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FRIDAY, APRIL 20, 2001 es gh Sai Se p-- RA Hypuotist Hel Lp iu advance, $15 at door ¥" Join | | us Thursday em e+ ne Om. higts: Nights at 9pn "arKsidae bi 'KARAOKE' » OXY 852.ROXY 9 / / FOR SHOWS & TIMES THEATRES Ol LABRIDGE Afternoon reception planned | Wicker Works' opens Saturday at gallery "Wicker Works" featur- Saturday, April 21 at the ing the original rustic twig Kent Farndale Gallery in designs of artist Maggie the Scugog Memorial Longworth will open Public Library, 231 Water OPEN HOUSE Saturday, April 28th The Video Image presents 58 Baldwin St. 50576558306 OUR BROOKLIN Prizes' ALANY hour! Street, Port Perry. A reception at the gallery from 1 to 4 p.m. on April 21 provides an excel- lent opportunity for the public to view this talent- ed artist's work. (Unfortunately, Maggie will be unable to attend this reception). Maggie's designs will remain on display until May 10. Maggie Longworth works with her husband Steve in their studio in Gooderham, Ontario. Maggie builds with willow, birch, cedar, striped maple and other woods to form rustic works that are both original and function- al. For over 12 years Maggie has consistently evolved her craft, and her unique and award winning designs have appeared in magazine articles and on television. She has also been com- missioned by the Disney Studios to provide furni- Maggie and Steve have worked together to design original twig furniture incorporating marquetry and woven design ele- ments creating a link with nature, and bringing a rus- + tic and delightful charm to both indoor and outdoor spaces. Their work is decora- tive and functional. Their baskets (both twig and - woven) are made from a wide range of natural . materials. Maggie also cre- ates arbors, trellises, gar- den gates, and restores wicker and chair seating. Maggie teaches a vari- ety of twig furniture cours- es and weekend work- shops throughout Ontario. Come and enjoy the work of this talented designer at the Kent Farndale Gallery in Port Perry, and experience for yourself a beautiful craft that is intriguing in its honest simplicity which reflects the subtle com- 1 Warner Homes Pictures L ture for two major motion plexity of nature. dk N EW C N pictures. - DAV BRO FE ADFOOT "audience paralysed with laughter" 'a comedic master" "a stream of brilliant topical wit" "comic genius" A Shantero Production SHOWPLACE PETERBOROUGH Sun., April 22 - 8 pm; 705 742-7469 LINDSAY ACADEMY THEATRE Sat., April 28 - 8 pm; 705 324-9111 Reserved Seating: $22.50(GST incl. plus s/c) ACs Re WA ZB SAY 2 {®] = & | 2 as . Show Time 8:00 : Ribbon Cutting Teka Aveblo tthe Oshawa Cero normation kiosk | 10:00 a.m i yen : Wit Producers: Lovis MacPherson & Claudia Kirkham The plot revolves around Pseudolus, a slave who will do almost anything to goin his freedom. When Pseudolus is left in charge of his owner's young son who has fallen madly in love with a beautiful courtesan, the fun begins. Th young boy promises Pseudolus his freedom if he con arrange a mars before his father returns. Psoudoles, conniving slave can foreses the tangled web t FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL: 723-0282 OR www.olt.on.ca The Oshawa Little Theatre Presents 2 Funny Thing Happened on the Way Co the Forum April 26 - May 12, 2001 o Tickets $15.00 of 9 dgioos, But not even t he is about to weave.