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SECTION 2 - PAGE I - PLA1NDEALFR - WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2,11 k U i \ou can make ! 4 J same_ mother used to make. .Soup Mix A cast of 32 ̂ 11 sing and dance their way through the enchanted Scottish village of "Brigadoon", when Townsquare Players opens their production for three weekends on Nov. 4. The show runs Nov. 5,6,11, 12,13,18, and 19. Shown above are, front row, Sandy Schau, Wonder Lake; back row, left, to right, Charlalne Tiffany, McHenry, Craig Spengel, Crystal Lake and Laura Higgins, Wonder Lake. Musical 'Brigadoon' to open at Woodstock Opera House Friday, Nov. 4, is night of Townaquare Flayers' pre-holiday production of Lerner and Loewe's musical about an enchanted Scottish village, Brigadoon. The show, which is under the direction of Allan L. Smith, McHenry, will be held at the historic Woodstock Opera House, and runs for tnree weekends: Nov**,6,11,12,13.18, and 19. Friday and Saturday night curtains are 8:15 p.m., Sunday nights are 6:15 p.m. There will Be a special Saturday matinee Nov. 19 at 2 p.m. Brigadoon opens in a forest in Scotland as two young New Yorkers on a hunting noliday are drawn to the distant singing coming from the mist-covered valley below. In the growing sunlight they see a village emerge from the fog, and thus an adventure that is woven with love songs, dancing, comedy, and pathos. Once Tommy and Jeff walk into the bustling market square of Brigadoon, two love stories unfold, lessons in values are learned, and the secret of Brigadoon is revealed, life will never be the same. Metoorable songs from the show include: "The Heather on the HOI", "Come to Me, Bend to Me", "Almost Like Being in Love", and "There But for You Go I", The lilting "I'll Go Home with Bonnie Jean", and the hilarious songs of the lusty Meg Brockie, add to the color and excitement of the production. Choreographer Missy Spengel has created dances of highland authenticity, and Broadway sparkle, as whirling petticoats and flashing swords highlight the wedding scene, MacConnachv Square, and the ethereal qualities of the blessed village. Music director Jeordano Martinez has blended a chorus of 90 voices into a vibrant tapestry of song, and artistic director Gloria Carr has .created vivid costumes evoking the essence of a Scottish village, yet capturing theatrical flair. The nine-piece orchestra will be under the direction of Richard Austin. Technical director is Paul Miller. The cast includes: as the young lovers Tommy and Fiona, Bob wilbrandt, Woodstock, and Shirley Owens, Hampshire ; and the bridal couple, Charlie and Jean, Christopher Connell and Missy Spengel, both Crystal Lake; as Jeff Douglas, Tom Dawson, Wonder Lake; as Meg Brockie. Anita Tebo. Woodstock; and as wild Harry Beaton, Adrian Lfoyd, Fox Lake. The villagers and other characters include cast members form Cary, Elgin, McHenry, Marengo, and Huntley. ' Tickets .are reserved seating only, and may be ordered through the Woodstock Opera House box office, Tuesday through Sunday from noon to 5 p.m. Group rates are available. For tickets, call 815-338-5300. Local residents involved in Brigadoon are: Allan L. Smith, director; Tom Dawson, Charlaine Tiffany; Bill Coughlin; Steven Miskoci; Laura Higgins; Sandy Schau; Judith Irwin, producer Paul O'Brien. Karpawicl McHenry Street slated for upgrading John Regner, McHenry Township highway commissioner, has announced that recent meetings w i t h M c H e n r y County Highway Supt. James R. and Karen iwich, County senior transportation p l a n n e r , h a v e resulted in tentative plans to reconstruct a n d i m p r o v e Hancock Drive, Wonder Lake. The area is between the two intersections with East Wonder Lake Road. 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