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Sept. 28, '86, 3pm, $5.Sr. Cit. & StudentsStop that worrying.I will organize and cater your partyFlowers, too.C a l l T o m a t 8 5 7 - 6 1 4 5*%u25a0,%u2014 '1st Annual East 12th Street Fair%u2014Jl (between University & Broadway, NYC) XSun d ay, Sep t. 14th11 a .m . to 5 p .m .Raindate: Sunday, Sept. 21stFlea Market, Jewelry, Foods, Clothing,Judaica, Music, Books and Records, Toysj & Fun! ! !For more info call: 212*674-2340 ^If You%u2019ve Got a Community or A rts Event Com ing This FallBe sure it will be part of the listings in bur FallPreview Edition coming in The PhoenixSeptember 25Send Information to: F a ll C a le n d a r3 9 5 Atlantic Avenue, Brooklyn 11217D e a d lin e Thursday, Sept. 11.If YouCan WriteAbout TheArts, We%u2019veGot SpaceFor YouOver the past decade The Phoenix has won more awards for its arts reporting and coverage than any other newspaper in town. And with the booming growth of Brooklynbased arts activity we are constantly challenged to more and better coverage.That's why we are seeking to add new writers and critics to our roster of free-lancers for the season ahead. If you%u2019ve got the writing skills and the critical eye, we would like to hear from you.We are particularly seeking people who have demonstrated journalism abilities in: the areas of classical music and jazz; writing about dance; reporting and writing about the visual arts; the independent and experimental film scene; book publishing and small press scene.If you want to be considered for free-lance assignments on Brooklyn stories in these fields, please send us a letter about your background and skills with some published samples of your writing.W rite to:Arts Editor,The Phoenix,395 A tla ntic AvenueBrooklyn 11217(No Calls Please)Concert, Playor F a ir...If You%u2019ve Got anEvent Coming, MakeSure Jt%u2019s inThe PhoenixUp and ComingListings%u2019Deadline, Friday beforeThursday Publication DayPHSECTION-2 IXRegister For MusicT k r t P A n c A n t r o f A r t r o f M ilO lA %u00bbo AAAI/ A>i UUAkAJ AA W tU JV a %u00bb UVWa J V i awnow registering children for their recorder class, chamber ensemble and music theatre program, as well as for private lessons.The chamber ensemble is for students who have already studied a few years of an instrument. The music theatre program will have kids performing scenes from Broadway musicals twice a year, and the students are involved in all parts of production, including set and costume design.In addition, the Conservatory offers private lessons in all instrument and voice, accompanied by a free theory and performance class. For further information, call 622-3300.Gallery Players SwingThe Gallery Players of Park Slope will open its 1986-87 performance season with its cabaret revue, %u201cSwingin%u2019 in the Breeze%u201d on September 19.%u201cSwingin%u2019 in the Breeze%u201d takes a look at music of all ages, with the focus on trends in American popular music of the 20th century. The cast includes Ken Dray,Catharine Guiher, Alice Gubdacker, Mark Hunt, Richard McCoy, Denise O%u2019Brien, Michael Pantone, Sally Sherwood and Maryann Swift. Dean Haglin wrote the narrative and serves as Master of Ceremonies. The production is directed by Mary Ruth Goodley.BACA Is Looking For ABACA Downtown is now accepting proposals from performing artists for the Fifth Annual Performing Showcase Forum. Open to all professional choreographers, composers, theater and performance artists, the Showcase Forum will run from December 12 through January 17.Applications from theater/performance artists and choreographers are due October 7; applications from composers are due October 22. BACA Downtown will present up to 100 artists and ensembles during the Showcase Forum, all selected from the submitted applications. Up to 15 artists are chosen by a judging panel to receive cash awards and full productions in BACA Downtown%u2019s New Territory series.The theater artists will perform December 12,13,19 and 20. This year%u2019s theater panel includes: Phillip Bither, associate director, Brooklyn Academy of Music%u2019s Next Wave Festival; Linda Bryant, executive director, Just Above Midtown; Brian Chavanne, casting assistant, New York Shakespeare Festiva; Georgij Von Leitis, artistic director, Elysium Theater Company; Jim Leverett, director ofThe audience will be seated at tables, cabaret-style, for the performance, andre fre s h m e n ts w ill he a v a ila h le P e rfo rmances will be held September 19, 20, 26 and 27, at 8pm; and September 21 and 28, at 3pm. The theater is at the Berkeley Carroll Street School, 181 Lincoln Place. Admission is $6 or TDF voucher; seniors and students $5. For further information, call 638-5725.Museum Sounds GoodThe Brooklyn Children%u2019s Museum will focus on sound this September, when the museum returns to its fall schedule. The hours are: Monday, Wednesday and Friday, 2-5pm; Thursday %u201cFamily Night,%u201d 2-8pm; Saturday, Sunday and holidays., 10am-5pm.There is a major new exhibition opening September 28 at the museum, called %u201cSounds Around,%u201d which will help kids learn how sounds are made and heard. The exhibit is semi-permanent, and will be on view for at least two years.There are other events and activities focusing on sound at the museum this month, such as: Sound-a-Vision Workshop on September 13,12:15-1:30pm; Musical Plants, September 20,1:15-2:30pm; Animal Communication with live animals, September 20, 2:45-4:15pm; and Music Around the World, with Peter Grigg and Iris Brooks, September 25, 6pm. The Brooklyn Children%u2019s Museum is at 145 Brooklyn Avenue. For further information, call 7354400.Few Good ProposalsLiterary Services, Theater Communications Group; and Susan Mosakowski, director, Creation Company.The choreography series will be held on January 9,10,16 and 17. The panel includes: David Dorfman, artistic director, David Dorfman Dance; Terry Fox, director, Danscpace Project at St. Marks Church; Cynthia Hedstrom, dance curator, The Kitchen; Barry Laine, senior editor, Stagebill, dance critic and curator; Sam McMillan, associate producer, Dance Theater Workshop; and Jeannette Vuocolo, producer of Music, Dance and Performance in Midtown, The Whitney Museum of American Art at Philip Morris.Composers are reviewed in a closed session. The panel includes Nicolas Collins, composer, music curator, P.S. 1 and The Clocktower; William Hellerman, composer, music curator, The Alternative Museum; John Gemard, of Duchamp%u2019s Garage, formerly 8BC.BACA Downtown is at 111 Willoughby Street. For further information and applications, call 596-2222.imoum w i m e jFREE $ DELIVERY < A V A IL A B L E ^V yfV N Y66 Hicks St. 718-875-0590The largest selection o ffine wines in Brooklyn.CRANBERRY ST.ORANGEST. %u2022 C/l 11 n m \\Ad expires 9/25/86Page TO, THE PHOENIX. 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