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Neil Simon’s play scortori
Brighton Beach Memoirs
Directed by J. Kevin Doolen
Starring: Keith Neagle, Susan
Johnston, Lindsay Jo Hartline,
Sarah Bibeau, Kelly Stolte, Ricky
Wood, and Michael Santos
Every now and then, a play
comes along that has the per
fect mixture of every element:
interesting storyline, talented
actors and capable directing.
Brighton Beach Memoirs seems
to hit the spot.
Intriguing the audience can be
a challenge for actors, but the
cast of Brighton Beach Memoirs
goes beyond mere entertain
ment. The cast's natural talent
keeps the audience on the edge
of its seats with an incredible
performance.
Recreating 1937, Brighton
Beach Memoirs takes the audi-
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Keith Neagle, a junior theater arts and English major, plays the role
of Eugene.
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buffalo sculpture
RAPID CITY, S.D. (AP) - Kevin Costner has
picked a site in Deadwood for the display of a 17-
piece bronze sculpture showing Lakota hunters
driving a herd of buffalo along and over a bluff.
The sculpture, which was to have been the cen
terpiece of Costner's proposed Dunbar Resort, is
to be installed on Dunbar property on the north
west edge of town.
Officials said the sculpture will not be open to
the public for about a year. Plans call for building
a loop road, parking lot, heritage center, interpre
tive trail and viewing terraces.
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terpiece of the story of the North AmefkllW^ D
and the cultures that have been ^ e P en ^ eil!: jji at ; nun -|
said Pat Wyss of the Rapid City l an ^ sca ( ,e; | 0 pj es ,
tectural firm doing the site design. month
Peggy Detmers, a Rapid City artist, crej:;; ( | rop p ed
sculpture. The pieces are 125 P ercent 0 ■ : onc j S p 0 t
size. The sculpture has three Lakota ride' ^ nc j t ^ e
horseback and 14 bronze bison. Gutterflo
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Wyoming foundry where they were cast ’ No.i i. Ju
delays in getting the Dunbar resort built. S(
The Costners are bound by a contrac! j n
Detmers to put the bronze sculpture on,
display by 2003.
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