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April 8*. 1S7S, Cardinal Points, P«o« 7 8 1 » I >1 RTS Annual Spring Jazz Concert to be held t Heidi Rufer he PSUC Jazz Ensemble under the tction of Herm Matlock will perform ir annual Spring concert on Wednesday May 2nd at 8 p.m. in Hawkins Hall. The concert is free and open to the public. The audience will have three feature vocalists to look forward to. Jeff Arnold will perform his own arrangement of Must the Way You Are*\ Larry Caruthers will do \MacArthur Park*\ and Joni Collins will perform \What I Did For Love\ Hi with the superb back up of the ensemble. Other highlights will be \Grecnslceves\ featuring graduating senior Mike Lawsche on guitar, \1 Remember Clifford* featuring Bill Cash soloing on Trumpet, and Larry Tutt on Alto Sax in \Is Anything Still There\. Buddy Rich's \Channel One Suite- will feature Mark Beaubriand, \Superbone Meets the Badman\ will feature the combined talents of Kirk Lamberti and Dave Grippo. Other soloists to look for on Wednesday night will be Jamie Frederick, Tony Whyte filling in for Randy Sutton on drums, and Bob Furlong on piano. If this year's performance is anything like last year's it should prove to be an exciting evening of entertainment and should not be missed. NTA Presents Ibsen's A Doll House by Tammy Mitchell Beginning April 25th the Department of Theatre and NTA. will present Henrik Ibsen's play, \A Doll House.\ Directed by Dr. Daniel Watermeier, the play will star Janet Walsh as Nora, Jeff King as Torvald Helmer, Jeff Thompson as Nils Krogstad, Cheryl Rivera as Mrs. Kristine Linde, Steven Soulia as Dr. Rank, and Aaron Watermeier, Ethan Watermeier, and Karen Duley, as the three Helmer children. The story is basically about Nora who believes her husband to be totally devoted to her, only to find out that he is not. She then leaves her husband and children to find herself. It is a tale of people oppressed by society, of people unfulfilled, and of people who are strangers to themselves. According to Dr. Watermeier, the drama is vitally revelant to our modern society which is in many ways steered clearly away from the individual. It often seems as if democratic society merely pays lip service to the concept to personal freedom. Nora's dilemma becomes modern man's dilemma—how does one find oneself in such an oppressive society? In this way Ibsen's play,wtitten in the I880's is directly related to the feminist movement which strives for freedom for all people. In the traditional interpretation of the play it is Nora, the frail, child-like female, who is the doll living in the doll house; but actually, all the characters are dolls—treating each other and themselves as such since they never had the chance to become anything else. \A Doll House\ is a play of ideas important to today's world, a play of drama and passion, a play which should be seen for its revelance to our lives and for the promise of high-quality entertainment. U A Doll House\ will be presented April 25, 26, 27, 28, and 29, at 8:00 p.m. in Hartman Theatre. It is sponsored in part by the mandatory SA fee. .he Department of Theatre / and N.T.A. Presentsp\ *y< >v >\ • '4 >:f |<A DOLL HOUSE bv Henrik Ibsen April '-5. 26. 27. 28. 29. 1971) Hartman Theatre 8:00 P.M. 1 Sponsored in part b\ vour mandatory S.A. fee. Acrotheatre Spectrum '79 by Paul Muolo On April 26,27, and 28, Plattsburgh State's Acrotheatre will present \Spectrum 4 79.\ The shows, which are backed by the Division of Health, Physical Education and Recreation, and the Student Association, will take place in Memorial Hall promptly at 8:30 in the evening. After having been dropped in 1972, this is the third successive year in which \Spectrum\ has appeared since its reinstatement. The performances are being directed by Falen Seerup, and supervised by E.F, Beyer. \Spectrum which incorporates gymnastics, modern dance, tumbling, special lighting, and music, stems from two physical education sourses. The first course, Basic Action Arts, (PED 365) started in the fall and continued throughout the first semester. The second course, Production Action Arts, (PED 465) is a semi-extension of Basic Action Arts and will end with the performance of \Spectrum *79.\ The courses themselves are open to all students and do not require any experience. Director Seerup Views the cast as \enthusiastic\ and \hard working.\ According to Seerup, the show cost S1700 to produce, and except for \problems— with the S.A. concerning money allocations, everything is running smoothly. \People worked really hard for this,\ says Seerup. \And I think it come up to past years performances or better. I urge people to get their tickets early because it's going to be one hell of a show.\ Each ninety minute performance will be divided into two parts. The first part will start with mass tumbling, done to the tune of \Rocky and will end with a syncro mini- tramp exhibition. After intermission, part two will commence with \Free Swing\ and finish the evening off with a bit entitled, \Qratet\. Tickets cost from fifty cents for SA members, .75c for non-SA members under 18 and $2.00 for non-SA members over 18. International Films . to be shown by Zoe Tolone The International Film Series will present \Sambizanga a film of \simple people,\ directed by Sarah Maldoror, on Friday evening, April 27 at 7:30 p.m. Along with Sambizanga will be the animated short \The Hangman,\ directed by Liz Fold man. In the film \Sambizanga the political issue of the Angolan resistance is pertinent; but it is the univeriality of human anguish that is emphasized. Sambizanga in the district of Luanda, the capitol to Angola, a Portuguese province, and the place of the first Angolan uprising on February 4, 1961. Fighting to bring 5 million blacks from under the rule of whites, from under the repression of the colonial government, the film reveals the larger, universal message of human suffering. Sarah Maldoror produces and directs the film. Her husband, the co-scriptwriter, is Mario de Artdrade, a leader in the Angolan resistance. It is a film directed by a woman and presents a woman's perspective of war. Photography by Jeff Clarke by Donna McGraw Jeff Clarke, P.S.U.C environmental Science major, has completed quite an extensive photography exhibition on Friday, April 21. The display began on Monday. April 9 in the Myers Fine Arts Lobby at the Plattsburgh State University Campus, and was open to the public daily from 9-5 and 2^5 on Sunday. Clarke selected thirty-eight prints from three of his portfolios on nature scenes, wildlife, outdoor sports, and commercial illustrations. All of the scenes were captured t- i in the states ot either New York. Maine, or Florida during the years of 1975*1979. Many of the photographs were shot with a 35mm. lens Pentax camera, and printed by Clarke himself, He also used other lenses ranging from 28, 50. and 120mm. For the \PorkfislT photo shot at John Pcnnekamp Coral Reef. Florida in 1975, Clarke usedaNikonos II with a strobe light (which is an underwater camera). Clarke's exhibition also included some facinating nature scenes from the Adirondack region and Plattsburgh. NY. which were taken during 1978. Jeff Clarke's first serious approach to photography began while he was at Brock port High School, taking pictures for the yearbook. Upon graduation in 1974. he continued his photography interest by attending the Art Institute of Ft Lauderdale, Florida; he graduated in 1976 with and A.S. degree in photography, and moved back to Brockport to begin freelancing in the area. Various assignments that Clarke undertook included the Brockport Post Newspaper, wedding portraits, advertising, and work as a studio assistant. —i St NY New Paki •Hi Year Lmhrtrmty of Park - ad related aujora] can earn 3#-23 credits m refatar Soraoawe jPa IV) coarse*. SINYZPam IV agreearat iasai atoid caib<rioa»e pretasrrtptkrti ai Paris IT. Mi acovmctal aaiiVersitievl iPrograja ako for oae itawrtw or faH aca4esaa year for staaVats jast aegaaaiag to %taa> Freact. 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