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The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, April 28, 1993 13 Courtice Thespian Returns to Star In Durham Shoestring Performance Kiwanis '93 Music Festival Results by Laura J. Richards The goal of a theatrical career has taken a local woman to the Durham Shoestring Performers, to York University, University, to a theatre company of her own and then back again to the Shoestring Shoestring Performers. "I was ,15 when I joined the Durham Durham Shoestring Performers," said Courtice resident Susan Lowry. Ms Lowry, a drama teacher at Pickering High School, is in the last play of the 19th season of the Durham Shoestring Performers. The production production is called Diamond Vision. . Mary, Ms Lowry's character, is a BLOCK PARENT "woman who has a great sense of humour" humour" and has strong tics to her family. family. It is that family that part of the play focuses on. In the play, she and her husband, Joe, are going through a rough time as they discover that their 21-year old son, Paul, has a drinking problem and their 19-year old daughter, Betty, is pregnant by her Boyfriend Zak. Together, Mary and Joe decide to try marriage counselling as suggested by their friends on the slow-pilch baseball league. "Mary wants their 22-year marriage to work," said Ms Lowry. Upon examining their children's problems, the couple discovers that there are many issues to work on in their relationship. Things get crazy and stressful as each character tries to sort out the joys and sorrows of living in these modem times. With quick, witty dialogue, the play is funny, Ms Lowry said. However, it also has some language language that could be seen as offensive in it, so this play is for mature audiences, audiences, Ms Lowry said. Written by Llewellyn Jones, directed directed by Chris Rollo and produced by Carolyn Wilson, the, play is a world premiere as the fourth and final play of the Durham Shoestring Performers 19th season. It will be presented on May 7, 8, 13,14 and 15 at 8 p.m. at the Arts Resource Resource Centre, located behind Oshawa City Hall on Bagot Street. Tickets can be purchased at Information Information Oshawa at the city hall. Piano students of Brenda Lowry received the following results in this year's music festival. Class 910A - list B - Grade 2 - Dana Sutherland - 1st class Honours. Class 913 - list A - Grade 3 - Rae Anne Boss - 2nd place with 1st class Honours. Jill Stewart - 1st class Honours. Class 917 - list A - Grade 4 - Natalie Natalie Zawada - 1st class Honours. Class 929 - list A - Grade 7 - Anne Stewart - 1st place with 1st class Honours. Heather Youngman - 2nd place with 1st class Honours. Class 914 - list B - Grade 3 - Rae Anne Boss - 1st class Honours. Class 918 - list B - Grade 4 - Emily Emily MacLeod - 2nd place with 1st class Honours. Class 923 - list C - Grade 5 - Sarah Sarah Paquette - 1st class Honours. Class 915 - list C - Grade 3 - Rae Anne Boss - 1st class Honours. Class 922 - list B - Grade 5 - Amanda Welsh - 3rd place with 1st class honours. Class 931 - list C - Grade 7 - Ann Stewart - Honours. Heather Youngman - 3rd place with 1st class Honours, Class 930 - list B - Grade 7 - Ann Stewart - 3rd place with 1st class Honours. Class 919 - list C - Grade 4 - Kelly Kelly Donohue - 1st class Honours. Natalie Zawada - 2nd place with ' 1st class Honours. Class 910 - list B - Grade 2 - Kerri Rath - 1st class Honours. Trinity U.C.W. Salad Luncheon Wednesday, May 5th 11:00 a.m., 12 Noon, 1:00 p.m. Tickets -- $6.00 Tickets available from Church Office 623-3138 (1-4 p.m.) Joan James -- 623-2282 Need TO KNOW SOMETHING ABOUT YoUR New COMMUNITY? .Call Sandra Yates 623-5873 Our hostess will bring gifts and greetings, along with helpful community information. The Castle Hotel Proudly Presents... A disapproving mom is just what any son needs when he is about to suck back a cool one. However, this "mom" is none other than Courtice resident Susan Lowry, an actor with the Durham Shoestring Performers. She is seen here with Mike Mcquigan who portrays her son, Paul, and Adam Hachey in the role of her daughter's boyfriend, Zak. Ms Lowry portrays a married woman called Mary in a production production entitled Diamond Vision. 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