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  • 14 WESTERN CAROLINIAN GET A LIFE November 1,2000 Asheville's Diana Wortham Theatre Presents The Will Rogers Follies By Melissa Dills Staff Writer For those students who are in search of something to do or see, the hit Broadway musical, The Will Rogers Follies- A Life in Revue, will be performed courtesy of a national touring company at Diana Wortham Theatre at Pack Place in Asheville. Showtimes are at 4:00 and 8:00 pm on Saturday, November 4. Tickets are $25 for adults, $23 for seniors and students, and $10 for children 12 and under. To obtain tickets, contact the box office at (828) 257-4530. The Will Rogers Follies- A Life in Revue is a musical biography of one of America's most beloved citizens, an Oklahoma man named Will Rogers. In 1991, the show received 11 Tony Award nominations and was awarded six Tony Awards including Best Musical and Best Score. In 1992, it won a Grammy for Best Musical Show Album. The show was also voted Best Musical by the New York Drama Critics and Drama Desk. Will Rogers was a vaudeville performer, radio commentator, newspaper columnist, humorist, and a movie star before his untimely death in an airplane crash in 1935. He was born in 1879 on a ranch in the Cherokee ENSEMBLE continued from page 10 pieces is by Christopher Rouse," says junior Jami Fennell, " It uses many different instruments and has a cool groove throughout the entire photo by Alex Esmon Caption goes rigid in litis little spate. piece." Fennell will also be playing a solo marimba piece by Dave Samuels that has a jazz feel that is likely to appeal to WCU students. "Ogoun Badagris" by Christopher Rouse, will add variety to the show. "It is sort of a tribal piece," says Kern, " from a French voo-doo tribe. Most ensemble members play more than one instrument. In this performance alone, Kern will be playing the bass drum, the chimes, and the conga drums. It also requires coordination and dexterity. The performance will be lively with loud drums and captivating grooves and beats; its modernity is sure to appeal to the college students' musical tastes. Student ensemble members are Jami Fennell, Michael Cannon, Chris Alley, Shawn Wellman, Jon Henson, Erika Iverson, Jeff Browning, Kevin Lawrence, Brady Price, Bret Turner, Eddie Kern, Matthew Slaughter and Patrick McNeill. Many students will be performing solos. territory of Oklahoma. His excellent skills with the lasso brought about fame in the Guinness Book of World Records and jobs in wild west shows. He was a star on Broadway and performed in 71 movies in the 1920s and 1930s. He was also the author of six books. Even with so much fame, Will Rogers was a caring man who stayed close to his family. The musical premiered at the Palace Theatre on Broadway May 1, 1991. It played through 982 performances at the Palace. Through 1996, the show has been on four national tours and played a year in Branson, Missouri. There is excitement in the air for the upcoming Asheville production. Plan for a night of chorus girls, singing, dancing, and comedy as the tale unfolds. In the show, Rogers narrates his life story through a series of Zeigfeld Follies production numbers that include several of his most famous and amusing monologues. Other highlights from the production include the musical numbers, phosphorescent rope tricks, a dog song, and the humor and philosophy of the cowboy from Oklahoma. John Ellis, Managing Director of the Diana Wortham Theatre, said, "The Will Rogers Follies stop in Asheville is a real treat for local musical- lovers. .. We are delighted to present, at an extremely affordable ticket price, this touring production of Follies... there is not a bad seat in the house." Follies will be part of the Mainstage Musical Series at the Diana Wortham Theatre. These productions are made possible with the help of sponsors BB&T, the Asheville-Citizen-Times, WCQS Public Radio, and WLOS-TV, and grants from the North Carolina Arts Council and Asheville Area Arts Council. For more information about the show, upcoming events, or to get directions, feel free to contact the box office or visit the theatre's website at www.dwtheatre.com. • THIS OUT Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives, Dennis Hasten, will be present at Grove Park Inn on Saturday, November 4th. 2000 at 8:00 a.m.. Admission is $15.00. College Republicans will reimburse students who attend the event. Proof of purchase necessary for reimbursement. The Reviewed CD's On This Page Are Available At upcoming' releases jfit?a<aEa CD's - tapes Other Cool Stuff downtown sylva • 586-6404 mon-sat 11*9
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