2-30 C r a n e Dance Home Free

7 : 0 0 Wheat Ci ty 9 - 0 0 Songs For A

J 1:00 ^ i d s u m m " ' s Night Woman, Tales and Beyond

W A L T E R D A L E T H E A T R E

12:00 N o o n Cal igu la 3:30 R u m p l e s t i l z k i n Busts

O u t 7:00 Theatre o f the F i l m N o i r

10:30 Dames A t Sea 12:30 A M Zoo Story

12:00 N o o n Cal igu la 3:30 R u m p l e s t i l z k i n Busts

O u t 7:00 Theatre o f the F i l m N o i r

10:30 Dames A t Sea 12:30 A M Zoo Story

12:00 Noon Caligula 3:30 T h e Victory A r m s 5 : ° 0 Madhurika 7:00 Theatre of the F i l m Noir

10:30 Dames At Sea 12:30 A M Zoo Story

T E N T S 1:00 T B A 2:30 Comedy O f Errors 7 ; 3 0 T h e Green Depression

1:00 T B A 2:30 C o m e d y O f Errors 7:30 T h e Green Depression

1:00 2:30 7:00

T B A Comedy O f Errors T h e Green Depression

D E S I G N W O R K S H O P

9:00 T B A 11:00 Jex O r f a x F i l m Festival

1:00 A M W e ' r e O n A Carousel

9:00 Enveloppes E t Deballage 11:00 Roger M a r a A n d T h e

M a r a Berries 1:00 A M W e ' r e O n A Carousel

9:00 T h e Story of Storytelling Roger M a r a A n d T h e

11:00 M a r a Berries 1:00 A M We're O n A Carousel

D A N T E

I N T H E P A R K . O N T H E

10:30 A l l M e n A r e Whores 11:45 H u m a n Voice 12:30 A M Bandstand

10:30 A M O l d Strathcona T o w n B a n d

12:00 N o o n L i f e I n A C a p e U a

10:30 A l l M e n A r e Whores 11:45 T h e H u m a n Voice 12:30 A M Bandstand

10:30 A l l M e n Are Whores 11:45 T h e H u m a n Voice 12:30 A M Bandstand

12:00 N o o n L i f e I n A CapeUa 12-00 N o ° n Life I n A Capella

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T U E S D A Y , A U G U S T 16

12:00 N o o n A n A m e r i c a n Sunset 2-00 R u m p l e s t i l z k i n Busts O u t 4:30 Mistress M i n e 7 : ° 0 F i lms

W E D N E S D A Y , A U G U S T 17

12:00 N o o n A m e r i c a n Sunset 2:00 R u m p l e s t i l z k i n Busts O u t 4:30 Mistress M i n e 7:00 F i l m s

T H U R S D A Y , A U G U S T 18

12: 00 N o o n A n ^

7:00 F i l m /

12:00 N o o n M a t h e m a t i c s a n d Electric Gunf ighters W o m a n , Tales a n d Beyond L a u n d r y & B o u r b o n Bonny ' s Confession A n Evening of Pirandel lo T h e T a l e O f A r i s t a A n d V a l e n

1:30 3:00 6:30 8:00

11:00

12:00 N o o n M a t h e m a t i c s and Electric Gunf ighters

1:30 W o m a n , Tales a n d Beyond 3:00 T h e D u m b W a i t e r 8:00 A n E v e n i n g o f Pirandello^

11:00 A n l i v e n i n g o i ruan^^ T h e T a l e O f Ar i s ta A n d V a l e n

12:30 3:00 5:30 7:30

10:00 12:00 M i d n i g h t

L i n e and A d m i t O n e T o T h e Chicago Abyss C iv i c L i g h t W a l i d a d Enveloppes Et Deballage T h e Crusader and T h e O n l y

Jealousy o f E m e r

1:30 A M T h e H o l y Ghost ly

12:00 N o o n L i n e a n d A d m i t O n e 3:00 T o T h e Chicago Abyss 5:30 C i v i c L i g h t 8;30 Theatresports

10:00 Calculated Risks 12.00 T h e W h i t e W h o r e and T h e M i d n i g h t B i t Player

1:30 A M T h e H o l y Ghosdy

2:30 C r a n e Dance 4:30 H o m e Free 7 00 Picnic Pizzicato 9-00 Songs For A M i d s u m m e r ' s N i g h t

11:00 W o m a n , Tales a n d Beyond

2:30 4:30 7:00

10.00 32:30 A M

C r a n e Dance H o m e Free Picnic Pizzicato Songs For A M i d s u m m e r ' s N i g h t T h e M i s a n t h r o p e

12:00 N o o n Mathemat i cs and Electric Gunf ighters

1:30 W o m a n , Tales and Beyond 3:00 T h e D u m b W a i t e r 8:00 A n Even ing o f Pirandel lo

11:00 T h e Ta le O f A r i s t a A n d V a l e n

12:00 N o o n L i n e and A d m i t O n e 3:00 T o T h e Chicago Abyss 5:30 C iv i c L i g h t 8:30 Theatresports

10:00 Calculated Risks 12:00 T h e W h i t e W h o r e and T h e M i d n i g h t B i t Player

1:30 A M T h e H o l y Ghost ly

12:00 N o o n Adventuresome Y o u n g Seymour 9.30 L a d y Gentle 4 ,̂30 T h e W h i t e W h o r e and T h e

B i t Player o . 0 0 Mistress M i n e

JOJOO Songs For A M i d s u m m e r s N i g h t i u : u u ° _ 12-30 A M T h e Misanthrope

12:00 N o o n Ca l igu la 3:30 T h e V i c t o r y A r m s 5:00 M a d h u r i k a 7 :00 Theatre o f the F i l m N o i r

10:30 Dames A t Sea 12:30 A M Zoo Story

12:00 N o o n 3:30 5:00 7:00

12:30 A M

Cal igu la T h e V i c t o r y A r m s M a d h u r i k a X o c h i p i l l i Zoo Story

12:00 N o o n 1:30 4:00 8:30

12:00 M i d n i g h t

z ° o Story T W e O f T h e K i l m N o i r

^ e G e t Y o u r G u n

^ V i c t o r y A r m s

1:00 2:30

T B A C o m e d y O f - E r r o r s

7:00 T h e Green Depression

1:00 2:30 7:00

T B A M c D a d e F a m i l y B a n d T h e Green Depression

9:00 T h e Story o f Storyte l l ing Roger M a r a A n d T h e M a r a

11:00 Berries 1 : 0 0 A M W e ' r e O n A Carousel

9:00 10:30

1:00 A M

B o n n y ' s Confession Blue C o l l a r Blues W e ' r e O n A Carousel

10:30 Jex O r f a x F i l m Festival 11:45 T h e H u m a n Voice 12:30 A M Bandstand

10:30 11 • 45 J e x ° r f a x f i l m Festival 12:30 A M ^ M e n ^ Whores

Bandstand

12:30 Comedy O f Errors

W ™ - S i e e p S ) S u r n m e r D a n c e s

9:00 Bonny ' s Confession 10:30 Blue Col lar Blues

1:00 A M W e ' r e O n A Carousel

NOTE: CHANGES AND SUBSTITUTIONS MAY OCCUR DAILY - PLEASE N0TICEB0ARD IN PRINCESS THEATRE LOBBY FOR UP-TO-THE-MINUTE

CHECK INFO.

