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Ogunquit Playhouse bringsus,begin¬ ningJune24,thefollowinglineup: Where'sCharley?,LendMeaTenor,Man of LaMancha, Rumors, and Annie Get YourGun.Ticketsare$18.(207)494-5511. Fortheentiresummerscheduleofstate¬ widetheaterofferings,checkoutourMay 1991AttractionsIssue,featuringour7997 SummerTheaterPreview.
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Abrams & Anderson presentsitsnew summerrevuethisyearatthePortlandPer¬ formingArtsCenter,July18-20. Abrams& Anderson have monikered their summer comedyspectacular“OneFootInReality." Theyareuncertainwheretheotherfootis. Onlythreeperformanceswillbepresented, at8p.m.eachevening.Ticketsare$12at
The 20th Rockport Folk Festival hits MaineonJuly12and13,at7:30p.m.both evenings,atthe Rockport Opera House, Rockport.OnFridaythe12th,headliners suchas Gordon Bok, Cindy Kallet, The MacArthur Family, Kendall Morse, Coun¬ ty Down, and Hal 'n Tow willappear.On SaturdayNight,it’s Bob Stuart, Nick Apollonio, Dave Mallett, Different Shoes, Timberl, and Cliff Haslam. Ticketsare$12atthedoor,$20forboth evenings.Therewillbeafolkmusicwork¬ shop onJuly73atRockportElementary Schoolfrom12to4p.m.Workshopswillbe runbythefolkfestivalmusiciansandwill includediversetopicssuchasharmony, rounds,downeastfiddlestyles,andthefolk
Portland Public Library, 5 Monument Square,Portland,presentsanexhibition, ParsOrientalis: EastAsiainOldMaps— laserfacsimilesofantiquemapsthrough June 28. Paintings by Willard Good¬ man, anexhibitionofwatercolorsand acrylicsbythisnotedPeaksIslandartist willbeheldJuly2-August15. You can viewthewinningpaintingsfromtheSide¬ walkArtFestivalfromAugust 19-31at Prizewinning Paintings, 871-1700.
Southworth Planetarium, USM,96 Fal¬ mouthStreet,Portland,presentsseveral Astronomy (ATouroftheSolarSystem, The Birth and Death of Stars, The Mars Show, Introduction to the Plan¬ etarium, What’s Up and Where) and LaserLightShows.PublicEveningShows areWednesdays,Fridays,andSaturdays. Doorsopenat6:30p.m.Astronomyshows at7p.m.Laserlightshowsat8:30p.m.$3 adults;$2.50childrenandseniors.Child¬ renunder5notadmittedtoeveningshows.
The Wilhelm Reich Museum, Dodge Pond Road,Rangeley,presentsaworkshopon The Orgone Energy Accumulator on July22-26.Lecture,hands-onconstruc¬ tion,demonstrations,paneldiscussion, andhistoricaudiotapes.864-3443.
McArthurPublicLibrary,270MainStreet, Biddeford,presents Used Book Sales August2,3-6p.m.,andAugust 3from10 a.m.to1p.m.284-6761.
TheSeashoreTrolleyMuseum,Kennebunk¬ port,presents Sunset Rides Fridayeven¬ ings through August 30. Oide Tyme Movie Sing-Along Nights arepresented Saturdayevenings through August 31. Canada Day, July1,letsyourideandsee themuseum’scollectionofbeautifullyres¬ toredCanadiantrolleys,includingMont¬ real’s“GoldenChariot”andMontreal’s "Battleship.’’ July13isthe Parade of Trolleys from1p.m.to1:45p.m.OnJuly 14,it’s Moxie Day, whenyoucanseethe MoxieJunctionModelRailroad,Taurusthe Clown,andMoxieSouvenirs.August77is the Oide Tyme Big Top Family Circustwoshowsintheafternoon.The New Orleans Day Cajun Festival isAugust 77,featuringthe“StreetcarNamedDesire" trolleyparadeandmusicbythe Bellamy Jazz Band. 883-2460.
