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The University of Waterloo Arts Centre will present Musign at the Humanities Theatre Sun. Apr. 13 at 7:30 p.m. Musign is a professional dance ing and electrifying experience theatre company founded and which is fully accessible to the directed by hearing-impaired deaf, yet draws general audi- performers. Unique within the ences to their feet at the conclu- field of deaf theatre, Musign sion of each show. presents a fast-paced and highly Since incorporating in 1981, entertaining musical revue Musign has toured extensively. choreographed in sign language, receiving unanimous acclaim for dance and mime, and set to the performances throughout the recorded sounds of Broadway United States, Canada, and and movie show tunes, early rock Japan. In May, 1983, Musign and roll. jazz, country, and New received a 1982 Bay Area Thea- Wave music. Colorful, often ex- tre Critic's Circle Award for New otic, costumes, sets and lighting Directions in Theatre. complete the staging. For hear- Tickets are available at the ing impaired members of the Humanities Theatre Box Office, audience balloons are distributed by phoning 885-4280. or at any rtte,,,e=,effffffff,=fe Illll‘ I NEW SPRING tr SUMMER t' 5 ARRIVALS IN h a INFANTS CLOTHING g it The Pudgy Panda 5 " Eby Street l. N - v -ee-e . - - - V li (Comet ot “an" Lane 3 Etty Strum l m5: 5'11. Sl Tl,"stc, 742.3925 Iz:! t 5% Discount To Single 1il)9tt1iTTf Chronicle Special Teenage Mead ' Trouble in The Jungle Warm Records Martyrs for practically the entirety of their existence, to say Teenage Head have been through the school of hard knocks would be an understatement; these guys have done post graduate work and been given tenyre, . Roaa MacDonald Which is unfair really, because the image of the band as some sort of devil's advocate has been grossly exaggerated. Compared to more raucous contemporaries such as Black Flag, Frankie Venom and Co. are nothing more than rambunctious choir boys. The tag of troublemaker was pinned on the band because of its predeliction for provoking the audience. Not a sentimental crew by any means, the disdain was as much designed to create an air of notoriety as it was to incite some sort of reaction. ‘The "ti,GU, worked and over the years they acquired a strpng Ioctl gull following. Unfortunately, the defiance came to a head a couple of years ago during a concert at Ontario Place. The now infamous riot that took place caused an over-reaction among the city fathers and left promoters wary of hiring a bunch of rock demagogues. -- 'iiiCraisiGsnient iinii reorganization that followed left the band in disarray. Conscious of their public image and the prospects of not 0We carry My QUALITY nursery furnishings for resale. 0We sell new & used toys, clothes, and babv accessories. 0 Your baby items are needed now to sell on consignment. ,. - uaG;kara.arardrarararar-a-ara"_ Award-winning lhhusign appears at Arts Centre which when inflated, act as vibration amplifiers to help them feel the music. The effect of this unusual program is an enchant- ing and electrifying experience which is fully accessible to the deaf, yet draws general audi- ences to their feet at the conchr sion of each show. Since incorporating in 1981, Musign has toured extensively, receiving unanimous acclaim for performances throughout the United States, Canada, and Japan. In May, 1983, Musign received a 1982 Bay Area Thea- tre Critic's Circle Award for New Directions in Theatre. Wetltwsduy, 9 April to Saturdqr. 12 April 8 m p m _ Humamm-x Theatre The \mndcrful sounds of the mum‘ and ly no of (inlhcn & Sullivan mum to the Humamm-x stagc as the Itaterhto Rogmnal bunch of the Gillwrt K Sullivan Society prvwms m litth prodtrrtton, Thr Mikado - " Ptwwoted In c" opt-mum mth the " Vts Ccntrr ' _ .md CFCA N In: l in '" than t Ftt 10-! NM)!“ _ in Gilhert f- XII/lira" finding work, they decided to capitulate The redemptive process was an attempt to kiss and make up, basically, a "hey, we're not such a bad bunch of guys" statement. The name was changed to Teenage Heads to remove any sexual connotations and the raw sound was streamlined to appease the nervous record executives. The sanitary overhaul didn't help them find a new label and subsequent attempts to stroke the corporate backside failed miserably. Without a major label and having lost much of their creative energy, they drifted from the local scene. Trouble In The Jungle finds a rejuvenated Teenage Head back where it belongs - on an indie label - and playing the frivolous, high energy brand of rock and roll that was once its trademark. The choice of material - including songs by Elvis Presley and Eddie Cochran - signifies a return to the roots. And anyone who does a cover of Tommy Roe's "Jam Up And Jelly Tight" obviously doesn't take this business too seriously. But that's what Teenage Head has always represented - party music with an occasional mean streak thrown in to add a little extra punch. . Assuming the old wounds have healed, this spirited return to what they do best should see Teenage Head galvanizing crowds on the club circuit' once again. SI! 00 awn“! (Groups of 201w nmn' $0 (In nu Irtestr, tbo MN ' oqrrhte "rt, mum. u m. Hum,” tio other BASS outlet. Ticket prices are: Adults $11.50. student/sen- ior $9. - [iWIllfCE SUNDAY MORNING SPECIAL 14W". “81’ "Lowest Rates tn Town" Saturday, Noon-10 pm. Sunday, Noon-6 pm. 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