10:30 11:45 ?±30AM

Jex O r f a x F i l m Festival T h e H u m a n Voice A l l M e n A r e Whores

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STAGE

PRINCESS T H E A T R E

C H I N O O K T H E A T R E

ORANGE H A L L

W A L T E R D A L E T H E A T R E

T E N T S

DESIGN WORKSHOP

DANTE

^ * H E P A R K " ON T H E ' S T R E E T S

F R I D A Y , A U G U S T 19

12:00 Noon Rumples t i l zk in Busts O u t

3:00 A l l ey Scatz and the Boogie Band Poetry A l ive Fi lms

4:30 7:00

SATURDAY, AUGUST 20

12:00 N o o n Rumples t i l zk in Busts O u t

g.gQ Al l ey Scatz and the Boogie B a n d

4:30 A n A m e r i c a n Sunset 7:00 Fringe Awards N i g h t 9:30 Fi lms

ACACIA H A L L

12 00 N o o n Picnic Pizzicato 1:30 T h e T a l e O f Ar i s ta A n d

V a l e n 3:30 T h e D u m b Wai ter 6:00 Shelf L i fe 9:00 T h e H a r m o n i c a

11:00 H o m e Free

12:00 Noon L i n e and A d m i t One 3:00 A Slight Ache

H a z a r d and Darlene i n " L o v e "

8 ' 3 0 Theatresports 10:00 Calculated Risks 12/00 The Crusader and T h e tadnj j b t O n l y Jealousy o f E m e r 1:30 A M T h e H o l y Ghostly

12:00 N o o n Adventuresome Y o u n g Seymour

2:30 L a d y Gentle 4:30 T h e W h i t e W h o r e and

T h e Bi t Player 8:00 Mistress M i n e

10:30 L a u n d r y & Bourbon 12:30 A M T h e Misanthrope

Picnic Pizzicato 1 2 : 0 0 N o o n " Q ( A f i s t a

1:30 \ , V a l e n T h e D u m b W a i t e r

fn°n s h e l f U f c • 6 : T h e H a r m o n i c a

12:00 N o o n L i n e and A d m i t O n e 3-00 A Slight Ache

H a z a r d and Darlene i n " L o v e "

8:30 Theatresports 30:00 Calculated Risks 12:00 T h e Crusader and T h e M i d n i g h t O n l y Jealousy o f E m e r

— 1 ' „ Adventuresome Young 12:00 N o o n n u v c

Seymour , . 3 0 L a d y Gentle

T h e W h i t e W h o r e and 4 : 3 0 T h e B i t Player a-00 Mistress M i n e

^ 3 0 L a u n d r y & B o u r b o n 12:30 A M T h e M i s a n t h r o p e

*12:00 N o o n Zoo l:3n

1:30 Theatre O f T h e F i l m 1:30 N o i r

4:00 Strider 8:30 A n n i e Get Y o u r G u n

12:00 T h e V i c t o r y A r m s M i d n i g h t

12:30 Comedy O f Errors

5:00 M c D a d e Fami ly B a n d 7:00 W i n t e r Sleeps, S u m m e r

Dances

Story

Theatre O f T h e F i l m N o i r

83°0° S t d d e r

12:00 ^ G « Y o u r G u n M i d n i g h t T h e V l * o r y -' A r m s

Comedy O f Errors M c D a d e F a m U y f i ^ W i n t e r Sleeps, S u m m e r

tJances

SUNDAY, AUGUST 21

12:00 N o o n R u m p l e s t i l z k i n Busts O u t

3:00 A l l e y Scatz and the Boogie B a n d

4:30 A n A m e r i c a n Sunset 7:00 F i lms

111:00 „ H a r m o n i c a H o m e Free

12:00 N o o n L i n e a n d A d m i t O n e 3:00 A Slight Ache 5:00 H a z a r d a n d Darlene i n

" L o v e " 8:30 Theatresports

10:00 Calculated Risks 12:00 T h e Crusader a n d T h e M i d n i g h t O n l y Jealousy o f E m e r

1 2 : 0 0 N o o n A d — ^ v e n t u r e s o m e Your,

2:30 rS e v m ° u ^

4-30 i l a d y G e n t j e

n e W h i t e Wh„

8:00 2 " * " C d

110.-30 ^ ' s t ress M i n e

| fte M ' s a n t h r o p e

12:00 N o o n Zoo Story Theatre O f T h e F i l m

1:30 N o i r 4:00 Str ider 8:30 A n n i e Get Y o u r G u n

12:00 T h e V i c t o r y A r m s M i d n i g h t

12:30 C o m e d y O f Errors 3:30 M c D a d e F a m i l y B a n d

W i n t e r Sleeps, S u m m e r 7:00 Dances

9:00 Bonny ' s Confession 10:30 Blue Col lar Blues

1:00 A M Bandstand

10:30 Jex O r f a x F i l m Festival 11 -'45 T h e H u m a n Voice 12:30 A M A l l M e n A r e Whores

9:00 Bonny ' s Confession 10:30 Blue Col lar Blues

1:00 A M Bandstand

10:30 Jex O r f a x F i l m Festival 11:45 T h e H u m a n Voice -12:30 A M A l l M e n A r e Whores

lJS? n , 0 n n y ' S C o n f e « i o n 10:30 B l u e Co l lar Blues 3:00 A M Bandstand

10:30 Jex O r f a x F i l m Festival 11:45 T h e H u m a n Voice 12:30 A M A l l M e n A r e Whores

11:30 A M Li fe I n A Capella O l d Strathcona D a y I n

12:30 T h e Park

12.00 °°n L i f e I n A Capel la

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o ran O n July 11, 1895 it was found necessary to appoint a committee to arrange for boats to transport Strathcona Orangemen to Edmonton. . .

O n Ju ly 12, 1895 it was moved by Bros. Kennedy and Stephens that a special meeting be held on August 14 to plan and see what could be done about a hall or bui ld ing for the lodge. The motion was carried.. .

O n June 17, 1899 the lodge was meeting in Rosses H a l l , Strathcona...

O n M a y 12, 1902 tenders were called for and let for $67.00...

O n February 26, 1903 the committee reported that lots were available for from $150.00 to $500.00 - the lowest being lots north of the fire hal l : Lots #10-11-12 or $150.00 each. Lot #12 was chosen for the site of the new hal l . . .

O n J u l y 9, 1903 the first meeting was held in the new Orange H a l l . The dedication ceremony for the hall was to be held Sunday, J u l y 12, 1903 at 2:00 P M . . .

O n A p r i l 8, 1909 G.F . Downs acknowledged receipt of notice of discontin­uance of mortgage after October 4, 1909...

Saturday , Augus t 13 S u n d a y , Augus t 14

A d m i s s i o n : $3 .50

2:30 P M 2:30 P M

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D A N C E W O R K S Edmonton, Alberta

Danceworks was founded i n J a n u a r y 1983 by a group o f independent dancer/choreographers f r o m E d m o n t o n . T h e group has cont inued to explore dance and movement through improv i sat i on techniques, choreographic presentations and collaborations w i t h other artists.

A t their premiere performance o n M a y 5th a n d 6 t h , 1983, the dancers' enthusiasm proved positive, " . . . t h e chance o f seeing the young creative spir i t - that piece o f g r i t - is w o r t h i t . " Edmonton Journal 1983.

For your enjoyment Danceworks , composed o f L o r e t t a M o o r e , H e l e n Re i l l y and D o n n a Snipper , i n co-operation w i t h local composers a n d musicians, w i l l present new a n d exc i t ing works.

Saturday , August 13 S u n d a y , August 14

Admiss ion : $4 .50

4:00 P M 4:00 P M

AN E V E N I N G O F V I C T O R I A N AND EDWARDIAN SONGS AND B A L L A D S Margaret Branscombe and Marian Smith Calgary, Alberta

Experience an old-fashioned w o r l d o f romant i c music spanning over a h u n d r e d years! T h i s recital p r o g r a m m e o f Engl ish songs, reminiscent o f an " A t H o m e " , contains everyone's o ld favourites f r o m V i c t o r i a n melodramas to the E d w a r d i a n ballads made popular by the divas o f the day.

A l t h o u g h M a r g a r e t Branscombe and M a r i a n S m i t h are both f r o m Ca lgary , Miss Branscombe collected these songs whi le she was s tudy ing i n L o n d o n , En g l a n d . T h i s A l b e r t a n mezzo-soprano completed her Performer 's D i p l o m a at the R o y a l College o f M u s i c there, as well as her D i p l o m a f r o m the Marches i School o f S inging .

A marvel lous evening for those who w o u l d l ike to hear the music w r i t t e n and performed d u r i n g the period our province was founded!

