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P B O s M IXNew Belgrave Troupe at LIUCynthia Belgrave will direct %u201cTwit,%u201d amusical farce on William Shakespeare%u2019s%u201cMeasure for M easure,%u201d at Long IslandUniversity%u2019s Brooklyn Campus TriangleTheater, June 19-29. The production will bepresented Thursday-Sunday, 7:30pm, andSaturday and Sunday, 2:30pm.According to Dr. David Gild, associatedean at the School of the Arts, %u201cCynthia andher crew will be the 1986-87 Theater-inResidence at LIU, and we%u2019re very excitedabout plans for the fall sem ester.%u201d Those include four performances for the year, workshops for students, and the chance forstudents to appear in plays.The theater is at Flatbush Avenue Extension and DeKalb Avenue. Tickets to %u201cTwit%u201dare |6 , $5 for students. For further information, call 783-3902.MOBI Jazz in Two ConcertsThe Musicians of Brooklyn Initiative(MOBI) June Concert Series will consist oftwo major performances on June 20 andJune 21. The first will feature the HiddenCity String Band and AM Sleep. Featuredon the 21st will be the Elaine J.Cohen/Wilber Morris Duo and JeffreySchanzer Ensemble.The Hidden City String Band is comprisedof guitarist Mikele Navazio and violinistCharles Burnham. The members of A.M.Sleep are Bill Ware m on vibraphone, BillDavis, alto sax, Matt King, keyboards, JoeLester, bass, and Vince Schmelzkops ondrums.In the Elaine J. Cohen/Wilbur MorrisDuo, Cohen is responsible for vocals andpoetry, while Morris plays bass. In the Jeffrey Schanzer Ensemble, Leroy Jenkins ison violin, Ned Rothenberg plays woodwinds,Sch&nzer plays guitar, Lindsey Homer,bass, and Bobby Previte, drums.Both concerts will be held at 8pm at St.Ann%u2019s Church, 157 Montague St. Admissionis $5. TDF vouchers are accepted.Sunday Jazz at the AnchorageThe third performance in the %u201cSundayJazz in The Anchorage%u201d series will featurea double billing of David Peaston and theVoices of Peace and Love, and Geri Allen.The series is presented by Creative Time, anon-profit arts organization founded toassist visual and performing artists. June 22is the date for the event, and showtime is4pm.Peaston is a jazz and R&B vocalist whohas recorded and toured as a member ofLester Bowie%u2019s Roots to the Source. Allen%u2019squintet will perform original works fromher two albums. She is one of a group ofyoung composers working to synthesizetraditional and contemporary black music.The performances are held at theBrooklyn Bridge Anchorage, Cadman PlazaWest and Front St. Tickets are $6, $3 formembers and senior citizens, or TDF * $1.For more information call (212) 571-2206.Laziza Hosts Mixed MediaLaziza will host a mixed media art cafe,%u201cSpontaneous Combustion,%u201d on June 22,from 3-6pm. The event will include presentations by performers, film makers,video artists, and a computerized slide projectionist.Performers include: Nancy Zendora withLeslie Yancy; Maya Miienovic, and AnnSullivan. Film makers are David Fleischer,Lucy Hemmendinger, and Judy Marriottwith Todd Rutt. Video artists are PennyWard, William and Kathleen Laziza, andPaul Kirshbalm. Computerized slide projectionist Jeff Young will also make a presentation.%u201cSpontaneous Combustion%u201d will be at 123Smith Street. Admission is free, but foodand drinks will be sold. For information,call 797-3116.Gallery Cabaret Lauds TheaterThe Gallery Players of Park Slope willpresent %u201cSwingin%u2019 in the Breeze,%u201d an evening of music and dance, as part of itscabaret series. The event takes a look atentertainment %u201cfrom the Stone Age to theSpace Age.%u201d According to cabaret coordinator Mary Ruth Goodley, the emphasisof %u201cSwingin%u2019 in the Breeze%u201d will not be theBroadway stage, but %u201cmusic and dance ofall ages.%u201dThe cabaret will be performed by VinceCapriotti, Ron Coombs, Ken Dray,Catharine Guiher, Mark Hunt, Richard McCoy, Denise O%u2019Brien, Michael Pantone, andMaryann Swift and others. Much of thematerial was written by Dean Haglin, whowill be the master of ceremonies. Themusical director is pianist Andrew Bossov,who will be accompanied by Tom Maher onpercussion.Performances will be held on June 20 at8pm, and on June 21 at 7:30pm and 10pm atthe Berkeley Carroll Street School, 181 Lincoln Place. Admission is $5 or TDFvoucher. For further information, call638-5725.A rt T akesPARK FOR OPERA: The MetropolitanOpera continues its %u201cMet in the Parks%u201dseries this summer with a production of%u201cAida.