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During this period, we willremain open (though it may seem chaotic at times.)We thank you for your patronage and patience and invite you to take advantage of our new store, which will be %u2018Alarger, our shelves brimming with outstanding vinous values.Free Local DeliveryJ 14! S E V E N T H AV F-, PARK SLOPEBETWEEN GARFIELD & CARROLL(718) 622-7947*y/<------ ----------^Page 26, tHfc PHOENIX, AuyuM 26, 1386PHSSifIXArt TakesCOLONIAL CONCERT: Ailii cu in colonial costume, Linda Russell and the American Baladeers will be giving an outdoor concert on the meadow of the historic Pieter Claesen Wyckoff House Museum on Aug. 28 from 6:30-7:30pm. The free performance will explore daily colonial life through love ballads, humorous ditties, dance tunes and political broadsides. Instruments such as the guitar, dulcimers, mandolin, fiddle, limberjack, pennywhistle, and cello will be used. The Museum is the city%u2019s oldest buiding, and its first designated landmark. Audience members should bring a blanket to sit on. The museum is at 5816 Clarendon Rd.GALLERY AUDITIONS: The Gallery Players of Park Slope will hold auditions Sept. 2 and 3 for the opening production of their 1986-87 season, %u201cThe Hostage,%u201d a black comedy by Brendan Behan. Try-outs are 6:30-9:30pm at the Berkeley Carroll Street School, 181 Lincoln Place. Brian Curtis will direct the play, slated to open October 17. Actors and actresses will read from the script and should have a song prepared; Irish accents are required for most roles, but the title role must have a Cockney accent. There is also a part for an older actor who plays bagpipes. For information, call 7684514.SHAKESPEARE DUO: %u201cAs You Like It%u201d and %u201cRomeo and Juliet%u201d will both be performed twice in free performances being presented by Celebrate Brooklyn and Joseph Papp. Performed by a special company of the New York Shakespeare Festival Players, the shows will be held at the Prospect Park Bandshell, Prospect Park West and 9th St. from August 28-31. Starting the 28th with %u201cAs You Like It,%u201d the program continues with %u201cRomeo and Juliet%u201d on the 29th, and then repeats in the same order on the 30th and 31st. All shows begin at 8pm. For more information call 768-0699.MUSICIAN%u2019S SCHOLARSHIPS: The Brooklyn Conservatory of Music will be holding auditions for its Work-Scholarship Program on September 11 and 12. The Conservatory will be offering free music study at the school in exchange for two hours each week for work as a tutor for younger students or several other positions.Students, preferably 13-19 years old, ranging in musical experience from beginner to advanced, and in both the jazz and classical departments, are eligible for these scholarships if they show a need for financial aid and demonstrate serious commitment to the study of music. The Conservatory is at 58 Seventh Ave., and for applications and information call 622-3300.HUNGER BREAD: The Bread and Puppet Theater will perform the New York City premiere of a new work %u201cThe Hunger of the Hungry and the Hunger of the Overfed Cantata,%u201d at Sideshows by the Seashore on September 6 and 7. The Theater will also give impromptu performances throughout the afternoons. The work uses Frances Moore Lappe%u2019s research, in particular heraddress tc the National Conference of Catholic Bishops in 1984. Performances start at 8pm at the theater, Coney Island Boardwalk and W. 12th Street. Admission is $5, and reservations are suggested. For information, call 372-5159.COLE JOINS CAL: After completing a three year term as Executive Director of the Great Artists Series at the Brooklyn Center for the Performing Arts at Brooklyn College, Robert Cole has just accepted an appointment to the position of Director of Cal Performances, U.C. Berkeley%u2019s professional performing arts presenting organization. Cole has a long musical history both in New York and California, and assumes his new post in September.MEMORY THEATRE ART: The unique theatrical presentation created for the Brooklyn Bridge Anchorage, %u201cThe Memory Theater of Giulio Camillo,%u201d will be back for 24 performances in the space, starting Sept. 9, continuing through Oct. 5. An exhibition of installations created to complement the performances will also be presented, opening with a Sept. 8, 7pm reception for the artists, Elizabeth Diller, Ricardo Scofidio, Joe Fyfe, Laurie Hawkinson, Kristin Jones, Andrew Ginzel, Kit-Yin Snyder, Allan Wexler and Elyn Zimmerman. The Anchorage is at Cadman Plaza West and Front Street. Performances are $10-$15 at 7:30pm. The exhibit will be open free on Saturdays and Sundays, starting Sept. 13. For information, call (212) 571-2206.FOCUS PHOTOGRAPHY: The Focus Gallery at Cousin John%u2019s Cafe and Bakery *,is showing a group show of black and white photos by George Forss, Irwin Silver, Harold Roth and Peggy Kaplan. The show will run through Sept. 22 at the cafe, 70 Seventh Avenue. For information, call 622-7333.DOWNTOWN REOPENS: BACA Downtown will re-open its gallery for the 1986-87 season with %u201cLiving Rituals%u201d on September 12. %u201cliving Rituals%u201d is an exhibition of three one-person installations, including %u201cFish Bones\Jay Sims%u2019 %u201cRed Zone,%u201d both in the main gallery, and %u201cBalerothon,%u201d a site-specific installation by Tom Eric Stanton in the small gallery. %u201cLiving Rituals%u201d will be on display at 111 Willoughby Street through October 11, Tuesday-Saturday, l-6pm, and during weekend performances. For information, call 596-2222.OPEN SLOPE STUDIOS: 75 artists will open their studios to visitors Sept. 27 and 28 for the third annual Park Slope Artists%u2019 Council %u201cOpen Studios Tour.%u201d On Sept. 26, 7-10pm, there will be an opening reception at the Prospect Park Picnic House, with live music, refreshments, and a group show by all participating artists. The Picnic House is inside the Park at Prospect Park West and 5th Street. On Sept. 27 and 28, the group show will be open from noon-5pm; go there first to pick up a map of the studios. Studios will be open noon-6pm. For information, call 768-7407.Concert, Playor Fair...If You%u2019ve Got an Event Coming, Make S u r e jt%u2019s in The Phoenix Up and Coming Listings'Deadline, Friday beforeThursday Publication DayT A N P O P OJAPANESERESTAURANTO pen for Lunch Tues-Fri, Dinner Tues- Sun 36 Joralem on St. %u2022 Brooklyn Heights %u2022 596-2968For All The News Of W hat%u2019s Happening In TheBusy Neighborhoods of Brownsione Brookiyn,You Need The Phoenix Newspaper Every Week.Broooklyn%u2019s brow nsione neighborhoods are busy with activity like never before andyou can be sure to be part of it all with an annual subscription to The Phoenix thevoice of Brow nsione Brooklyn. All the news of the arts, politics and neighborhoodevents delivered right to your m ailbox 52 tim es a year. 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