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W H E A T C I T Y de/by K e n Mitchell

L e Theatre du Coyotte Theatre Edmonton, Alberta Devant la gare d u chemin de fer de Wheat C i t y , W i l l i e , u n v ieux garcon t r o p gras peut-etre u n peu naif , ainsi que Rose, la femme d u chef de gare, defraichie par la vie , se racontent des souvenirs de jeunesse afm de consolider l eur ami t i e , tout en attendant le passage d u t r a i n .

Rose et W i l l i e sont les derniers. Les derniers a s'accrocher desesperement a m a i n t e n i r la vie d u vi l lage, a m a i n t e n i r leur propre vie.

Wheat C i t y , co sont tous les petits villages a la merc i d u chemin de fer. Vil lages delaisses voues a l ' i so lement, en attent de la m o r t . . . Regina p laywr ight K e n M i t c h e l l ' s play W h e a t C i t y (also k n o w n as T h i s T r a i n ) has been translated successfully into G e r m a n and Spanish. T h i s year it premieres i n a French " fransaskoise" version, Fringe 's only French produc t i on . T h e translat ion into Saskatchewan French (version Fransaskoise) is by L a u r i e r Gareau i n col laboration w i t h the cast. Bernard lavigne and Gisele L e m i r e (both Fransaskois) are under the direct ion of J e a n - R a y m o n d Chales.

W e hope you w i l l j o i n us for a " b o n e soiree" !

W H E A T C I T Y

S a m . Sat . , A u g u s t / A o u t 13 19h00/7 P M D i m . S u n . , A u g u s t / A o u t 14 19h00/7 P M L u n . M o n . , A u g u s t / A o u t 15 19h00/7 P M

E n t r e e / A d m i s s i o n : $4

T H E A D V E N T U R E S O M E Y O U N G S E Y M O U R by Mike Pastien

Edmonton, Alberta O n a quiet day o f the year 2005, an eccentric teenager on an emotional h i g h , is secluding himsel f i n the pr ivacy o f his sacred bedroom, i n order to sort out his l i fe , and decide on his shaky future .

H i s father has a seemingly insatiable love o f h a t i n g the r a g i n g equal i ty o f the sexes movement , and it is now d o w n r i g h t apparent that as l ong as he continues l i v i n g w i t h his parents, Seymour w o n ' t be wear ing skirts like the rest o f the fashionable boys at school!

W h a t is he to do?!* W e l l , he " m a y " have made u p his m i n d already, but you are cordial ly inv i ted to help cheer the poor guy on to a proper decision!

Saturday, August 13 S u n d a y , August 14 T h u r s d a y , August 18 F r i d a y , August 19 Saturday, August 20 S u n d a y , August 21

Admiss ion : $3.50

9:00 P M 9:00 P M

12:00 N o o n 12:00 N o o n 12:00 N o o n 12:00 N o o n

L A D Y G E N T L E by Richard Patterson

Edmonton, Alberta She's crotchety, she refuses to get your name r ight and she insists o n l i v i n g her life i n 3/4 t ime i n a 4/4 w o r l d b u t maybe she knows something the young ones d o n ' t .

Saturday , August 13 11:00 P M S u n d a y , August 14 11:00 P M T h u r s d a y , August 18 2 : 3 0 P M

F r i d a y , August 19 2:30 P M Saturday, August 20 2:30 P M S u n d a y , August 21 2:30 P M

Admiss ion : $3

C R A N E D A N C E Edmonton, Alberta I n one way , C R A N E D A N C E is the story o f one woman ' s struggle w i t h anorexia ; and i n another, it is the story o f anyone who has ever had to struggle to find strength i n themselves. A Catalyst Seed Project. Created by : Eleanor Albanese, Gayle M u r p h y and J a n Henderson. Directed by : J a n Henderson.

M o n d a y , August 15 T u e s d a y , August 16 W e d n e s d a y , August 17

A d m i s s i o n : $3 .00

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M o n d a y , Augus t 15 4:30 P M T u e s d a y , Augus t 16 4:30 P M Wednesday , August 17 4:30 P M

A d m i s s i o n : $4

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H O M E F R E E by Langford Wilson

Edmonton, Alberta A h a u n t i n g , evocative p lay by the author o f 'Ta l ley ' s F o l l y ' , H O M E F R E E has Wi l son ' s characteristic w i t and black comedic qua l i ty . I t concerns a brother and sister, Lawrence and Joanna , w h o have cut themselves off f r o m the w o r l d outside, l i v i n g i n a fantasy w o r l d that they share w i t h t w o i m a g i n a r y companions , " E d n a " a n d " C l a y p o n e " .

However , J o a n n a is pregnant , and Lawrence is the father, and biology and the " o u t s i d e " cannot be held off indef inite ly . Real i ty eventually intrudes in to the fantasy, and their house o f i l lus ion comes crashing d o w n .

H O M E F R E E is directed b y Sherry Wel ls , and features actors K a r e n Bernstein and T o n y Eyamie .

M o n d a y , Augus t 15 9:00 P M T u e s d a y , Augus t 16 9:00 P M Wednesday , Augus t 17 10:00 P M T h u r s d a y , August 18 10:00 P M

SONGS F O R A M I D S U M M E R ' S N I G H T Edmonton, Alberta S O N G S F O R A M I D S U M M E R ' S N I G H T is an exc i t ing collection o f songs and ballads wh i ch are presented i n a cabaret style. T h e first h a l f o f the evening presents songs f r o m the E u r ­opean cafe style cabaret i n c l u d i n g selections b y E d i t h Piaf and K u r t W e i l l . T h e second part o f the evening moves the show across the A t l a n t i c to A m e r i c a and into a n ight c lub l ike a tmo ­sphere w i t h contemporary selections as well as some Broadway numbers . S O N G S F O R A M I S D U M M E R ' S N I G H T p r o m i s e s to be a re lax ing evening o f excellent enterta inment set i n a true cabaret t r a d i t i o n o f bittersweet ballads to h u m o u r and w a r m t h .

M o n d a y , Augus t 15 T u e s d a y , A u g u s t 16

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WOMAN T A L E S AND B E Y O N D M a r y J o Fulmer Calgary, Alberta M a r y J o Fu lmer is a traveller and seeker of secrets. W h e n she finds good ones, she puts t h e m i n her bag and carries t h e m home to show her friends.

See her dance. H e a r her sing golden throat notes. W a t c h her look to the centre o f the universe and find a few things that you need to k n o w too.

F u n n y , sad, w i t t y , wise, poetic, soft and strong. Somewhere between Isadora Duncan and Laurie Anderson. Closer to heaven t h a n a 7 -Up f loat .

T u e s d a y , Augus t 16 Wednesday , Augus t 17

A d m i s s i o n : $4 Adults $3 C h i l d r e n & Seniors $12 F a m i l y

7:00 P M 7:00 P M

P I C N I C P I Z Z I C A T O Brandywine Edmonton, Alberta B r i n g your f a m i l y to j o i n a zany picnic ! A smorgasbord o f songs, stories and surprises, performed b y the w e l l - k n o w n chi ldren 's performers Dave and A n d y Spalding o f B r a n d y w i n e , assisted b y the i r three ch i ldren Jane , Penny and L u c y .

As o n any f a m i l y p icnic , a n y t h i n g can happen. B r i n g your blanket to s i f on,~and come j o i n the f u n !

T H E M I S A N T H R O P E by Moliere

Teatro L a Quindicina Edmonton, Alberta Fresh f r o m a year as troupe-in-residence at the U n i v e r s i t y o f Pe idmont -Sardin ia (where they gained yards o f perception, baskets o f knowledge, and wagonloads o f business acumen) , the Teatro L a Q u i n d i c i n a returns to the Fr inge w i t h one t h i n g on their collective m i n d . T h i s is an overwhe lming need to per fo rm Mol i e re ' s T H E M I S A N T H R O P E i n R i c h a r d W i l ­bur ' s irresistable translat ion . (Perfect Engl ish w i l l be spoken.)

T h e Q u i n d i c i n a performers are d r a w n to this w o r k for the fo l lowing reasons: 1) because o f its resolute d r a w i n g and quar te r ing approach to the fatuous, 2) because o f its sympathetic examinat ion of perverse forms o f affection, 3) because it is two tons of f u n . . . a laugh r i o t .

