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Page 8, Whitby Free Press, Wednesday. February 24, 1993 VANESSA MUNROE samples a jelly bean dyn a .arof them she won in a Whitby 1- ublic ibrary contest, as second-prize winner Darreli Robinson (right) and third- prize winner Ashley Moare laak hungrily on. Munrae, the onIy one of 338 entrants ta carrectly guess the number of jelly beans in tme jar (131), also wins two passes ta 'The M agio Drum' ta be presen- tedby the libra rythis Saturday at Heyden- share Pavilion. Robinson and Moore bath won family swim passes ta the rec centre pool. Photo by Mark Reesor, Whitby Free Press STAGES-. A fun-w'ay, to learn theatre By Lucie Rochette Been bitten by the theatre bug? Don't know what to do about it? Why not try Stages, a local theatre workshop? Anybody can get involved in this workshop, and no theatre ex p rience is necessar. t You don't even hae t want to make theatre part of your future. Stages is for fun. The workshop has four diffrent age groups: junior level, for ages 7 to 10; intermediate, ages il to 13; senior, ages 14 to 17, and the aduit level. Activities vary, depending on the age groups, but the work- shops gen erally help participants develop theatre techniques. Workshops 'help b ring out an individual's creativity, voice, movement, improvisation, script interpretation and other activi- ties related to the theatre. Activities are based on the partici*pants' abilities. Workshops also help develop confidence and self-esteem. Prices and locations vary, depending once again on the age group. Registration is limited to 15 people per group. Regular programs run for 12 weeks, but there are some special programs for March break and summer. For more information on the workshop, pamphlets are avail- able at the Whitby Library or at the Whitby Information Centre, or contact Brad Carson at 416-623-8657. Audience involved in courtroom play A play involving audience par- ticipation opens in Port Penny this week. The Borelians Community Theatre of Port Penny is present- ing the 'Night of Januany l6th', a courtroom drama-comedy written by author Ayn Rand almost 60 yeans ago. Set in New York City in 1934, the play is about the trial of Karen Andre, a young woman accused of murdering hen lover, Bjorn Faulkner. Eleven different witnesses -- doctor, housekeeper, detective policeman, gangster -- are callecl Friday, February 26th ZED LEPPEL IN Saturday, February 27th ROBER TBRANDON BAND Opening Band DOPAMINE FLOOD Monday, March lst, 8:00 Pm - 10:00OPm THE DURHAM BAIG BAND to testify by defence attorney Catherine Stevens and prosecu- tor Harrison Flint. Each night a different *ury is selected from the audience. SEE PAGE 31 Kids art workshop at gallery A children's art workshop wil be held during March break at The Station Gallery. Students will be encouraged to experiment with various materials to create drawings, paintings and three-dimensional works. The first session will be held on March 16 and 17, 10 a.m. to 4 ENThRTAINMENT by BEV MARIE Vocals & Keyboard Saturday - Feb. 27th 6 - Il pm- No Cover 209 Dundas St. E. (At Green), WitbY- p.m. The second session will be on March 18 and 19, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The cost is $45 for members, $55 for non-rnembers, for the sessions, recommended for ages 6 to 12. 'The Nationals' and 'House Rockers' will perforai ut Legends in Whitby on Saturday, Feb. 27. 'The Nationals' perform blues standards, roots rock 'n' roll favourites and a selection of oni- gnals from their CD 'Blues Howl.' 'House Rockers,' another blues band, will be the opening show. Doors op'-n at 8:30 p.m. at Legends, on~ Sunray St. in south Whitby. Tickets ($7 in advance) are availabir nt Discs & Dats in Whitby. There ie a $2 discount at the door for anyone showing a union card, collegs- or university stu- dent identification, or any music society meribership card. The Paul James show, oni- g Ily scheduled for Mnrch 6 at Legnds, h as been postponed to a later date. PROSPE \VE . WN IG - a 2nd loor Dining' -IUR. R. DINE&DAC CHRISTINE NORMAN (front) and lly foot pretend they're riding a roller coaster at a Stages Theatre workshop Saturday. Photo by Mark Reesor, Witby Fre" Press J 1 2 o1brne D T ADES Street.I .aIt Whitby Courthouse Theatre -~ AUDITION NOTICE for "Catch Me If You Can" WU îfM y» -. -,«,ý.A CLASSIC AMERICAN MYSTERY Producer: Lamie Rosen Virector: Heather Sessions nCast needed: 2 temales. Age range 25 - 45 A A tes: 5 maies. Age range 25 -60 Audition dts February 28th & March 2nd at 7:30 pm AT THE THEATRE, CENTENNIAL BUILDING 416 CENTRE ST. S., WHITBY Enter by stage door, west side of building. IPerformances: Thursdlay.through Stturdiay* evenlngs April 22 ta May 8 FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL 433-8992 or 571-2209: