Wednesday, July 29, 1992 - The Michigan Daily Summer Weekly -11
THIS WEEK IN ARTS
Art:
Coming Together of the Four Sacred Directions, a beautiful,
multi-media display of Native American art. Through Friday, Union
Art Lounge on the first floor and North Campus Commons Art
Gallery, free.
School of Art Brown Bag Lecture, Marc Wise will talk about his
experiences as a truck driver and photographer. Monday 12 p.m.,
Art and Architecture room 2104, free.
Dance:
Scottish Country Dancing, beginning, advanced and social
dances. Thursday 7:30 p.m., North Campus Commons Atrium,
free.
Theater:
Before the Shadow of Morning. Eight emotionally disturbed
inmates and no doctor: See the chaos Thursday through Saturday
8 p.m., Sunday 2 p.m. Trueblood Theater, $7, $4 students and
seniors.
Comedy:
Judy Tenuta, the goddess of comedy, love and "dancing studs"
visits Ann Arbor. Friday & Saturday, Mainstreet, 996-9080 for
more information.
Music:
Ann Arbor Civic Band presents "A Sousa Spectacular!" Tonight, 8
p.m., West Park Band Shell, free.
Montage perform for free at the Liberty Park Plaza Mid-day, Mid-
town Music series. Tomorrow, 12 p.m. -1 p.m., corner of Liberty
and Division, free.
A Reasonable Facsimile perform Renaissance Street Music on
recorders, cittem, dulcimer, Renaissance guitar, flutes, etc.
Tomorrow, 12:30 p.m., University Hospital Courtyard, free.
Film:
Monty Python's Jabberwocky is a definite genius comic interpre-
tation of the poem. Tonight and tomorrow, 7:30 p.m., Michigan
Theater, 668-8397 for more information.
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And look, there's two women in the
band as well! More washy, womby,
wacky ChapterLush crush? No, no, a
thousand times no! Thankfully, the
Heart Throbs' Jubilee Twist has noth-
ing in common with their blurry,
shoegazing compatriots. At times
sounding like a heavier Sundays with-
out the Smiths fixation, the Throbs are
well on their way to becoming a great
band. Basically, the Heart Throbs po-
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ethereal "Tiny Feet," the Throbs prove
that they have quite away with melody,
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bum, but Jubilee popsters The Three O' Clock, while
step in the right Candice Belanoff (bass) and Joey
Waronker(drums)lay it down hard and
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therifffromJ.A.'s"PigsInZen," while
"Love You Better"and "Factory" both
rip into the panic zone. But through the
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-Annette Petruso
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Tuesday, August 4, 1992
4-6 PM Volleyball Tournament
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