See: a badly w r i t t e n sonnet cut up and cr i t ic ized, a w o m a n who paints her face, a m a n call his servant a l o u t , a g i r l entertain u n i n v i t e d guests of b o t h sexes - twice on the same day, and m u c h more . . .

Wednesday , August 17 12:30 A M T h u r s d a y , August 18 12:30 A M F r i d a y , August 19 12:30 A M S a t u r d a y , August 20 12:30 A M S u n d a y , August 21 12:30 A M

A d m i s s i o n : $3 - includes refreshments!

T H E W H I T E W H O R E AND T H E B I T P L A Y E R by T o m E y e n

Edmonton, Alberta A strangled w o m a n . . . s truggl ing through the last ten seconds o f her l i fe . . . the seconds between suicide and release. W i t h the voice o f the N u n and the body o f the W h o r e , she dances i n a last desperate plea for recognit ion.

Gayle M u r p h y , K i r k Grayson and A n t h o n y H a l l explore the flashes of understanding wh i ch appear i n the clear v iew o f death.

T h u r s d a y , August 18 4'30 P M F r i d a y , August 19 4:30 P M S a t u r d a y , August 20 4:30 P M S u n d a y , August 21 4:30 P M

A d m i s s i o n : $3 .50

M I S T R E S S M I N E by Judith Gick

A n n a Barry London, England A n n a B a r r y recreates A n n e Hathaway ' s l ife as it m a y have been. Careful research ensures that everyth ing i n this play m i g h t have happened. D i d it?

• T h u r s d a y , August 18 F r i d a y , August 19 S a t u r d a y , August 20 S u n d a y , August 21

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A d m i s s i o n : $5

L A U N D R Y AND BOURBON by James M c L u r e

Edmonton, Alberta D a l l a s is not the o n l y p l a c e i n T e x a s that is full of b r o k e n

h e a r t s , s h a t t e r e d d r e a m s a n d s k e l e t o n s i n the c l o s e t . . . C o m e to

t h e t o w n o f M a y n a r d a n d meet t h r e e w o m e n w h o g r e w

t h r o u g h a d o l e s c e n c e to a d u l t h o o d t o g e t h e r . . . E l i z a b e t h w h o

m a r r i e d the h i g h s c h o o l h u n k b u t h a s yet to f i n d t r u e r o m a n c e . . .

H a t t i e w h o n e v e r got the m a n s h e l o v e d , b u t got t h r e e k i d s

i n s t e a d . . . A m y L e e w h o is a r e s p e c t a b l y m a r r i e d B a p t i s t , but is

not q u i t e as p u r e a s the d r i v e n s n o w .

L A U N D R Y A N D B O U R B O N is a l i v e l y c o m e d y , but for

those w h o l i k e to s h e d a t e a r o r t w o . , . y o u w o n ' t be d i s a p p o i n t e d !

Directed by Sherry Wells .

w&ltendale Theatre Walterdale originated i n 1959 w i t h a small group of amateur thespians and has subsequendy mounted a season of plays annually. Its audience appeal and community support have given it the much needed boost to survive financially and continue to grow. The first Walterdale Playhouse was a former one room schoolhouse on the site of the present Kinsmen Field House i n Walterdale flats and came into being in the Fall of 1961. W i t h the construction of the Field House, Walterdale moved to the former Legion of Frontiersmen H a l l i n 1966. However, its subsequent box office success created growing pains and it became increasingly evident that even larger facilites would be required. I n an effort to relocate, negotiations continued for three years w i t h the C i ty o f Edmonton after expiry of the land lease on Frontiersman H a l l , Finally, in the Spring of 1974, Ci ty Council authorized rental of historic old No . 6 Fire H a l l to Walterdale.

1983-84 is Walterdale's 25th season of theatre. O u r current president is V i v i e n Bosley.

Saturday , Augus t 13 S u n d a y , Augus t 14 M o n d a y , Augus t 15 T u e s d a y , Augus t 16 Wednesday , Augus t 17

A d m i s s i o n : $5

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CALIGULA

C A L I G U L A by Albert Camus

Edmonton, Alberta Cal igu la , the " m a d " emperor o f ancient R o m e , finds h imsel f to be the holder o f a l l the power a h u m a n being can possess. B u t his power collides v io lent ly w i t h the cruel mathematics that c o m m a n d our cond i t i on , and the real d r a m a of this four-act tragedy rests i n Cal igula 's dogged quest to be not merely the master o f his fate, b u t to be Fate itself. Directed b y A l a n Edwards .

f^u i n v e s t i Irl^jo

Saturday , August 13 S u n d a y , Augus t 14

A d m i s s i o n : $5

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R U M P L E S T I L Z K I N B U S T S O U T E . H . Carefoot

H u b Theatre I n c . Saskatoon, Saskatchewan Rumples t i l zk in ' s the name. Sp inn ing gold is his game. R u m p l e s t i l z k i n - he's no longer the helpful l i t t l e guy you remember f r o m the chi ldren 's nursery story, where he spun straw i n t o gold for a v i r g i n i n distress. H e has gotten older. H e has gone to U n i v e r s i t y . H e has got too fat. A n d quite possibly he's dangerous. T h i s R u m p l e s t i l z k i n has set his heart against v i rg ins i n distress. I n fact, he wants n o t h i n g at al l to do w i t h w o m e n . H e has gone u n d e r g r o u n d , where he's carv ing out a new life for himself ; where al l n ight l ong , f r o m his secret radio stat ion, he spins music . H e bills h imsel f as the u n d e r g r o u n d music jockey, and a n y t h i n g he spins goes go ld . R u m p l e s t i l z k i n ' s p r o u d o f the new life he has made for himself . U n t i l the telephone r ings. I t ' s a V i r g i n . She's i n distress. She needs some music spun into gold . R u m p l e says " N o , that 's a gage f r o m m y past l i fe , forget i t . " B u t v irg ins i n distress d o n ' t take N o for an answer. I t ' s enough to make a m a n contem­plate m u r d e r . T u n e i n to this W i z a r d M a n . Be there to witness the bust ing out o f R u m p l e s t i l z k i n . Ve teran actor L a r r y A . Ewashen creates a hard-pressed R u m p l e s t i l z k i n . Debbie Theaker romps through Rumple ' s life as the V i r g i n .

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T H E A T R E O F T H E F I L M NOIR by George F . Walker

Nexus Theatre Edmonton, Alberta D a n c i n g neatly between comedy and mystery , T H E A T R E O F T H E F I L M N O I R takes us deep into the seemy w o r l d o f post-war Paris. W e watch as, w i t h al l the sl ippery style o f the F i l m N o i r , Paris accommodates its l iberat ion a n d its l iberators. George F. W a l k e r , author o f T H E A T R E O F T H E F I L M N O I R , emerged out o f Factory Theatre L a b i n T o r o n t o i n the early 70's and has never looked back. H i s works , i n c l u d i n g 'Zastrozzi', 'Gossip' and 'Beyond Mozambique', have been performed w o r l d - w i d e , in c lud ing L o n d o n , N e w Y o r k , San Francisco, Seattle and Austra l ia .

T H E A T R E O F T H E F I L M N O I R , the smash h i t o f the 1981 International Theatre Festival i n T o r o n t o , w i l l be directed b y Ben Henderson .

Saturday , August 13 7:00 P M S u n d a y , Augus t 14 7:00 P M M o n d a y , August 15 7:00 P M T h u r s d a y , August 18 7:00 P M F r i d a y , August 19 7:00 P M Saturday , August 20 7:00 P M S u n d a y , August 21 7:00 P M

A d m i s s i o n : $5

DAMES AT SEA by Haimson Mil ler

Grant M a c E w a n Community College Theatre Arts Students Edmonton, Alberta D A M E S A T SEA is a w i t t y , nostaligic look at the H o l l y w o o d musicals of the 30's. W h i l e not da t ing back quite that far , J i m H u b b a r d , director and choreographer, has first h a n d k n o w ­ledge of the H o l l y w o o d musical hav ing appeared i n the film versions o f H E L L O D O L L Y , G Y P S Y , T H O R O U G H L Y M O D E R N M I L L I E , J A I L H O U S E R O C K and m a n y others. J i m works out o f Vancouver , now h a v i n g more recently staged P I P P I N , I L O V E M Y W I F E , and C A B A R E T at the Vancouver A r t s C l u b .

