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-TUESDAY, JUNE 1981 PAGE 10- THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR Bob Summer theater blooms in state Hope First Lady, head Wolf Trap gala -i v. I K)T proceeded to rush ahead by making further cast announcements for its New Year's Eve production of Fleder-niaus." The first performance will be a gala Dec. 31 in the Cathedral High School Auditorium. A second performance will be given there Sunday. Jan.

3. Nova Thomas, winner of the 1980 MacAllister Award, is down for the role of Rosalinda. Judith Bruner will have the part of Adele and Michael Talley that of Alfred. In addition, the celebrated baritone, Walter Cassel. and his equally renowned wife, Gail Manners, now living in Bloomington, will sing in the second act ball scene, to which Bernice Fraction and Anna Lee Hamilton also will contribute.

The Indianapolis Ballet Theater will augment the cast considerably. Tickets for the New Year's Eve gala, which includes a buffet and champagne as well as the performance of "Fleder-maus" will be priced at $90, we are advised. Festival seating at the Sunday, matinee will be available for $11. million to build the Filene Center thtater on the grounds. THE CENTER IS maintained bji the National Park Service.

Thej-rom-profit Wolf Trap Foundation is responsible for programming and staging of proitams of opera, ballet and popular, classiaJ.and folk music, as well as raising m6ry to cover operating deficits. Since it opened July 1. 1971, as fhe capital's premier summer theater site. Wolf Trap has presented more than fiOO performances on the Filene Center sCagu, for an average of 313,000 people; per season. In addition, the foundation sponsors an opera training program, children's educational programs and folk festivals.

Wolf Trap recently received a $10,000 grant from the Mobil Foundation to finance a Saturday series of children's opera productions this summer. The lively arts By Corbin Patrick June 27. The Wagon Wheel is on Route 30 East, at Warsaw. The phone is (219) 267-8041. The Wagon Wheel is doing "Hello Dolly" later in the season.

Washington (AP( First Lady Nancy Reagan and comedian Bob Hope were the headliners Monday at a gala celebration of the 10th birthday of Wolf Trap Farm Park, the only national park for the performing arts. Cloudy skies put a damper on the gala, however, forcing cancellation of an open-air reception and dinner for more than 1,300 of Washington's political, diplomatic and social elite. The 3 12-hour show on the vast Filene Center stage was to go on, however, led by Hope. AMONG THE SPECIAL guests were President Reagan's wife, honorary chairman of the Wolf Trap Foundation board of directors; Vice President and Mrs. George Bush, Interior Secretary James G.

Watt; Mrs. Jouett Shouse, founder of Wolf Trap, and Broadway producer Zev Bufman, the gala chairman. Hope headlined a cast of entertainers that included Metropolitan Opera star Roberta Peters, Sandy Duncan, Tony Award nominee Ian McKellen of the cast of the stage hit "Amadeus," popular Spanish singer Julio Inglesias and Broadway singers Judy Kaye, Martin Vidnovic and Christine Andreas. More than 6,000 people were expected for the performance. Mrs.

Shouse, a Boston department store heiress, gave the federal government 117 acres of rolling woodlands in the Virginia about 20 miles west of Washington, and donated $2.1 Auditions in town The Suzuki summer Nancy Hughes, Butler student from Clorksville, is appearing at the Enchanted Hills Playhouse this summer. consist of music by Grieg, Stravinsy. Chauson and Ravel. In addition to appearing "with friends" in a program of classical guitar July 23, Zeyda will be soloist July 25 in the Schumann A Minor Piano Concerto. Hidetaro's solo turn will come Aug.

15, in the Stravinsky Violin Concerto, with the festival orchestra under the direction of Ling Tung. Another musician from the Hoosier state participating in the festival is Walter Schwede. violinist, professor of music at DePauw University. It's almost summertime, when theatergoing is easy and usually good. This agreeable pastime is more widely available in June, July and August than at any other time of the year, because of 'playhouses operating in all parts of the state, especially resort areas.

The latest to report its plans for the summer of '81 is the Enchanted Hills a not-for-profit professional theater on the shore of Lake W'awasee at Syracuse, northeast of Indianapolis, which is opening its season with a production of "Oklahoma!" June 17-28. Its schedule also includes "Oliver," July 1-5 and 8-12, "The Fantasticks" July 15-19, "The Time of Your Life," July 22-26; "Kiss Me Kate," July 29-Aug. 2 and Aug. 5-9: and "Show Boat," Aug. 12-16 and 19-23.

(, Jill Stover, producing director of the Enchanted Hills Playhouse, is the first in the area to schedule "The Time of Your Life," which should be a hot item right now because of a renewal of interest recently following the death of its playwright, William Saroyan. It's a play that should be ripe for revival. ENCOURAGED BY a $5,000 grant from the Indiana Arts Commission, Miss Stover has collected an impresssive technical staff to function with a company that includes professional actors, singers and dancers from all parts of the Middle West, who come to Enchanted Hills for pre-Equity experience and to make their mark in summerstock. Don Hahn of Peru, and Myrona Laws of Valparaiso will have the romantic leads in with Randy Clinker of Silver Lake as Will Parker and Susan Sams of Cincinnati as Ado Annie. Butler University student, Nancy Hughes, will have the part of -Gertie Cummings.

The company's artistic director is Dr. Jeffrey Koep, chairman of the theater department of Indiana University, South Bend. Doug Bomberger, a Goshen College graduate, is musical director. Kritzman of Chicago is resident choreographer. Jill Stover will handle inquiries about tickets, and other information, by phone at (219) 773-3747 or (219 856-2328: or by Mail at Enchanted Hills Playhouse, PO Box 41, Syracuse.

IN 46567. Meanwhile, the Wagon Wheel Play-bouse at Warsaw, which is opening its with a Neil Simon comedy, "The Sunshine Boys," Wednesday night, has announced that it will hold auditions for two male singers and dancers at 1 p.m. KuU; LuriiUHt to vo-star. Hollywood (API Kate JacksorTwill costar with operatic superstar Luciano Pavarotti in MGM's musical comedy "Yes, Giorgio." Franklin J. Schaffner will direct irom an original screenplay by Norman SJeja-berg.

Miss Jackson, formerly of "Charlie's Angels," will play an American physy'n pitted against her reluctant patient; Italian opera star, in a cultural clash that sparks romance. HIDETARO SUZUKI, violin, concert-master of the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra, and his wife, pianist Zeyda Suzuki, are prominent in plans for the 1981 Grand Teton Music Festival, at Jackson Hole, July 15-Aug. 22. They will be featured in "A Magnifi-dent Partnership." a special event scheduled for Aug. 20.

The program will THE INDIANA REPERTORY Theater, the city's resident professional company, will hold local auditions fur the next production in its third performing space, the Cabaret Theater, at 1 p.m. Wednesday, June 10, in the Cabaret on the fourth floor of the Indiana Theater (ballroom entrance) at 140 West Washington Street. The Cabaret, which opened last month, is continuing with its first attraction, "Murder in the Cabaret," through Saturday. Then it will take a summer break. Its next production will open in September.

Persons auditioning are instructed to prepare two contrasting musical numbers the accompaniment will be provided. IRT employs members of Actors Equity, but the rules permit use of some non-Equity actors too. Audition times can be set bv contacting Geneva Jordan, OMN A.4jr iwn 7KB i 7 SALE GOOD WED. JUNE 3. Adm Adults S2.00 Children $1.00 "First rote thriller.

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