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THE HERALD OUTLOOK Saturday October 1990 Page 19 Entertainment Guys and Dolls production features talented crew Georgetown Globe Productions is presenting Guys and Dolls at the John Elliott Theatre on the evenings of Nov 23 29 and Dec 1 Sunday matinees will be Nov 18 and 25 Tickets are available now from Marilyn Champ at Royal on Guelph St Globe has been fortunate again this year in securing three ex talented people as Ar tlstic Director Musical Director and Choreographer Globefollowers will recognize Artistic Director Michael CHp- perton from his past involvement with the troupe as the lead in in and as tlstic Director for Stay Tuned in A graduate of York University with an Honours in Theatre Michael continues to put his talent and creativity to use as he guides the cast ot Guys and Dolls through each scene An indication of his commitment and enthusiasm is the fact that Michael travels to Georgetown three times a week from the Col area where he is employed as a teacher at District Collegiate Terry Seaman of Toronto also brings years of experience to his position as Musicial Director of Guys and Dolls Terry graduated from McGHl University and has continued to pursue private studies in composition voice and organ The list of Terry s theatrical and musical credits in eludes positions as Composer Musical Director Artistic Direc tor private teacher and coach both in the and across Canada Globe Productions has long been known for their award winning choral work due to their association with quality Directors such as Terry Evelyn Webster was first in volved with Globe in 1987 when she was choreographer for Kiss Me Kate Once again she uses her imagination discipline and Trlckorf lor