D A M E S A T SEA. F u n n y . T u n e f u l . A n d a look back at an era that w i l l never come again.

Saturday , August 13 S u n d a y , Augus t 14 M o n d a y , August 15 T u e s d a y , August 16

A d m i s s i o n : $5 Adults $3 Students

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T H E Z O O S T O R Y by E d w a r d Albee

Vancouver, Brit ish Columbia T w o strangers encounter each other on a park bench i n Centra l Park . J e r r y , a westside dr i f ter , has jus t come f r o m the zoo where " s o m e t h i n g happened ' and Peter, an eastside publ isher , wants to know what i t was. Th i s p roduc t i on o f this contemporary classic was first presented as part of the E d w a r d Albee festival last summer i n Vancouver . I t received praise f r o m local audiences and the media as well as an enthusiastic endorsement f r o m the p lay­w r i g h t himself, ca l l ing it " O n e o f the best productions i n years - one o f the best i t has ever rece ived" !

T H E Z O O S T O R Y features Derek Boyes and Ear l K l e i n . Directed by R o y Surette.

T h u r s d a y , August 18 F r i d a y , August 19 Saturday , August 20 S u n d a y , August 21

T h u r s d a y , August 18 F r i d a y , August 19 Saturday , August 20 S u n d a y , August 21

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T H E V I C T O R Y ARMS James Forsythe, Wil l iam Forest MacDonald and L y a l l Steel Edmonton, Alberta

T H E V I C T O R Y A R M S takes an obl ique look at the rantings and ravings of two seemily ' m u t u a l l y exclusive' indiv iduals who d o n ' t k n o w whether they 've ' f ound i t ' or 'lost i t ' . B i l l M a c D o n a l d , an actor stil l on the r u n f r o m M o n t r e a l , and James Forsythe, i n E d m o n t o n for a l ong t ime rather than a good t ime , j o i n forces on the stage once again. I n add i t i on , they r e t u r n as co-writers w i t h L y a l l Steel, instrumental is t , composer, arranger , and producer who this year has directed his energies to the w r i t t e n w o r d .

M o n d a y , August 15 T u e s d a y , August 16 Wednesday, August 17 T h u r s d a y , August 19 F r i d a y , Augus t 20 Saturday , August 20 S u n d a y , August 21

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M o n d a y , Augus t 15 5:00 P M T u e s d a y , August 16 5:00 P M Wednesday , Augus t 17 5:00 P M

A d m i s s i o n : $4

M A D H U R I K A Edmonton, Alberta I n 1971, M A D H U R I K A was the first western dancer to per form the t r a d i t i o n a l debut i n the Bharata Natyam style i n the West . A t that t ime she was s tudy ing i n England w i t h Balasun-d a r i and m a k i n g numerous appearances i n B r i t a i n . Since then , she has performed i n Canada , the U n i t e d States, Europe , the M i d d l e East, I n d i a and Sri L a n k a . She has also spent some five years i n I n d i a perfecting her art f o rm and s tudy ing Odissi -a different style o f classical I n d i a n dance. M A D H U R I K A w i l l per f o rm a selection o f dances i n the classical style k n o w n as Bharata Natyam. O r i g i n a t i n g as a religious r i t u a l w i t h the female temple dancers (deva dasis) o f South I n d i a , this dance f o r m , regarded as the most ancient i n I n d i a , has evolved over the past 2,000 years in to a sophisti­cated a r t .

T u e s d a y , Augus t 16 7:00 P M Wednesday , Augus t 17 7:00 P M A d m i s s i o n : $5

F I E S T A M E X I C A N A Xochippil i Mexican Folkloric Dance Company Edmonton, Alberta T h e r i ch ly co lourful and dazzl ing X o c h i p i l l i is a parade of a thousand years o f M e x i c a n history compressed into t w o hours of art i s try and pagentry . T h r o u g h o u t each spectacular performance, the incredible costumes represent a fashion show o f t rad i t i ona l regional costumes f r o m Sonora to Yucatan . T h i s co lourful display gives the audience some comprehension o f the diversity o f the peoples and cultures compr is ing M e x i c o , whi le enterta in ing t h e m w i t h exc i t ing and exuberant dances, characteristic o f various regions o f the country . T h e p r o g r a m m e surveys i n music a n d dance 1,000 contrasting years of M e x i c a n history , reflecting the var ied influences of M a y a n , Aztec, Spanish, French, Chinese and Y a q u i I n d i a n or ig ins .

T h u r s d a y , August 18 F r i d a y , A u g u s t 19 Saturday , August 20 S u n d a y , Augus t 21

A d m i s s i o n : $5

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S T R I D E R , T H E S T O R Y O F A H O R S E A play with music by M a r k Rosovsky Adapted from a story by Leo Tolstoy

T h e Keyano Theatre Company Fort M c M u r r a y , Alberta Tolstoy ' s story o f life as seen t h r o u g h the eyes o f Str ider , a piebald horse, is magical ly adapted to the stage us ing music, movement , comedy and direct extracts f r o m his narrat ive . Despite his maver ick coat result ing i n his being ostracized -Str ider is a thoroughbred and a champion . T h e story o f Str ider is also an allegory about the i n d o m i t a b i l i t y o f the pure i n spir i t - and whi le inspirat ional , it is also a val id commentary o f the injustices o f the w o r l d . Strider is a w r y , sad, f u n n y , l ively and gal loping good show.

T h u r s d a y , Augus t 18 F r i d a y , Augus t 19 Saturday , Augus t 20 S u n d a y , Augus t 21

A d m i s s i o n : $5

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ANNIE G E T Y O U R G U N Music and L y r i c s by Irv ing Berlin Book by Herbert and Dorothy Fields

T h e New Strathcona Players Sherwood P a r k , Alberta " T h e r e ' s N o Business L i k e Show Business" - new fresh faces f r o m the C o u n t y o f Strathcona b r i n g you the classic A N N I E G E T Y O U R G U N . O r i g i n a l l y produced by Rogers and H a m m e r s t e i n , A N N I E G E T Y O U R G U N , starr ing Ethel M e r m a n , opened at the I m p e r i a l Theatre i n N e w Y o r k C i t y o n M a y 16, 1946 and ran for 1,147 performances. T h e score, generaly considered Ber l in 's best, contains the song which has become the profes­sional anthem of enterta inment - " T h e r e ' s N o Business L ike Show Business" . So, for an enter ta in ing evening, b r i n g the entire family to this warm-hearted musical at Walterdale !

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Tc ents From Heritage Days, via the Folk Festival, this new Fringe stage is a colourful canopy of canvas ideally suited for outdoor entertainment. A n d it 's easy to f ind - just off 103rd Street at 85th Avenue right next to the Design Workshop.

Each day of the Fringe there w i l l be shows and spontaneous frivolity in the Tents from 12 noon unt i l 8 o'clock.

So take a walk (a short one!) and discover another collection of theatrical delights - Shakespeare, drama, dance and music. . .and more!

T H E C O M E D Y O F E R R O R S b y W i l l i a m Shakespeare

A Street Theatre E d m o n t o n , A lber ta Since its f o rmat ion a year ago, A Street Theatre has surprised and delighted E d m o n t o n w i t h its o w n special b r a n d o f street-level theatrical antics: c l owning , j u g g l i n g , improv i sa t i on , comic revues and chi ldren 's theatre. T h i s year they b r i n g the i r unique talents to bear on the B a r d o f A v o n . T h e i r product i on of Shakespeare's T H E C O M E D Y O F E R R O R S is a r o l l i ck ing , free-wheeling slapstick per formed i n the spir i t o f the C o m m e d i a d e l l ' A r t e ; proo f positive that the popular appeal Shakespeare h a d i n his t ime can sti l l w o r k its comedic magic today. Saturday, August 13

S u n d a y , August 14 M o n d a y , August 15 T u e s d a y , August 16 T h u r s d a y , August 18

2:30 P M 2:30 P M 2:30 P M 2:30 P M

12:30 P M

F r i d a y , August 19 12:30 P M Saturday , August 20 12:30 P M S u n d a y , August 21 12:30 P M

Admiss ion : $3

T H E G R E E N D E P R E S S I O N T h e Ac t ing Gypsies Calgary, A lber ta

There was power; there was power surging t h r o u g h the young veins. There was freedom, love, wealth and co-operation. T h e l o rd gave us health and equal i ty . Sanity o f the m i n d and body were gifts to a l l .

