Saturday The Tanner Humanities Center presents a discussion panel following the matinee performance of The Babcock Theatre production of Fuente Ovejuna by Lope de Vega , directored by Richard Scharine. Panelists are to be announced. For full Babcock season information and ticket prices, call at 581-6961. Sponsored by the Tanner Humanities Center. We will validate parking if you bring ticket from the lot near the Library and University Bookstore, accessible via South Campus Drive by turning North on 1500 East.
Panelists are to be announced.
Sponsored by Oral History Institute, Utah Arts Council, University of Utah departmens of English, Creative Writing Program, Languages and Literature, and Tanner Center. The movement is related to the 18th-century discomfort with the arbitrary conventions of language in general, as they make it impossible to express what is absolutely individual and personal. It is actually a vast subject. Works by Mozart, Beethoven and Brahms. Tickets are free and available through any ArtTix outlet.