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NOVEMBER.98

  

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oi OUR HISTORY ON STAGE

Middlebury College's Department of Theatre, continues
with Emily Mann’s Execution Of Justice, December
4-6 in the Wright Theatre, directed by Middlebury
alumn Claudio Medeiros.

Playwright Emily Mann’s multimedia “drama of

testimony’ emerges directly from-the tran-

scripts of the trial of Dan White, Harvey Milk's

murderer, and the dramatic events surrounding

the verdict. Don’t miss this provocative show as
San“Francisco andlthe country celebrate the
20th anniversary of a poignant andturbulent
chapter in their political history.

Performances are Friday, December 4 and Saturday,
December 5 at 8pm, and Sunday, December 6 at 2pm and
. 8pm. For reservations or information, contact the Center for the
l ' 1 Arts Box Office, open Tuesday through Saturday, 12 noon to 4pm, at 443-
MIDD (6433). Tickets are $4 general public, $3 faculty/staff/seniors, and $2
Middleburystudents.

AOH ROMEO! OHROMEO!

CHIN HO!
ALBUM
RELEASE
PARTY

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In The Life, America’s gay and lesbian news magazine series, returns to

national public television this fall with six new stories for its fall season pre-

miere, airing locally on Vermont Public Television on Friday, November 13 at
A 10 pm.

  

Features include a look at the constitutional amendment decision on gay

marriage in Hawaii; conversations with ministers and members of Southem

Baptist churches about welcoming gays and lesbians into their congrega-
Good Ciiizen, Vermont's music tions; and an assessment of the future of assisted housing for ourseniors. In
magazine and record iabei,  the arts and culture segment you’ll see stories on an all-male version of
announces ihe reiease of chin Romeo and Juliet, an all—female Shakespeare company, and the opera
Hor's new album Everyining You Know is wrong on Friday, ‘Patience and Sarah, about two women who fell in love and shared their lives
November 20, 1998. All ages are welcome to the release in the 18005. —
celebration, a concert at Club Toast, 165 Church Street in
Burlington, Vermont, starting at 9 pm. Special guests The

D Implants (Essex High School) and Missing Joe (Boston,
Mass) will also appear. Admission is $5. -

4 YOLANDA IS MY CO-PILOT

Yo|anda’s new CD is defintely hot news. The CD is
entitled “Yolanda and the Plastic Family: Welcome to
TYOLANDA World" and features many of Yolanda’s
most popular songs: Alien Love Child, Angels, The
Boy Who Sings The Blues, Scary (why do you think
I’m so?) and a brand new song dedicated to the
Christian Right Wing entitled “EAT ME.”

r Everything You Know is Wrong,"the is an eleven-song
5 album produced by Chin H0! at Eclipse Recording in
l Hinesburg and mixed by Glen Robinson at the Studio
‘ Victor in Montreal, Quebec. Featuring the singles “l Wish I
Was a Girl” and “So David Kamm Said,” the album also fea-
tures live Chin Ho! favorites “Eight Track,” “Closet Case,”
“Weird” and a tribute to friends of the band who lost the
AIDS battle called “Song for a Dead Friend.”

Release parties for the album are also scheduled for
November 14 at the Linwood Grille in Boston,
Massachusetts and December 4 at Arlene Grocery in New
wmmu A

Due out December ‘98, you can pre—order for $10. ,
Check or money order payable to‘ Roger Mapes, PO
Box 812, Buriington, VT 05402. Each prepaid order
will receive a free “YOLANDA is my CO—P|LOT’
bumpersticker. V A

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