T h e n something sparking i n the delicate n i g h t , some t w i t c h o f h u m a n nature . A l l was lost, seeping out through opened veins and soaking into the w a i t i n g sands of t i m e . These are self-infl icted wounds that never heal.

Th i s is the attachment o f one m a n to his c ity and his way o f l i fe . I t is the ind iv i sab i l i ty o f his m i n d . T h i s is the G R E E N D E P R E S S I O N .

T H E G R E E N D E P R E S S I O N features Jason T h o m p s o n , B r i a n M c G u g a n and Elaine H u m p h r i e s . T h e A c t i n g Gypsies is an amateur theatre group whose intentions are not to shock, not to teach, not to expla in , b u t to communicate ideas i n their basic f o r m .

T H E G R E E N D E P R E S S I O N m a y be considered m i n i m a l theatre.

Saturday , August 13 7:00 P M S u n d a y , August 14 7:00 P M M o n d a y , August 15 7:00 P M T u e s d a y , August 16 7:00 P M Wednesday, Augus t 17 7:00 P M

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Wednesday , Augus t 17 3:30 P M T h u r s d a y , A u g u s t 18 5:00 P M F r i d a y , Augus t 19 5:00 P M Saturday , Augus t 20 5:00 P M S u n d a y , August 21 3:30 P M

A d m i s s i o n : $3 .50

T H E McDADE F A M I L Y BAND Edmonton, Alberta . T h e homesteads and pra ir ie school-house hoedowns of the first part o f this century have given b i r t h to a treasury of spir i ted, honest music . T H E M c D A D E F A M I L Y , o ld - t ime and country s t r ing -band , d r a w upon this Canadian heritage in offering a presentation featur ing hot f i d d l i n g , vocal h a r m o n y , English and French folksongs, danc ing , o ld - t imey banjo , guitars, m a n d o l i n , musical spoons and bass.

Since their first performance as a fami ly at the W i l d Rose Folk Faire i n 1978 the M c D a d e ' s have travelled throughout A lber ta and i n Saskatchewan and B . C . T h e y ' v e played at several folk festivals and folk clubs, and numerous other c o m m u n i t y events and gatherings.

T H E M c D A D E F A M I L Y warms your heart , and their concerts d r a w all ages together to partic ipate in an unforget-able musical experience.

T h u r s d a y , A u g u s t 18 7:00 P M F r i d a y , Augus t 19 7:00 P M Saturday , A u g u s t 2 0 7 : 0 0 P M S u n d a y , Augus t 21 7:00 P M

A d m i s s i o n : $2 .50

W I N T E R S L E E P S . . . S U M M E R DANCES Calgary, Alberta . . . A n innovat ive and dymani c event o f contemporary dance and scu lpture . . .Combine l ight and glass and movement and h u m o u r - shake gently - vo i la !

T h i s "glass a c t " is brought by the team of M a r g a r e t G i l m o u r and R o b F l e m i n g , former dancer/choreographer for Extempo­rary Dance Company o f L o n d o n , Eng land and their company.

A teaser for future fu l l l ength performances.

S A T U R D A Y , August 13 7:00 p m

P Y G M A L I O N 9:00 p m

E D M O N T O N P R E M I E R E

D A N C E C R A Z E 11:00 p m

A T T A C K O F T H E K I L L E R

T O M A T O E S

S U N D A Y , August 14 7:00 p m

E D M O N T O N P R E M I E R E

D A N C E C R A Z E 9:00 p m

T H E M I S F I T S

M O N D A Y , August 15 7:00 p m sharp

V I C T O R / V I C T O R I A 9:30 p m

E Q U U S

T U E S D A Y , August 16 7:00 p m

F O R E I G N L A N G U A G E F A V O U R T I E S

• T H E L A S T M E T R O 9:30 p m

M U D D Y R I V E R W E D N E S D A Y , August 17

7:00 p m E D M O N T O N P R E M I E R E

H U N G R Y i R E U N I O N 9:30 p m M A N H A T T A N

T H U R S D A Y , August 18

7:00 p m sharp M A J O R B A R B A R A

9:30 p m E D M O N T O N P R I M I E R

H U N G R Y i R E U N I O N F R I D A Y , August 19

7:00 p m

S I N G I N ' I N T H E R A I N 9:30 p m

L E T ' S S P E N D T H E N I G H T T O G E T H E R

11:30 p m E R A S E R H E A D

S A T U R D A Y , August 20 9:30 p m

L E T ' S S P E N D T H E N I G H T T O G E T H E R

11:30 p m

A N A M E R I C A N W E R E W O L F I N L O N D O N

S U N D A Y , August 21 7:00 p m

T H E M E R R Y W I D O W 9:15 p m

P E T E R S E L L E R S S E R I E S

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The Design Workshop focuses on the exploration of architecture, urban design, landscape architecture, interior design, industrial design, graphic design and related design arts in Edmonton.

Outside of an office setting, there are few places where designers can drop i n and talk. The Design Workshop provides a place for members and others to drop in for coffee and share ideas about design. The Workshop also effects an interchange between design students and practitioners.

Communi ty groups wishing to deal w i th design issues in their neighborhood arrange to hold events at the Workshop. Members are invited to participate in design charettes and contribute to an improved urban environment.

T H E D E S I G N W O R K S H O P brings in or hosts exhibits of interest to the design community. Sometimes the works on display are for sale. Members receive discounts on purchases, and we always have a reception for the opening of a show!

J E X O R F A X F I L M F E S T I V A L Edmonton, Alberta

A series o f six short Super 8 f i lms by E d m o n t o n cu l t f i l m maker D a n a Andersen featur ing such underground favorites as: 'Paranoid Man With Acne' and 'Mandarin Men'. Plus! ! T h e Universiade F i l m Festival reject 'Smaller Than Life'. W h a t the people say... "There is a sub-culture in Edmonton that I don't want any part of. " D a v i d Barnet

Admiss ion : $1

S a t u r d a y , August 13 11:00 P M

W E ' R E ON A C A R O U S E L A n Evening of Jacques Brel

Edmonton, Alberta Jacques Bre l , the Belgian songwriter and chanteur , came to the attent ion o f the N o r t h A m e r i c a n publ ic i n the 1960's. H i s songs o f love and social and mora l ambiguit ies voiced the sentiments o f the c o m m o n m a n , at the same t i m e conta in ing great emot ion , compassion and h u m o u r that allows t h e m to escape didact ic ism. T h e y are not condemnations, b u t observa­tions f r o m a dist inct ly persona] po int o f v iew. W E ' R E O N A C A R O U S E L features Cather ine C l a r k , M i c h a e l M c M a n u s , M a t t h e w Hendr i ckson a n d Rober t M o r e l l i . B la i r Wensley directed, w i t h musical d irect ion b y M i c h a e l Rose.

Saturday, Augus t 13 1 S u n d a y , August 14 1 M o n d a y , August 15 1 T u e s d a y , August 16 1 Wednesday, August 17 1

Admiss ion : $4

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E N V E L O P P E S E T D E B A L L A G E Velo Theatre

Charce, France

U n facteur: Sur son v61o des paquets, dans sa saccoche des paquets, dans sa remorque des paquets, des petits paquets, des paquets ficelles, des grands paquets, des paquets pieges, des paquets d ' outre -mer , des paquets d 'a i l leurs . F a u t - i l o u v r i r et deballer? Developper ou imaginer? His to i re d ' u n voyage de paquet en paquet , d u paquet jung le au paquet c i rque , peuple de jouets mecaniques, d'objets et de marionnettes .