The Maine Maritime Museum, 243 Wash¬ ingtonStreet,Bath,presentsacruise, Five Lighthouses by Day and Night, which leavesBoothbayHarborat6p.m.withcoctailsanddinnerenrouteonJune77,July 8,andAugust12.June18thereisalec¬ ture on Prince William Sound/16 Months Later byJackBattick,7:30.July7 is Waterfront Day withthelaunchofEli¬ zabethIIafterrestorationbytheAppren¬ ticeshop.July2thereisacruiseto His¬ toric Shipyards Galore, 10a.m.to5p.m. July8featuresthecruise TheTrailofthe Osprey, 11:30a.m.to5p.m.OnJuly30, it’sthecruise Puffins, Whales & Sea Tales, 8a.m.to8p.m.OnAugust 6isthe cruise Oven’s Mouth, Wiscasset & Hockomock, 11a.m.to5p.m.August24 and 25 mark the date for the Maine Antique Power Engine Meet. 443-1316.
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TheBath-BrunswickFolkClubpresents Heritage Days Songs of the Sea, a rowdyeveningofseasongsandstories withBrianChadbourneandthePortland¬ basedcollectiveRollandGo.,Castlebay, andBritish-bornCliffHaslam,onJuly6,at 8.Then July19theFolkLegacyrecord labelcelebratesthirtyyearsoffinemusic¬ makingwithaneveningoffamilyen¬ tertainmentby Caroline & Sandy Paton. Foraneveningofgreatmusicandmany laughsbesuretocatch Steve Keys at8on August3.Tickets6adv./8attheCurtis LittleTheater,attheChocolateChurch, 804WashingtonStreet,Bath.729-3185.
TheMid-CoastJazzSocietypresentsthe K. Barry Saunders groupJune20,and Al Wilson, Jazz Organist, June 21,the Debris Trio June22,the East End Jazz Quartet June27,the John Modeski Trio featuringdrumminglegendAlanDawson June 28,andthe Mandalal Octet June 29,allat9p.m.,andanopen Jazz Jam every Sunday at the Cafe No, 20 DanforthSt.,Portland.772-8114.The MuddyRudderisthestageforthe Muriel Havenstein Trio 1-4p.m. June 23 and June 30. Route1,Edgecomb.882-7748. David Libby, whoteachesjazzpianoat Bowdoin,playsMondayandTuesdayeven¬ ingsatFanny’sRestaurantattheRamada InninLewiston.Besuretocatchthe Down East Jazz Festival attheSamoset,Rock¬ portAugust16&17.Featuredartistsare theRoyalRiverPhilharmonicJazzBand, theHeritageJazzBand,theNewEngland All-Stars.
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ChuckKrugerProductionspresents The Old Time Radio Gang/ Al Hawks on June22; Cheryl Wheeler/Fred Koller July20;andthe Wicked Good Band August24.allat8attheWaldoTheater, Waldoboro.832-6060.July26isthedate for 4 Bitchin’ Babes attheFirstParish Church,Portland.354-8928
PortlandRecreationpresentsSummerin theParks.EveningConcertsattheDeering Oaks: Al Hawkes & Nitehawkes June25. Parabola July2. The Legends July9, New England Jazz July16. Moxie Men July30, Papa Loves Mambo August9. andthe Maine Brass Quintet August13. SunsetFolkSeriesontheWesternProm: Darien Brahms June 19, Jim Gallant July26, Slaid Cleaves July3, Curt Bessette July10, Brenda Moore July 17. Lazy Mercedes July31 ,LisaGallant August7.Children’sPerformancesatDeer¬ ingOaks(12:30p.m.): Lonnie Man¬ chester July77,the Mad Horse Theatre July18, Glen Dwyer August7, Ralph Greenwood August 8 , Troy Hohnston August 75 Chandler’s Band Concerts at the Fort Allen Park Gazebo are on WednesdayJuly4,thenThurdaysJu/y11August8.874-8793or874-8300x8791.
