Music students compete
for scholarships
GLENDALE -- The Glendale Branch of the Music Teachers' Assn. of
California will sponsor its 2001 Memorial Music Scholarship auditions for
11th- and 12th-graders on Sunday at the Brand Library.
Teens studying music in Glendale will compete for scholarships ranging
from $100 to $700 for vocal or instrumental performances.
The event, coordinated by the association's Memorial Music Scholarship
Foundation, is open to the public. A wide range of musical styles will be
showcased.
If selected, musicians will perform at the Meet the Musicians program
on Saturday, April 28, at Brand Library, where they will receive their
scholarships.
'Hay Fever' opens Friday
at A Noise Within
GLENDALE -- The next production performed by A Noise Within is "Hay
Fever" by Noel Coward, opening Friday.
Directed by Art Manke, co-artistic director, the play is about the
highly independent and overtly bohemian Bliss family. Actress Judith and
novelist David are prone to elaborate parlor games, artistic outbursts
and hysterical indulgences. Four guests expecting a romantic weekend in
the country are instead treated to "Blissful" eccentricities and
unorthodox hospitality in this 1925 comedy of very bad manners.
The play continues through May 24, in repertory with Shakespeare's
"The Comedy of Errors."
Ticket prices range from $16 to $40 and can be reserved by calling
(323) 953-7795. The theater is at 234 S. Brand Blvd. in Glendale.
