'Technicolor Dream Coat' to be on stage

[FEB. 3, 2001]  Lincoln Christian College and Seminary will present "Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dream Coat," directed by Tim Searby, music minister for Lincoln Christian Church. Performances will be Thursday, Feb. 22, through Saturday, Feb. 24, at 7:30 p.m. in the Earl C Hargrove Chapel auditorium.

For additional information, call (217) 732-3168, Ext. 2254.

‘Bus Stop’ cast chosen

[JAN. 11, 2001]  The cast of Theatre 7’s next production, "Bus Stop," has been selected. It includes Mitchaleen Lowe in the role of Elma, Pati Sprague as Grace, Kevin Kelley as Will, Britten Traughber as Cherie, Al Scheider as Dr. Lyman, Ron Helm as Carl, Dan Cox as Virgil and Shawn Becker as Bo.

Performance dates are Feb. 2-4 and 9-11 at the Decatur Civic Center Theatre.

"Bus Stop," written by William Inge, is a drama/comedy about how a group of travelers stranded by a snowstorm learn about friendship and love. Director William Keagle calls "Bus Stop" the best play written by one of America’s finest playwrights. Other plays written by William Inge include "Come Back, Little Sheba" and "Picnic."

For more information about the cast, contact the director, William Keagle, at 875-3533.

Tickets are on sale now at the Decatur Civic Center Box Office, 422-6161.

The website for Theatre 7 – Decatur’s Community Theatre is at www.decaturnet.org/theatre7.

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New Lincoln Community Theatre website

Lincoln Community Theatre’s (LCT) new website is up and available. The site serves a number of functions, from providing information on becoming a season ticket holder to showing what new productions are being planned for next season. It lists everything one wants to know about LCT — except the scripts. The top of the page lists those already involved in the theatre and announces any paid or unpaid positions, which are still available. Audition dates are also listed for prospective actors.

The site also links to Gus Gordon Productions and Grand Ball Costumes. Gus Gordon produces plays all over central Illinois, and the site lists the upcoming plays. Grand Ball Costumes rents costumes here in central Illinois for plays, Halloween, weddings, birthdays or any other occasion.

A little farther down, the site offers information on upcoming plays, admission prices and season ticket prices. Presently, LCT’s website is displaying pictures of recent performances: "Annie" and "A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum."

If you are interested in joining a performance or just going to see one, visit LCT’s website at www.geocities.com/lincolncommunitytheatre/index.html, e-mail LCT at lincolncommunitytheatre@yahoo.com, or write to Lincoln Community Theatre, P.O. Box 374, Lincoln, IL  62656.

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