Arts diary
VISHAL ARTS ROBERT McDOUGALL ART GALLERY (Botanic Gardens) PERMANENT COLLECTION C.S.A. GALLERY (66 Gloucester Street) JOHN PANTING — Sculpture PHOTOGRAPHERS’ GALLERY (40 Oxford Terrace) HUGH PERRY — “Nature’s Children” (large colour prints) until May 6. CAPRICORN GALLERY (142 Gloucester Street) ROYCE McGLASHEN — Pottery. BROOKE/GIFFORD GALLERY (112 Manchester Street) ARTISTS FROM THE SOUTH. (Closes April 29). THEATRE COURT THEATRE: “Glide Time,” by Roger Hall. Producer, Randell Wackrow.
lOLANTHE: Gilbert and Sullivan Society production. Theatre Royal, Timaru, Friday and Saturday.
CHILDREN’S THEATRE: “The Adventures of a Bear Called Paddington.” Repertory Theatre, opens Saturday!
JOHN CAIRNEY: “The Robert Burns Story." James Hay Theatre, Monday (also appearing May 3 and 4). MUSIC TODAY: Margaret Cooke (cello) Helen Clark (violin), Mark Hodgkinson (trumpet), Marise White (viola), Jeffrey McNeill (bassoon), Angela Campbell (piano). Music by Williams, Bartok. Mudge, C.P.E. Bach. School of Music, 1.10 p.m. WEDNESDAY: Music by Mozart and others. Played by Ruth Pearl: lan Falloon, John Ure, Dobbs Franks. Centre Gallery, Arts Centre, 1.15 p.m. THURSDAY: John Luxton (piano playing Bach Partitas V and VI. The last in the series of programmes devoted to the Bach Partitas. School of Music, 1.10 pan. SATURDAY: Christchurch Orchestral Society silver jubilee concert. James Hay Theatre, 8 p.m. SATURDAY; Karl Herreshoff (guitar). Museum Theatre, 8 pan. SUNDAY: University Chamber Orchestra and Singers. Bach Cantata No. 4. St .Alban’s Methodist Church, Merivale, 2.45 pan.
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Press, 26 April 1977, Page 27
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