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ExperimentalT k a n t m A f C rivlTheatrevisions, a new experimental children%u2019s theatre company is beginning its first season with a presentation of %u201c Dolphin 2%u201d by Michael %u00a7: Procaccino, weekends, at Brooklyn Height%u2019s Spencer S Memorial Church.Forswearing the %u201c con- *: descending fa iry -ta le %u201d :%u00a3 syndrome, the ensemble led S by Tom Gardner and S Phillipe Roy, formerly with 3 the Boston Theatre g Workshop and Richard | Schechner%u2019s PerformanceGroup, %u201c uses radical theatre techniques\year-olds in experiencing rather than observing performances.%u201c Dolphin 2 \will be performed at Spencer, on Clinton & Remsen Sts. on Saturdays at 11 a.m. and 1 p.m., and on Sundays at 1 p.m. Admission is $1.50 for children and $2.00 for adults. Tickets will be available at the door. Box office opens one hour before performance.PHOENIX, Page FiveVersatile Essie LangExhibits At Gallerv 91Color Ink DrawingsBy Dutary On DisplayAn exhibition of color-inkdrawings by Alberto Dutary will beon display from April 13 to May 10at The Brooklyn Center of LongIsland University in downtownBrooklyn.Dutary, a Panamanian expatriate born in 1931, studied art inSpain at San Fernando Academy inSlope CenterVows toStay OpenThe Agency for ChildDevelopment has threatenedcurtailment of funds to area DayCare centers not complying withthe agency%u2019s directive to submitfinancial information about participating families.Over twenty day care centers inthe metropolitan area have refusedto supply such information becausethe income-based eligibilityrequirements are consideredprejudicial to working parentswho, without day care, would haveto give up their jobs.One local center, The Park SlopeDay Care Collective, at 741President St., faces a shutdown fortheir noncompliance with the city%u2019sdirective. A spokesman for thecenter said Tuesday that they wereconsidering ways to keep providingday care services for their community, while continuing the fightagainst government restrictions.BROOKLYNCO NSERVATO RYOF M USIC58 Seventh Ave.at Lincoln PlaceMA 2-3300Chartered by Board of RegentsTHIMBPrivate lessons for everyone inPiano, Yoice and all Instruments. Classes in Musical Subjects (Conducting, History ot Music, bignt singing, ana many more).Register NowTestimonials, Certificates, Diploma,FREE MUSICAPTITUDE TESTUnder New Ycyk State ApprovalMadrid, where he later attendedthe University of Madrid. He alsostudied privately under DanielVazquez Diaz. He is an arthistorian as well as a painter andhas had 17 previous one-man showsin Europe, Central and SouthAmerica, and the United States,and has participated in numerousgroup exhibitions.His pen and ink drawings intones of predominantly brown,blue, and purple are surrealisticfantasies including nude studies,ominous birds, figures in floppyhats, small dogs, and architecturaldements such as balustrades.Often his strange beings aredepicted in the corners of barerooms engaged in typically ambiguous surreal relationships, lostin their own moody thoughts. Hispictures are titled in Spanish,although even in translation theexact meanings remainmysterious.Dutary, is an instructor inpainting and drawing at theBrooklyn Museum Art School andan adjunct associate professor atStaten Island Community College.Hie exhibition will be on view tothe public in the lobby gallery ofMetcalfe Hall from 10:00 A.M. to10:00 P.M. Monday to Friday.BY CORRINE COLEMANEssie Lang, whose first onewoman show of paintings andconstructions opens April 14, atGallery 91, has teen working in artand design for the past 15 years.Starting with photography in 1958,the Cobble Hill artist did stageportraits for the PromenadeTheatre (an off-Broadway groupworking in Brooklyn Heights atthat time) before becoming thecostume designer for %u201c HeddaGabler%u201d and %u201cThe Lady%u2019s Not ForBurning,%u201d which were presentedby other off-Broadway companies.Recently trying her hand athandbag design, she successfullycreated, under the label, Essie N.Y., bags that sold at top New Yorkstores like Abercrombie & Fitch,Henri Bendel and Lord & Taylor.Her lifelong interest and involvement with the arts has included studies of painting andsculpture at Columbia University%u2019sSchool of Art, the BrooklynMuseum, and The EducationalAlliance in New York. She hasexhibited at the %u201cSilvermineAnnual%u201d in Silvermine, Conn., thePlymouth Church Annual inBrooklyn Heights and the ChristChurch shows in Cobble Hill.Though her work is largely in theabstract mode, Lang believes thatany style is good as long as there isevidence of an original spark anddisciplined craftsm anship.One of the tang works a t Ge^ilery 91.SANE renders PrsAder-f Nixon%u201cNixon%u2014Threat to AmericanFreedom?%u201d will be the subject of atalk by Dr. John Ullmann at theBrooklyn Heights SANE PublicForum April 18, starting at 8:30p.m.The Forum, which is free, willinclude a question and answerperiod. It is set for the FirstUnitarian Church, Monroe Place atPierrepont Street. Refreshmentswill be served.Dr. Ullmann, a member ofSANE%u2019s National Board andExecutive Committee, is Professorof Management and Chairman ofthe Department of Management,Marketing and QuantitativeMethods at Hofstra University. Heis also an industrial engineer andconsultant on industrialization,product planning and transportation. In 1972, Prof. Ullmannauthored %u201c Potential CivilianMarkets for the MilitaryElectronics Industry.%u201dSpecial HolidayPerform ances!<%u00a7ncw cWhiteAND THESEVEN DWARFSA p ril 15-19 at 1:00April 23&24at1:00THE ADVENTURES OFwiriuculiu$1.25,1.00, .75The Brooklyn Academy of Music30 Lafayette Avenue, Brooklyn, N.Y. 11217BOX OFFICE (212)783-6700Group Rates on Request during Business HoursAttended Parkina AvailableOUR FIRST STORE-WIDE CLEARANCE10 TO 30% REDUCTIONALL Framed Graphics & Prints .... LESS 30%ALL Unframed P rin ts ......................LESS20%ALL Lladro Porcelain from Spain . . . LESS 10%ALL Sculpture Reproductions............LESS 20%ALL Bronze Sculptures.......................LESS 10%DALI'S SILVERPLATES..................LESS 20%CHAGALL PORCELAIN PLATE . . . 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