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S u n d a y , August 14 9:00 P M

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S u n d a y , A u g u s t 14 11:00 P M M o n d a y , Augus t 15 11.00 P M T u e s d a y , Augus t 16 11:00 P M

A d m i s s i o n : $3 .50

R O G E R MARA & T H E MARA B E R R I E S L o s Angeles, U . S . A . T H E M A R A B E R R I E S are something a l i t t l e different to cater to the young and o ld alike. There are puppet impressions, p e r f o r m i n g acts w i t h finger puppets and a skit w i t h an alien named Bern. I f the snap, crackle and pop has gone out o f your l i fe , T H E M A R A B E R R I E S are better than a breakfast cereal!

ST W E HANSfcN * THE PUPPET MAN PRESENTS

THE S T O R Y » i S T O R Y T E L L I N G

M o n d a y , Augus t 15 9:00 P M T u e s d a y , Augus t 16 9:00 P M

A d m i s s i o n : $3 .50

T H E S T O R Y O F S T O R Y T E L L I N G Steve Hansen * T h e Puppet M a n L o n g Angeles, California T H E S T O R Y O F S T O R Y T E L L I N G , Steve Hansen's newest w o r k , is a performance dedicated to the origins of the ancient t r a d i t i o n o f storytel l ing. Steve takes us on a j ourney f r o m the d a w n o f recorded t ime to the heyday o f radio , a fantastic voyage that touches d o w n i n a p r i m i t i v e New Guinea vi l lage, ancient Greece, a H a w a i i a n Isle and Buddhist I n d i a . U s i n g several styles of puppet ry , outrageous c lown characters, and at t imes, even selected members o f the audience, Steve combines this w i t h his unique b rand of h u m o u r to make this presentation an evening of nonsense that w i l l be long remembered.

Wednesday , Augus t 17 T h u r s d a y , Augus t 18 F r i d a y , A u g u s t 19 Saturday , A u g u s t 20 S u n d a y , Augus t 21

A d m i s s i o n : $3

BONNY'S C O N F E S S I O N by Leslie Mildiner

Vancouver, British Columbia Leslie is a w r i t e r and actor f r o m East L o n d o n , Eng land . A f ter t w o extended visits to Vancouver , he recently returned as a permanent resident.

A publ ished novelist and poet, he is also the author of several plays in c lud ing his latest, 'Intruders Will Be Shot'.

I n the 1983 d u M a u r i e r Festival w i t h the N e w Play Centre , he per formed B o n n y i n B O N N Y ' S C O N F E S S I O N , a piece he wrote based o n a character f r o m his novel 'Getting The Eagle'. B O N N Y ' S C O N F E S S I O N is a powerful look at the develop­ment o f racial prejudice i n a young m a n . I t reflects the author ' s own experience and consciousness o f the p l ight of minor i t ies .

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Saturday , August 13 4:30 P M S u n d a y , August 14 4:30 P M M o n d a y , Augus t 15 4:30 P M

A d m i s s i o n : $4

B L U E C O L L A R B L U E S A F a r C r y Banff, Alberta B L U E C O L L A R B L U E S , w r i t t e n by Sandra Dempsey, is a f o u r - w o m a n musical comedy set i n the kitchen o f a corporate skyscraper. Fast-paced and whimsica l , B L U E C O L L A R B L U E S explores the p l ight of w o r k i n g w o m e n , and their out ­landish and often touch ing methods o f " c o p i n g " .

T h u r s d a y , August 18 F r i d a y , Augus t 19 Saturday , Augus t 20 S u n d a y , Augus t 21

A d m i s s i o n : $4

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BANDSTAND Robert Clinton Edmonton, Alberta

1:00 A M " I know some place in the welter of wire and felt-covered hammers and 1:00 A M yellow keys were the notes to say what I felt about the external world and 1:00 A M the deep internal secrets of a boy groping for something no one was 1:00 A M teaching him. Only at the piano could I guess at ways to join reality and

spirit without fear of being called names. " Hoagy Carmichae l W h y must the show go on? W h o is that person up on the Bandstand anyway? W h a t ' s the difference between the-best-seat-in-the-house and the spotlight?

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Dante Another new stage...a meeting place...a gallery of events...Located at 83rd Avenue just north of the Strathcona Hote l , Dante is open daily from 9 - 2 a .m. for cappuccino, cold refreshments and munchies.

Before and dur ing the Fringe we feature poetry, jazz, blues, afternoon children's stories, mime and magic. A special calendar of events is available at Dante, Zoryana, Oxford Galleries, Cubbyhole and other local businesses.

And. . .watch for a restaurant i n this space before snowfall.

A L L M E N A R E W H O R E S , MR. HAPPINESS and A S E R M O N by D a v i d Mamet

Nexus Theatre Edmonton, Alberta

Nexus Theatre ( f o rmer ly Tuesday 's Players) has " R e t u r n e d to the F r i n g e " !

A L L M E N A R E W H O R E S is directed by K a r e n Redford and features Robert M o r e l l i , L i n d a Po l lard and B i l l Dav idson . M R . H A P P I N E S S , featur ing B i l l Dav idson , and A S E R ­M O N , featuring Rober t M o r e l l i , are directed by D a v i d Russell .

I n these three short sketches a bizarre preacher, an of f - the-wal l radio " A n n L a n d e r s " , a n d three other fascinating characters articulate the h u m a n condi t ion .

These sketches w i l l be played i n repertoire .

A L L M E N A R E W H O R E S

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Saturday, August 13 10:30 P M S u n d a y , August 14 10:30 P M M o n d a y , August 15 10:30 P M T u e s d a y , August 16 11:45 P M Wednesday, August 17 11:45 P M T h u r s d a y , August 18 12:30 A M F r i d a y , August 19 12:30 A M Saturday , August 20 12:30 A M S u n d a r y , August 21 12:30 A M A d m i s s i o n : $4

T H E H U M A N V O I C E by Jean Cocteau

Edmonton, Alberta

O n e act, one r o o m , one person, love and a telephone.

Bob Baker directs. J i l l D y c k performs.

Saturday , August 13 S u n d a y , August 14 M o n d a y , August 15 T h u r s d a y , August 18 F r i d a y , August 19 Saturday , August 20 S u n d a y , August 21

11:45 P M 11:45 P M 11:45 P M 11:45 P M 11:45 P M 11:45 P M 11:45 P M

BANDSTAND Robert Clinton

Edmonton, Alberta

' 7 know some place in the welter of wire and felt-covered hammers and yellow keys were the notes to say what Ifelt about the external world and the deep internal secrets of a boy groping for something no one was teaching him. Only at the piano could I guess at ways to join reality and spirit without fear of being called names. " Hoagy Carmichae l

W h y must the show go on? W h o is that person u p on the Bandstand anyway? W h a t ' s the difference between the-best-seat-in-the-house and the spotlight?

A n after-hours ramble t h r o u g h " f o l k m u s i c " - rock ' n r o l l , gospel, jazz , c ountry , blues. Stories, songs, gossip.. .the difference o f the w o r l d seen f r o m the Bandstand.

Satruday, August 13 S u n d a y , August 14 M o n d a y , August 15 T u e s d a y , August 16 Wednesday, August 17

12:30 A M 12:30 A M 12:30 A M 12:30 A M 12:30 P M

J E X O R F A X F I L M F E S T I V A L Edmonton, Alberta

A series o f six short Super 8 f i lms by E d m o n t o n cu l t film maker D a n a Andersen f ea tur ing such u n d e r g r o u n d favorites as: 'Paranoid Man With Acne' and 'Mandarin Men'.

T u e s d a y , August 16 10:30 P M Wednesday , August 17 10:30 P M T h u r s d a y , August 19 10:30 P M F r i d a y , August 20 10:30 P M Saturday , August 20 10:30 P M S u n d a y , Augus t 21 10:30 P M

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Streets Once again, the Fringe loses control of its 300 artists and turns them loose out of doors! Almost anything can happen - and probably wi l l ! We know for sure that a band wi l l play in the gazebo, singers wi l l sins and an extraordinary a irman may show up at any time.. .Beyond that it 's anybody's guess - be prepared!

