Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), May 15, 1991, p. 33

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THE HERALD Wednesday May 15 1M1 Page IB Entertainment- The Light Opera will pay a special visit to Georgetown June presenting Some En chanted Evening a musical revue of and productions The program starts at 7 m at the John Elliott Theatre located in the Hills Cultural Centre on Church Street In Georgetown Tickets are available priced at at Oxbow Books Main Street Georgetown or can be purchased at the John Elliott Theatre box office oh the night of the performance Pictured above left to right are some of the Light Opera per formers Jack Ridout Joe Barbara Bod Rosalee Eddy and Honor Ridout Absent when photo was taken were Bob Deutsch and Molly Lubelle Photo submitted Markham Light Opera to visit The Light Opera in association with pro ductions will present Some En chanted Evening a musical revue of and Hammers- musicals Sunday June 2 at the John Elliott Theatre located in the Hills Cultural Centre Church Street Georgetown Tickets will be available at the John Elliott Theatre Box Office and also at Oxbow Books located on Main Street Georgetown All tickets are priced at This exciting full scale musical presents some of the greatest music from some of the greatest stage and screen musicals of this century and celebrates the careers of two of the most talented and popular writers for Broadway and Hollywood From the innovative overture to the sparkling finale audience members will reminisce along with all the famous and shows such shows as South Pacific The Sound of Music Oklahoma The King and I and Carousel for the big hits In addi tion to the big hits there will be many lesserknown Rodgers and shows represented as well shows like Me and Juliet Flower Drum Song Pipe Dream and Allegro as well as their big twotime film hit State Fair and their television success Cinderella all with fabulous scores Not a bad track record to draw from Some Enchanted Evening boats a musical score that m eludes some of the most beautiful song hits of the century Hits such as Oh What a Beautiful Mor run The Surrey With The inge on Top Oklahoma Cant Say No If I Loved You June is Bustin Out All Over Youll Never Walk Alone Bali Hai There is Nothin Like a Dame Im in Love With a Wonderful Guy and of course Some Enchanted Evening Other hits include I Whistle a Happy Tune Shall We Dance I Enjoy Being a Girl The Sound of Music Edelweiss and Climb Every Mountain and many many others standard or obscure guarantee to have you leave the theatre humming When Rodgers and Hammers tein presented their first Broad way Musical together Oklahoma they changed the course of musical theatre forever They paved the way for modern theatre composers like Movie Review Stephen Sondheim and Andrew Lloyd Webber For the first time the songs contributed to the story of a musical and using this for mula without compromising song quality they continued to have hit after hit until the untimely death of Mr in 1960 Some Enchanted Evening celebrates all their hits and misses in a funfilled evening of song dance and laughter Directed by acclaimed Canadian director John Gordon choreographed by nationally renowned dancerchoreographer Lesley Ansell and with celebrated pianist Joe Cascone at the piano the distinguished cast includes Act Co Thea Award winner for her appearance as Maria in The Sound of Music Rosalee celebrated Soprano Bar bara who is also an award winner from The King and I Honor Ridout Eddy Morassutti and Jack Ridout all experienced Rodgers and Hammerstein cianados and performers But aside from the exceptional cast and celebrated production team the real star of the evening will be the immortal songs and shows of and Mortal Thoughts gripping gritty By Herald Special Mortal Thoughts is a gritty fascinating look at domestic violence and murder An ex cellent cast enhances a good script with enough twists thrown in to keep the audience on its toes Joyce and Cynthia are two at tractive and bright women who have been friends since childhood All grown up and in the business now the women have each married men unworthy of them Cynthia Demi Moore Is wed to Arthur John Pankow a salesman who never stops selling while Joyce Glenn Headley mames Jim my Bruce Willis a violent abuse druggie From the wedding on we see that Jimmy is a rotten scoundrel beating Joyce taking money from her constantly stoned and always hitting on Cynthia At the end of five years of marriage Joyce is ready to kill him And so it seems that is exactly what she does Joyces story is told by Cyn thia who sits in a police station from the beginning of the film explaining all to a suspicious detective Harvey Keitel The detective finds a few holes in the story and the clues are there for the audience to find although nothing Is too obvious Is it all as Cynthia says it was an accident followed by a desperate cover up or was it far more premeditated than that Ill say no more it would be unfair to reveal anything else From the moment Moore sits down to tell her version of the events one is hooked There is a realistic feeling to all this perhaps because of the New Jersey accents and the setting The domestic violence is suitably portrayed and sufficient shocking we are rooting for the untimely demise of James One question never satisfactorily answered Is why did Joyce marry him in the first place Apparently she thought him a catch although we are given no reason at all to believe this Demi Moore heads a super cast where everyone is utterly believable and Bruce Willis seems a natural for his role as pond scum Harvey also stands out but then he is always an actor one pays attention to Mortal Thoughts is a fine film gripping and gritty well worth the price of admission I would have ended the movie before the final scene but them I like unanswered questions The plot is not predictable nor filled with cliches Unfortunately that isnt something one can often say about movies these days tenant GEORGETOWN CINEMAS 235 STREET 8731999 LAST DAYS

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