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Workshc By James Rokosny Gamacock Staff Wrltar The Workshop Theatre, this week, will present an English version of Mexican playwright Wilberto Canton's "Unforgettable." The show will open Tuesday, Oct. 17, at 8p.m. in the USC Law Center Auditorium, and will run through Sunday, Oct. 23, with a matinee at 3 p.m. on that day. rm.*- ? - - a ins is tne tirst time the play has been performed in English. It has been translated from Spanish to English by Carl R. Shirley, assistant professor of Spanish at use. H A yjM I MEDICALS 1. Free Tuition and 2. Free Text Books, 3. Free Medical Eqi 4. $400.00 per mor attending school. C A li X? i j. rvppntanons car If you would Ml Information T< questions. Se or call them, 7 L Navy Mi 271 Col mmmmasammmmmmmmmmHamammmmammmm >p *s 'Unf i WORKSHOP Theatre has a committee that chooses from numerous scripts, presented by playwrights and directors, and ucuucs uii piays co D presented during the season. William A. Mould, associate professor of French, and current director of foreign language graduate studies at USC, will be director of "Unforgettable," the play which was submitted to the committee by Shirley. Mould, who had also submitted a play to the committee, said he had initial doubts about "Unforgettable." "I read over it (the fw?Hnn o ^ rvTf times but wasn't too interested at first. After I was able to make X9 SCHOOL SCHOL Fees to any accredited jipment ith for living expenses i i be taken immediately i . " Ke to know more, the N scim is waiting to answ< > them when they visit y 65-5991. vdical Information II Middloburq Driv umbia, S.C. 2920< orgettabl visual interpretations of the script I became very enthusiastic with its (IUS91UU1UCB. "A script on paper means little or nothing to a director. It is a visual conception that is important." The production staff and cast of "Unforgettable" are comprised of undergraduate and graduate students, professors, professional actors and persons new to the theatre. Tho rilmr mill tuv tt in itniui c ucwcuiiici Bradley Kerrick as Jesus; Meredith Poque, an undergraduate student who has professional experience in New York City, as Dona Isabel; Carol Gergel, a longtime member of Workshop Theatre and a French teacher, as Marcela; Jacque Burney as Ana, ana jonn Marion, also an active member of Workshop Theatre, as Francisco. MOULD said he is optimistic about the production staff because it is a very talented and experienced one. The play examines the tension of a family entwined in a series of complex relationships, and focuses on the characters' self-constructed worlds of fantasy and their confrontation with reality. The set will feature four lame Aztec masks, made by Sandi Hungerford. The masks are the sumbolic representations of the walls of fantasy the characters hide behind, and are the most pronounced aspect of the set and story. A new theatre is being built on the corner of Bull and Gervais streets. An obvious problem of finding a location for production i Til HRSHIPS i j Medical School. j while I i i 1 i avy Medical p sryour I 'ourcampus ; Tiam I * II 4 | e'tooper p^pf^/ : <: - ,.'l^Ki,/ '-jM .^V-'~ H|H|, v^vx X* Js confronted the organization. Therefore, Workshop Theatre was granted permission to use the USC Law Center Auditorium, as the scene for the play. Mmil'l o?l?' L" J- ?" .?vtuu uaiu ne is enmusiastic about the play and the Reg. $12.00 style NOV! with student I.D 3405 Forest Dr. 280C 7ft9-fiA7c; ? mksbh dha! 3888 for Inffl and appolnl Jl "*5- J 1*1 M jmT'\ IT?^ M X I i dr i Tuesday SfliB: "S " C organization's future. "The Workshop Theatre is aimed at giving the community a chance to participate in, or observe some fine theatrical work. We have a See WORKSHOP, page 12 Good For RK A-J> fcSSL r $10.50 * ^ r '1 ) Devine v 5890 Your Head PMf&Bs 1 rmntion lj intents I HMBHi