ThePortlandSymphonyOrchestra,30Myrtle Street,presents Independence Pops at 7:30p.m.atFortWilliamsParkatCape ElizabethonJuly3.accompaniedbyfire¬ works.andatCascoVillageField.Casco (627-4515)onJuly4.ThePSOwillperform aprogramof TV'S Greatest Themes July 12, and Out of this World, thethemes fromStarWars,E.T.,etc.,onJuly26,atFort WilliamsPark.Call773-8191forticket information.
FriendsoftheKotzschmarOrganandthe CityofPortlandpresent An Organ Con¬ cert attheCityHallAuditoriumJune25at 7:30,andan Organ Demonstration June 27,atnoon.Free.
MaineSlateMusicTheater,14MiddleStreet, P.O.Box656,Brunswick.04011,opensits 33rdSeasonwithaproductionof Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, themusicalbasedbyAndrewLloydWebber onbiblicaladventuresandincludesthemes ofmorality,filialloveanddeceitthrough June22.June25markstheopeningof A Connecticut Yankee, anadaptationof MarkTwain'sclassic. HelloDolly opens July9. BigRiver, theadventuresofHuck¬ leberryFinn,startsJuly23.andrunsfor3 weeks.725-8769
Laura Kargul July6,playingMozari, Schumann,LizstandRavel.7:30,Nordica Auditorium.Ticketsare$4/6. July 20 marksthedatewhen Mychal Gendron , classicalguitarist,playsworksbySanz,Sor, Toroba,RodrigoandAlbeniz.$4/6. The Katahdin Chamber Ensemble plays July31.645-2157.
MaskedBallwithresidentartists.July10 c1marksthedatethe Aeolian Chamber Players performthemusicofChopin,Ives andTower.July12thereisaconcertof musicbyMozartandBrahms,andromantic worksforguitarattheFirstParishChurchat 8. On July 17 and 79 there are per¬ formances of the works of Schubert, Mendelssohn, Berio, Mozart, Albert, Continued
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JoanWhitneyPaysonGalleryofArt,West¬ brookCollege,716StevensAvenue.Through September: The Permanent Col¬ lections and Selected Loans, features worksbyDegas,Renoir,Klee,Whistler,and Prendergast,aswellasworksbyMonet, Picasso,Gaugin,Ingres,andStuart.Tuesdays,Wednesdays,Fridays:10a.m.-4p.m., Thursdays:10a.m.-9p.m.,Saturdaysand Sundays:Ip.m.-5p.m.Closedholidays andbetweenexhibits.797-9546.
BowdoinCollegeMuseumofArt,Walker ArtBuilding,Brunswick.ThroughJuly14 isanexhibitofoneofAmerica'sleading abstractartist Katherine Porter’s paint¬ ingsanddrawings.Through August 18is anexhibitoftheworksof Leonard Baskin Prints,Drawings,andSculpture.Saturday, 10a.m.to5p.m.Sunday2-5p.m.725-3003.
ElementsGallery,56MaineStreet,Bruns¬ wick,presentsthroughJuly6: Watershed 5th Anniversary Show groupceramic showandgallerytalks.July10-August17: Robert Stebleton, contemporaryfolk woodcarvingandpainting. August 21September 28: Natasha Kempers-Cullen, paintedandquiltedfabricart. 729-1108.
O’Farrell Gallery, 16 Maine Street, Brunswick, presents new paintings by HowardCliffordthroughJuly6.729-8228.
TheMuseumofArt,OlinArtsCenter,Bates College.Lewiston,presents ARTworks, an exhibitionofartbyother-abledadolescent andadultartistsinLewistonandAuburn throughAugust11.786-6330.
HobeSoundGalleriesNorth,58Maine Street,Brunswick,presentsthroughJuly6 Melita Brecher, worksofsculptureand handmade paper.July10-August17the gallerypresentsanexhibitofworksby Abby Shahn, David Driskell, Ron Cross. 725-4191.
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