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Herald & Lantern 11 May '83

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CAPE MAY The Mid Atlantic Stage will hold its community auditions at R ito tonight al the Franklin Street Civic Center, for the upcoming summer theater season The season will open with The Fantasticks, June 30 to July 10, followed by The Importance of Being Ernest. July 14 to July 24. learned Ladies. July 2R to Aug 6. Bobber Bridegroom. Aug II to Aug 21; and closing with Comedy of Errors. Aug 26 to Sept 4 Actors should come prepared with a three lb five minute scene of their choice and a song uf they want to be considered for a musical) The Mid Atlantic Stage will also sponsor public acting classes three mornings a week during the summer A beginning adult/senior citizen class and a more ad vanced company class will both lx* open to the public and can earn students three college credits A teenage class will also be offered with college credit available for anyone al least in their junior year in high school

\ LIMITED M’MBEH of stipends are available for some positions and all par ticipants can apply for col lege credit Those wishing to audition

as actors, those wanting more information about the classes, and those interested in the intern pro gram should report at the auditions tonrght For addi tional information call 884-5404

AVALON - The Avalon beach tag booth is nowopen on a limited schedule to allow for early purchase of seasonal beach tags. The pre-season price of these tags is $4 before June 1. and $6 thereafter. The weekly tags are the only tags

which show an increase this year. They will be selling for $3. The beach tag booth will be open from 9 a m. to 4 p.m on weekends and from 9 a m. to 3 p.m. on weekdays through Sept. 11.

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