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E-34 THE CINCINNATI ENQUIRER 'Thursday, November 9, 1978 Just Keep Moving in Xavier University Center Theat- er, Dana and Victory Parkway. The Eurythmeum Stuttgart Is making its first American tour, and the Cincinnati appearance is sponsored by the Cincinnati Waldorf School, which has specialized in teaching the eurythmic method for years. The unusual concert will feature ivtinnyoaoa What it is: Eurythmeum Stuttgart When: Performance at 8 p.m. tonight; workshops at 10 a.m. for children, 1 p.m.

for adults Friday. Costs: $6 for tickets to performance; $3 for workshop only. here: Performance at Xavler University Center Theater, Dana Ave. and Victory Pky. Workshops at Center for Growth in Movement, 2461 Madison Rd.

in colors chosen to reflect the mood of the poetry or music. Lighting, too, is used to enhance moods and tensions. Curious? Want to learn more? Perhaps do it yourself? For those who attend the concert free eurythmy workshops have been scheduled Friday at the Center for Growth in Movement, 2461 Madison Rd. For those who don't attend the concert, workshops are $3. To reserve a slot, call 381-4068.

to-speech part of the Eurythmeum program seems even more intriguing, perhaps because it is less reminiscent of traditional interpretive dance or ballet. For the spoken word, the Eurythmeum Stuttgart will turn to, among others: Robert Frost's "The Road Not Taken;" Wilder's "Hast Thou Considered My Servant Job;" Tolkien's "The Bath" and "The Merry Inn." These two dozen "sculptors of sound" wear dresses and veils of silk I eurythmic performances of several musical compositions. BUT SOMEHOW, the movement- JMMM faramount PHots Prcwnta VRx, St Livt Laser Light Concerts Planetarium Natural History Museum Show Times: 7 1 8:30 P.M. (Wei. thru Sun.) Matinee 5:30 P.M.

(Sunday) Late Shows 10 1 11:15 P.M. (Fri. I Sat.) 1720 Gilbert Ave. Call 621-3336 BY NANCY AAALITZ Enquirer Music Critic But what is eurythmy? Whatever else it is, eurythmy is something you have to see to understand. A relatively new art of movement that is neither modern dance, nor ballet, nor mime, nor exercise is a way of responding to music and speech through movement Imagine you are a translator: Your job is to magnify the sounds of speech, or the sounds of music, through gestures of the arms and body.

What would the sound aft look like? Do your arms close up tight? Do they open outward? What would the fate-knocking-at-the door motive of Beethoven's Fifth look like? When you ask such questions, you are beginning to think euryth-mically. THE EURYTHMEUM Stuttgart, a group of 25 performers accompanied by the Romanian State Orchestra, will introduce this unusual art form to Cincinnati at 8 p.m. tonight (the performance is sold out) wy now showing iw SfarfaseCiigmas 12345b SPRMGCMtF mrt 41 mttt mi-coumr NOW APPEARING mrmurt ts domalimcm mo tlMQCm.KtMTUCY rti cram ni art ms SANDY DENNIS STARRING IN "Two for the Seesaw" EURYTHMY in action. FIVER One of ihe unforgettable characters in "Watership Down" 66 Something strange is about "An absorbing, affectionate, "Lowered my golf handicap and saved money two-fore-one." Duffer COMING NEXT WEEK and funny N.Y. Daily News to happen.

I feel Kings Island Throws ArWeekend Freebie A lavish buffet A Broadway play all at am am fantastic price! danger like a wire around mv Rwervitiont rDrortRMdl i Li ifll I I Ellt oil 1-74 North 'h Milo 367-4124 a-ior-l Fun! THANKSGIVING SPECIAL NOV. 23, 1978 TURKEY, HAM AND ALL THE HOLIDAY DRESSINGS Including dinner, skew A few Adults 7.95 Children JUt "of good with any ciw d'icouffh VCOEMBSSVPICnSS 1 i 'nn soo tflMATEJMRjENcE BY RENEE MILLER 1 Enquirer Reporter Step through the gates of Kings, Island Saturday at 3 p.m., seat yourself in a plush seat in the American Heritage Music Hall and witness a musical hosanna bolstered by the talents of 13 local high school students. The 30-minute variety show Includes show tunes from and "The Wiz-' is free that's right, a freebie and open to the public. And what's the public going to hear? Well, for starters there's "The Tree" from the musical "The Me Nobody Knows," and "With You" from "Pippin." Dave Gravette, a student ffom University of Cincinnati, will accompany on the piano. The group will also preform several dance numbers choreographed by Richard Williams, a former Kings The show celebrates the conclusion lit a new 10-week program at Kings' Island designed to involve more minority students in live productions by teaching students from-ireater Cincinnati how to auditffol for roles.

if SEPTEMBER, students frora'five high schools have been spendingSaturday mornings learning how to relax on stage and look their best when auditioning. Along the way they've learned how to pick up darjpe steps quickly and win the respeetcof the judges by bowling them $yer with sparkling personalities. Training them is Greta Pope, operations manager for live shows at Kings 'Island. Pope designed the program funded by Kings creative arm of Taft Broadcasting because she felt stu-' dents weren't getting proper exposure to-auditions. Consequently, many talented entertainers don't ralize that a smile helps win the hearts of the judges, or that a nice outfit enhances the chances of ob-.

taining a job. The need for a program evolved aftet'JPupe discovered that out of 170 people-involved in the summer productions last year, only eight were minority students. One.Pope's proposal was accepted last year, she began contact-in administrators at several high schools Jn Greater Cincinnati, requesting that they select two of the most outstanding minority students for thS program. WHEN IT came right down to it, raw talent was the most important factor used for selecting students. Pope defined talent as "students wth nice voices or the ability to dane." Secondly, the park was lookiQg for attractive, a 1 1 aw Enquirer pnoto BY.

NATALIE FOBES GRETTA POPE: Teaching tomorrow's stars a few lessons today. students with nice personalities; thirdly: bright students. "We wanted to get kids who could be used in the shows," Pope said. Finally, Pope hoped to find adolescents with some interest in becoming performers. "When the students first came here they were very embarrassed to sing in front of me.

They felt uncomfortable around each other, too," she said. But after participating in a number of extra-curricular activities including a trip to the Broadway production of "The Wiz" at the Taft Theater and a special session on makeup application, the students established a closer working relationship. Kings Productions has consented to continue the program next year. Star of 'the 1977 King's Island production Hurray for Pope has her master's degree in music and worked several months at Kings Productions prior to begin-ning the Minority Training ES2L1B (A It jhen you go i EMANUEL L. WOlf PRESENTS A EUAN UOYD PRODUOION OF AN ANDREW V.

McLAGLEN IIM RICHARD ROGER RICHARD HARDY BURTON MOORE HARRIS KRUGER ALSO STARRING EFF COREY FRANK FINLAV BARRY FOSTER RONALD ERASER KENNETH GRIFFITH OHN ANI DAVID I ADD ROSALIND LLOYD WINSTON NTSHONA LACK WATSON What it is: A 30-minute production presented by students in the Minority Training Program. Where: Kings Island, 1-71 at Kings Island exit, in American Heritage Music Hall. When: 3 p.m. Saturday. Cost: No admission charge.

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