%u201d Held in Marine Park, performanceis on June 20 at 8pm. Performed by the Metmore than any other opera, %u201cAida%u201d waswritten by Giuseppe Verdi to commemoratethe opening of the Suez Canal. The show isfree, and is being sponsored by ChemicalBank.RIVER%u2019S FOUR-POSTER: The RiverStage will perform %u201cThe Four-Poster,%u201d acomedy in three acts, starring Annie Fitzpatrick and Gary Chipps, June 19-21,26-28,at 8pm and June 22 and 29 at 3pm. RiverStage is at 46 Old Fulton Street. Admissionis $6; TDF vouchers are accepted. For information, call 852-7360.BROOKLYN BACKSTAGE: ProspectPark Environmental Center will sponsor atour of %u201cBackstage in Brooklyn%u201d on June 20,visiting such sites as the old ParamountTheater, Flatbush%u2019s Loew%u2019s Kings movietheater, the three theaters of the BrooklynAcademy of Music, Prospect Hall, and theNBC studios in Midwood. The tour m eets atthe Brooklyn Academy of Music, 30Lafayette Avenue, at 11am, and ends at4pm. Tickets are $25, $20 for members, andpre-registration is required. For information, call 7888500.CATHEDRAL >%u00bboldest Roman Catholic Church, theCathedral of St. Peter and St. Paul, willcelebrate its 150th anniversary on June 22,with a concert of chamber music in theMusica De Camara series, featuring a performance by violinist Wilfredo Deglans, ofthe Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra. Alsoperforming will be cellist Marisol Espada,pianist Felix Rivera, and soprano Eva deLa O. The concert begins at 2pm, at thechurch, on Court and Congress Streets. Admission is $5. For information, call(212)348-1587.MUSIC AND DANCE: In conjunctionwith tiie Community Gallery%u2019s %u201cAsian Artists of Brooklyn%u201d exhibition, the BrooklynMuseum will present the two final events inthe exhibit%u2019s series. On June 22 at 2pm,Amauan Workshop%u2019s Karadya%u2019an Ensemblewill perform traditional Philippine songmusic and folk dancing. At 3:30, the KoreanAmerican Cultural Ihmpe will presenttraditional Korean music and dance. Bothperformances will take place in the FriedaSchiff Warburg Memorial Sculpture Garden200 Eastern Parkway. Admission to theevents is free with donation to the museum.For information, call 6385000.CARIBBEAN FESTIVAL: The second annual Caribbean Cultural Festival, producedby VIDCAPT (Video Center of Arts Performances in Theatres) Inc. is scheduled forJune 22-29. Workshops will be held at theBedford-Stuyvesant Restoration Center inthe areas of theatre, poetry, and carnivalcostume design from June 22-24. Thefestiv al w ill cu lm in ate %u00b0 T/w i toi** inno.28 in Prospect Park, Parkside/OceanAvenue entrance featuring Caribbean food,artifacts, dance, music and a cricketdemonstration, from noon to 7pm.B U R G S m U S I c /Fulton Ferry Landing Brooklyn. N Y 11201 *(718( 024 4061Chamber Music WithA Different ViewFulton Ferry LandingBrooklyn, NY 11201(718) 624-4061June 19, 22Mozart, Sonata in D M ajor, K. 306 for Violin andPianoMartinu, Three Madrigalsfor Violin and ViolaBrahms, Piano Quartet inA Major, Opus 26Stephanie Brown, piano;Toby Hoffman, viola; ChoLiang Lin, violin; FredSherry, celloFor R eservationscall 624-4061HON. P A I H LTD.FINE WINE & SPIRITS88 SEVENTH AVEbt tween BERKELEY & UNIONMONDAY-SATURDAYIQam - 9pM(71 fiT 857-7008pROMpi (hee IocaI dtliVERydsIlVERY lkiOEXj%u00abEJl N.y.sViA ups.%u25a0PtocJr m i comm, back %u00bb BdooUvn.Wt wvoi Ulr.%u2019o n emX Ris t o r a n t e264 Waveriy Ave.Brooklyn, N.Y.N.Y. Daily NewsOct. 18th, 1979* * * A\of restaurant to takeManhattan friends whobelieve that Brooklynhas no Interestingrestaurants.\PHOENIXOct. 28, 19761 We Ve e xp a n d e dO ur G ardenF o r YourE n jo ym e n tJoe's PlaceOp%u00abn 4-12 Every Nightexcept Monday and Tueeday 5 min, from BAM2 blocks from Pratt622-9244 Credit CardsSee theStatue of Libertyin Many colorsplus one thatGlows in theDarkat thePark Plaza Restaurant 101 Cadman PlazaAll the Creationsof William RicePaint PointProductsWilliamsburgrShawnJ S 'l F R E E T S t S f o E L I V E R Y^ S m %u00bb 141 SEVENTH AVE PARK SLOPET A N P O P OJAPANESERESTAURANTO pen for Lunch Tues-Fri, Dinner Tues- Sun36 Joralemon St. %u2022 Brooklyn Heights %u2022 596-2968Another Brooklyn TraditionA CAFE ON THE BARKProspect Park West a t Ninth Street in Park:For information and reservations tel. 768-3723CfemicalBancpresents%u2019HlP%u2019VlHill th c %u2019h irAidaTomorrow night, June 20 at 8:00 M arine ParkConductor: Nello SantiCast: A prill* Millo, Grace Btimbry, Ernesto Veronelli, Louis Quilico, Paul Plishka, Richard Vernon0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0The free Met in the Parks concerts are presented in association with The New York City Department of Cultural Affairs, in cooperation with The City of New York Parks & Recreation, The Louis ('alder Foundation and the Robert Wood Johnson. Jr. Charitable Trust's Met Parks Concert Fund.Funding has also been received from Tin* National Endow ment for the Arts in Nassau Counts In public funds from the Nassau Counts Office of Cultural Development and the New York State Council on the Arts; The Natural Heritage Trust. The Barker Welfare Foundation. The Nate B and Frances Spiugold Foundation, and the Edna McConnell Clark Foundation (Rain Date: Sundas, June 22)Boerum Hill Cafe ........=%u25a0 -----; Since 1868Fine Cuisine in one of the oldest and most beautifully preserved restaurants in New York.H o u r s : W e d n e s d a y th r u S u n d a y : 5 to 11 p in148 Hoyt Street Corner ol Berqen StreetReservations: 875-9391Arts Groups andOrganizationsFor Information on OurSpecial Arts Rates, CallThe Phoenix TodayA t 643-1400June 19, 1986, THE PHOENIX, Pag* 15