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1996 Shaw Festival

Season Announced

Record high ticket sales for the
Shaw Festival's 34th Season at
Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario,
topped the $9 million mark, the
highest in the company's histo-
ry.
Just announced, the Shaw
Festival 1996 season will in-
clude Bernard Shaw's The Dev-
il's Disciple, thc spellbinding
Japanese work ashomon by
Fay and Michael Kanin, and
the world professional premiere
of the Canadian drama Marsh
Hay by Merrill Denison, among
others. Just added to the 1996
season is the lunchtime pro-
duction of J.M. Barrie's short
murder mystery Shall We Join
the Ladies?, running at the Roy-
al George Theatre June 26 to
Sept. 22, 1996. ❑

Roy Clark

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7 P.M. Sunday, December 10
adult $28 • student/sr. cit. $25

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8 P.M. Monday, December 11
8 P.M. Tuesday, December 12

adult $21 •

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Hall (M-59) at Garfield Road

One mile east
of Lakeside Mall

For more information
on the
1995-96 season
and to order tickets,
call the
Macomb Center Box Office.

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differences come from individ-
uals, not countries," said
Tonkonogui, the only married
member.
The quartet has been espe-
cially proud of concerts
planned for the Seattle Inter-
national Music Festival and
the city's Jewish Community
Center, featuring compositions
only by renowned Jewish corn-
posers at the center.
The musicians would like to
play even more concerts than
their current schedule of 15 per
year. With a recording of a
piece by American composer
Daniel Asia behind them, they
want to complete more record-
ings and are commissioning a
piece by contemporary com-
poser Giya Kancheli, who is
from Soviet Georgia and now
lives in Belgium.
Next April, the two men will ■
make a U-turn in their concert
schedule, while the women will
take a new direction. The in-
strumentalists will head for a
Moscow music festival, where
the women will make their
Russian debut and strengthen
their cultural bridge. ❑

7 P.M. Sunday, November 26
adult $20 • student/sr. cit. $18