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Each witness in telling the story will act out the different roles, but the passer-by will not believe he or she is actually seeing the accident happen. Brecht's theater destroys illusion in favor of didacticism. Dreher's "poor theater" production is quite in line with those ideals. The scaffolding set, onstage band and trash taken literally from the street all let the audience know this isn't another pretty evening at the theater. Tho mncir-iono HiH a ftnP ir>h X UV lliu J1V1UIIJ UiU U JW Karate Continued black belt. Swanson has never used Tae Kwon Do to defend himself in a dangerous situation, but "if you absolutely have to fight because there is no way out of it, then you Call 7 s ' Need c to tal COMD 520: Pri: An introdgctc speech ?langu< Learn about difference ii adults with Course Times: Buildin c For Te ? B | ( 1II Mnni^^v m w MM MB MB MM MB MB ! BUY O I ' LIZARI o CORNELL AR Q. ^ buy ONE meal and g 0 (C 1 I OFI I FC I I i from page 4 d^HBRKpHBr :v R /pmM* Ik v m i/lessmer, Wanda Getzeg and Hl 1-18 in Drayton Hall. both playing and interacting wit! the other performers. The use of the space itself de stroys our sense of separation fron the action. But the lighting desigi fails in this respect. It is tempting in Brecht to alternately create an< destroy the illusion. But the desigi here, particularly the excessivi backlighting, creates a solid wal between audience and actor. Thi is not a small point because it con travenes everything Brecht desire in that relationship. As Dreher points out in the Di rector s Notes, tnis Kina 01 worn i an "indispensible component of ac tor training." A lot of good wor came from this show. Firdou Bamji as Macheath, Jayce Troms ness as Tiger Brown and Hunte Boyle as Peachum deserve specit I from page 4 end the Fight with one move an it's over," he said. Amy Bustle, a brown belt, g involved in the Tae Kwon C Club three years ago. "A bunch of my friends were i he Gamecock at 7 TUDENT an interesting <e this Springl ciciples of Sp m y uuui oc 11 i v.?u ge pathology a profession J i the lives of communicatioi Mon?Wed?Fri from g/Room: Nursing Ro Schedule Code: 1910 further Information cc resa Boyette 777?4l 'mmm. NE. GET ONI Please bring this coupon rS THICKET, 921 SUMTE MS BUILDING (across fro et SECOND meal of equal >oes not include beverages or des FER GOOD EVERYDAY 4PM-1 >R EAT-IN ONLY. NO CARRY-t Expires 11/18/90 inter Boyle star in (JSC's production i mention. Technical comments about the acting don't belong in reviewing i this show, but I missed a real i sense of the social and political t bite The Threepenny Opera has 1 which can be brought out only by i the actors. * This is an important show to 1 see. It will certainly entertain you. s It will also perhaps force you to think about our society and its s priorities. As Ihering wrote of the success of this show, "A theater that is not smart, not geared to s 'society,' has broken through to - the audience." Try it k The Threepenny Opera will be s performed at Drayton Hall through Nov. 18. Performances are at 8 ;r p.m. weekdays and Saturday and 3 il p.m. Sunday. d it, and it sounded very interesting," Bustle said. ot "I get a really good physical workout and a sense of accom0 plishment after a Tae Kwon Do meeting," purple belt Scott Speer n said. 77-7726 s elective > T rw J eech Pathology i the fields of and audiology. that makes a children and n handicaps. 1:25?2:15 p.m. om 1 24 71 intact: B13 35"H^ E FREE! | to A R STREET J, m HORSESHOE) c or lesser value FREE! O z sorts) 10PM. DUTS. I I I