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Phillips in particular was not fully secure in his lines, and so failed to convey the force of an overbearing personality who has exacted worshipful devotion from his daughter. This difficulty may be cleared up by the show%u2019s second weekend, coming Sept. 19-20.But the script itself is flawed, largely by a lack of focus. The minks disappear by the middle of the play, and it%u2019s difficult to fathom what metaphorical function they perform. Roberta%u2019s cello-playing, her saving talent which abandons her in the end, isn%u2019t drawn forcefully enough into her character; instead, Havis relies on taped selections from Bach%u2019s unaccompanied cellosuites which fill up the time between scenes.All in all, the stakes these people are playing for are never made fully clear, and Havis largely dissipates the force of his premise. But for all that %u201c Mink Sonata%u201d is an honest and intelligent attempt to map serious psychological and moral Issues, and is worth a visit as it continues its run this weekend.FRINGE SERIES: %u201c Mink Sonata%u201d plays Sept. 19 and 20 at 8pm. Next in the Fringe Series is %u201c Cleveland,%u201d by Mac Wellman, Oct. 3-11. All performances at BACA Downtown, 111 Willoughby St. Tickets $8 or TDF plus $3. For more info, call 596-2222.Promenade Art Show Is This WeekArtists from throughout the eastern seaboard will be coming to the Esplanade above the harbor on Brooklyn Heights Saturday and Sunday, Sept. 20-21, to be part of the 36th Juried Brooklyn Heights Promenade Art Show, sponsored by Brooklyn Arts and Culture Assn., Inc. (BACA).All varieties of works in both fine arts and fine crafts, will be on display from 11am - 6pm both days along the Esplanade, stretching from Remsen to Clark Streets. Rain date for the event is Sept. 27-28.Among the local artists taking part in the show are; Jeani Beard, Carroll Gardens, fiber; Helen Block, 14th St., photography; Arlene Boyarsky, Ocean Parkway, painting; Venna Burry, Warren St., handweaving; Stuart Freeman, Schermerhom St. photography; Eleanor%u2019s Friends, Columbia St., fiber; Janet Evans, State St., painting; Beth Goldowitz, Berry St., quilts; Allen Einhora, Eighth Ave., photography; Edward A. Gradijan, Remsen St., painting;Pol Hernandez, Ocean Parkway, painting; Angela Sacks, Mart St., print designer; Yvette Kaplan, Ocean Ave., children%u2019s clothes and Phillip Kemelor, Sterling PL, photography.Others include: Helene and Bill Leonardi, Highland Ave., sculpture; Bert Middleton, Court St., leather; Hope C. Modelski, Adelphi St., jewelry; Rita Modica, Columbia Heights, crafts; Paul Musaraccia, Second St., sculpture; Kali Oyo, Bedford Ave., jewelry; Anne C. Ray, Grand St., ceramics; Gwendolyn Saunders, Garden PL, ceramics; Gwendolyn Seymour, Strattford Rd., watercolor; Iris Solow, Amherst St., jewelry; Janet Sonnenstein, Brighton Beach, glass; Christine Schlapfer, Seventh Ave., jewelry; Michael Spezzaferro, Eighth Ave., wood; Dorothy Tomson, Benson Ave., painting; Phyllis Varacalli, Ridge Blvd., painting; Carol Volo, Hicks St., silk flowers.%u201c This will be the crowning celebration of BACA%u2019s 20th anniversary,%u201d says Chuck Reichenthal, BACA program director. %u201c We thank the community of Brooklyn Heights and all participating artists for their involvement and continuous support, which help make our celebration the success it is.For information on other BACA attractions throughout the year, call 783-3077.%u201c Let us know how you feel about this event,%u201d he says. Write to BACA, 200 Eastern Parkway, Brooklyn, NY 11238.Stop that worrying.I will organize and cater your party. 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