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It was a raw com­ Town Musicians” to “Sleeping general favorite was “The Fisher­
Beauty.” Some of the best man and His Wife (And His Dog)”
pany. In fact, there were remembered scenes were “ Henny in which a contented fisherman
eleven debuts in ACT ONE’S Penny,” a comment on the “ me- reels in an enchanted fish and his
STORY THEATRE II, which played generation” according to director discontented wife demands and
Dec. 1 through 11. It gave them all Mr. Bill Callahan, with the charac­ receives three wishes: to be rich,
a chance to experience a large ters “ running around in circles (to to be Queen, and to be Pope. She
company production, without too the music of the Go-Go’s) without is denied, however, being Lord of
much work. Some were only in getting anywhere.” The Elements the Universe.
one or two of the eight vignettes of winter in “The Selfish Giant” Those debuting included Lisa
which made up the show. It began also did a great job of whooshing, Boland, Kara Callahan, Jim Case,
at the beginning, with Genesis l:i, tapping or blanketting them­ Cathy Deighan, Julie Grayauskie,
and went through “The Bremen selves across stage. But the Mary Noel, Gerry O, Suzanne

Top Left: The naughty children who en­
tered the giant’s garden in “ The Selfish
Giant’’ are Julie Grayauskie, Mark Collins
and Gerry O. Right: Beth Dannenfelser as
Pope, in “ The Fisherman and His Wife.”
Above: Pat Convery, the ugly little dwarf
who fell in love in “ The Birthday of the In­
fanta.”

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