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737-0160
The Informed Theatergoer,
a four-week playgoing class
led by local critic Kenneth
Jones, will begin April 15
sponsored by Southfield
Public Schools Community
Education.
Designed to help theater-
goers approach theater in a
more critical manner, the
class emphasizes discussion of
content vs. presentation.
Local professional produc-
tions will be evaluated begin-
ning with the fundamental
question, "What is this play
about?"
Other questions will center
on design, direction, text and
the nature of live perfor-
mance itself.
Students are required to at-
tend three assigned produc-
tions at their own expense.
The Informed Theatergoer
will run Mondays, 7-9:30 p.m.,
April 15-May 6 at Southfield-
Lathrup High School. Enroll-
ment cost is $24 and registra-
tion is required. For details,
call the Community Educa-
tion Center, 746-8700.
Garden Concerts
In Southfield
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Dinner 4 p.m.
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MARCH 15-17 (Includes Soup & Salad)
Southfield's Concerts In
The Garden series will host
the Edinborough Saxophone
Quartet 11 a.m. March 17 at
the Days Hotel, Southfield.
The Quartet was formed in
1983 by Guiseppe Merenda, a
former teacher in the Detroit
public school system. The
group performs on soprano,
tenor, alto and baritone sax-
ophones and their repertoire
includes pop to classical, folk
and ethnic, from Stephen
Foster to the Big Band sound.
Other members of the group
are Alayne Rever, professor of
saxophone at Oakland
University; William
Buckeyne, jazz tenor sax-
ophonist and Ron Crowell, a
Big Band alto saxophonist.
There is a charge. For ticket
information, call Marlowe
Belanger, 354-4717.
Lecture Series
Set In Troy
A series of lectures entitled
Great Decisions '91, "The
New Europe: What Role for
the U.S.," will be held
7:15-8:45 p.m. March 20 at
the Troy Public Library, 510
West Big Beaver Road. There
is a charge.
The speaker will be
Frederic Pearson, director,
Center for Peace and Conflict
Studies and professor,
political science, Wayne State
University. For information,
call E. Sherman, 577-3453 or
577-3468.