T H E O L D S T R A T H C O N A T O W N BAND Edmonton, Alberta

T h e O l d Strathcona T o w n Band presents a p r o g r a m of rousing m i l i t a r y marches, f ami l ia r b i g show tunes, overtures and song melodies - l ight and l ive ly music reminiscent of regimental and t o w n bands o f earlier t imes . . .

" T h e r e ' s n o t h i n g like a J o h n Phi l l ip Sousa m a r c h i n g tune to b r i n g back fond chi ldhood memories o f a summer parade or c o m m u n i t y picnic . W i t h the late afternoon sun streaming across the l a w n yesterday, the O l d Strathcona T o w n Band gave us jus t such a musical f lashback. " ...Edmonton Sun

Formed i n M a r c h 1980, the first three seasons o f the band have been m a r k e d by successful appearances at the E d m o n t o n SummerFest Stage, Fort E d m o n t o n Park, the O l d Strathcona Bandshel l , Government House and Borden Park. T h e b a n d is directed by Ernest D a l w o o d .

" T h e O l d Strathcona T o w n Band. . .good for the s o u l . " ...Edmonton Journal

Saturday , August 13 Saturday , August 20

10:30 A M 12:30 P M A d m i s s i o n : F R E E

, & # L I F E I N A C A P E L L A Edmonton, Alberta

Great music to eat your l u n c h by !

Yes!! ! L I V E A T T H E G A Z E B O I N T H E P A R K ! ! !

Miche le Fleiger a n d J a n Henderson , two wel l - travel led actress/ singers team u p to b r i n g you a ha l f hour o f song. W i t h tunes rang ing f r o m up tempo country and western to olde english ballads, there's sure to be something for everyone!

C o m e along and enjoy the sun and sand (oops!) sound!!

Saturday, August 13 S u n d a y , August 14 M o n d a y , August 15 F r i d a y , August 19 Saturday , August 20 S u n d a y , August 21

12:00 N o o n 12:00 N o o n 12:00 N o o n 12:00 N o o n

11:30 A M 12:00 N o o n

A d m i s s i o n : Pass the H a t !

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DAY I N T H E P A R K Old Strathcona Foundation M u s i c , m i m e , c lowns, face p a i n t i n g , crafts . . .Come j o i n the fun ! I t ' s the O l d Strathcona Foundat ion ' s T h i r d A n n u a l D A Y I N T H E P A R K . T h i s event is held every year i n con junct ion w i t h the Fringe Event .

T h e B i g Brass sounds o f the O l d Strathcona T o w n Band w i l l act as a backdrop to the activities. Tables and canopies w i l l be prov ided for those w i t h a yen for a picnic .

See you there!

S a t u r d a y , August 20 10:00 A M to 5:00 P M

A d m i s s i o n : F R E E

MAJOR CONRAD F L A P P S : " A I R M A N E X T R A O R D I N A I R E " M A J O R C O N R A D F L A P P S : " A I R M A N E X T R A ­O R D I N A I R E " , is h i lar ious combinat ion o f m a n and f l y ing machine ; his arms are his wings and propel lors , his voice the sound o f power fu l engines r o a r i n g at fu l l t h r o t t l e , and his shoes the latest design i n h i g h tech wheels! Flapps ' only prob lem seems to be get t ing o f f the g r o u n d as he cont inual ly meets disaster upon disaster; propellors flip h i m , salutes keep st icking to his aviator 's he lmet (as wel l as to everyth ing else), fiery nose dive crashes exhaust his fue l . . .But does that daredevi l p i lot give up? N E V E R ! C o n t i n u a l l y enl ist ing audience members as his flight-maintenance crew, Flapps does fly to the astonish­ment and delight o f al l skeptics.

Flapps' finale i n v o l v i n g a fly past w i t h al l his volunteer flight crew is indeed a s t i r r i n g sight to b e h o l d . . . W a t c h for M a j o r Flapps - he m a y t u r n up anywhere , a n y t i m e , o n the Fringe!

M A J O R F L A P P S C O U L D A P P E A R A N Y T I M E , A N Y ­W H E R E O N T H E F R I N G E . . . B E T H E R E !

: Pay w h a t y o u can !

S U M M E R F E S T ' S E N T E R T A I N M E N T R A F F L E Attention all entertainment lovers! SummerFest is offering you the chance to w i n a year's supply of dance, drama, music, opera, movie going and fine d in ing through the SummerFest Entertainment Raffle.

Your purchase of a SummerFest raffle ticket (1 for $6.00 or 3 for $10.00) gives you the chance to w i n one of our 10 entertainment packages. Prizes include: season tickets to a variety of cuts events, a movie theatre pass, tickets to Trappers' games, dinners for two, limousine service, albums, dance lessons, and much more!

See a Fringe volunteer or ask at the Fringe Box Office for details. The chance to w i n one year of free entertainment is yours.

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i A C K N O W L E D G E M E N T S

I t would be impossible to list everyone who contributed to the R e t u r n » 8" we missed you, our apologies., and thanks!

StrmmerFeat "W Staff a n d Board T h e C i t y o f Edmonton Gerry Wr ight The O l d Strathcona Foundation Princess Theatre Susan M o r r o w Chinook T o u r i n g Theatre Boite a Popico Theatre Network Alberta Ballet Company Catalyst Theatre Nexus Theatre

»Walterdale Theatre ''Steeplejack Services College Copy A l a n Manzie Universiade '83 Western Textiles Design Workshop Pauia Jardine/Pubhc Dreams Radio Shack

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Orange H a l l Dante U o f A Drama Department Edmonton Folk Festival Heritage Days Grant MaeEwan Community College Edmonton Public L ibrary

* H a r r y Ainlay H i g h School K e n Agrell -Smith Ed Laskowski Ross H i l l Pam Chappel C h i n Irene Sokolotoski Bev Facey H i g h School Paul Morgan Donald Jack K a r r V ic Close Peter Rowe V i v i a n Manasc Acacia Masonic H a l l

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And . . . a special thanks to . . . A l l the volunteers A l l the Edmonton media A l l the "v i s i t o rs " who kept our spirits up . . .

A n d . . . i f you enjoyed the Fringe, please help us by letting people know. Your support is vital - write a letter to SummerFest, C i t y H a l l and the newspapers...Then you can feel a litde responsible for nine more days of theatrical chaos i n the summer o f 1984 when THE FRINGE STRIKES AGAIN!

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But this year we also wish to offer you, groups or individuals, the

opportunity to come "au theatre"!

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M O R E . . . M O R E . . . M O R E : space for rent! This large open space may be offered to you as a rehearsal hall

or as a public performance theatre.

Its is adaptable for 100-200 or 300 seats; facilities included.

O t h e r spaces avai lab le for renting a r e : Construct ion w o r k s h o p , s m a l l r e h e a r s a l room, conference r o o m , off ices .

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C H I N O O K . . . Provincial Touring Shows Fringe Theatre Event Theatre for Young People And now... Watch for Edmonton's New 150 Seat Theatre Opening Later This Year At 10329 - 83 Avenue Old Strathcona District

CHINOOK THEATRE ON THE MOVE!

UDHT THEATRE NORTHERN UDHT THEATRE at the brand new Kaasa Theatre, Jubilee Auditorium

September 14 to October 2 by Conni Massing and Brian Deedrick (1983) A celebration of the Garland legend Judy's survival as woman and star.

November 24 to December 18 THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING

EARNEST by Oscar Wilde (1895) Victorian elegance in a comic masterpiece for all time.

December 21 to 28 A NORTHERN LIGHT

C H R I S T M A S Northern Light returns to beautiful McDougall United Church with verse, songs, and stories for a memorable family Christmas.

March 15 to April 1

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SINGLE by Louis Saia (1982) This solo tour-de-force played to 50,000 people in its original 18-month Quebec run.

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THE SHOOTING OF DAN McGREW

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Book by John Bertram. Music and Lyrics by Jim Betts. A new musical set in Dawson City's gold rush.

Stephen Heatley and Edward Connell team up again for a whimsical musical.

Theatre Network is commission­ing a play to look at the "annointing" of Alberta's leaders

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