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The Best ofWhat's HappeningIn and AroundDowntown Brooklyn%u25a0 i n nu r c k t1HAITIA N M O NU M EN TS: C enter for Art andCulture of Bedord Stuyvesant presents: \ti: The First Black Republic and Its Monuments to Freedom ,\H aiti's historical background. Through June29. Gallery hours: 9am -5pm . Skylight Gallery,1368 Fulton St. For info, 636-6907.CHO RAL AUDITIONS: Grace Choral Societyof Brooklyn holds auditions every week atrehearsal. Wed., 7:30pm. Grace Church, Hicksand Joralem on Sts. Reservations required. Forinfo, 643-8129.CABARET STYLE: Gallery Players present%u201cSwingin' in the Breeze,%u201d an evening of musicand dance from all ages. June 20, 8pm. June21, 7:30 and 10pm. Berkeley Carroll StreetSchool, 181 Lincoln PI. $5. For info, 638-5725.GALLERY TALK: \Western States,\22, 3pm. Brooklyn Museum . 200 EasternParkway, 5th floor Rotunda. Free. For info,638-5000.PERFOR M AN C E FORUM: \Com bustion,\perform ers and various artists airs old andnew works informally. June 22, 3-6pm. 123Sm ith St. Free. For info, 797-3116.FO R EIG N CULTURE: Brooklyn Museumpresents Amauan W orkshop%u2019s Karadya%u2019anEnsem ble performing traditional Philippinegong music and folk dancing, and the KoreanAm erican Cultural Troupe presenting theirtraditional music and dance. June 22, AmauanW orkshop at 2pm, Korean Troupe at 3:30.Frieda Schiff Warburg M em orial SculptureGarden. Free.CIVIL WAR EXHIBIT: Brooklyn HistoricalSociety presents \Brooklyn's Henry Ward Beecher,\of manuscripts, prints, artifacts and photostelling his story from the Civil W ar period.June 19 - October 10. Tues.-Sat., 12-5pm. AtB.H.S. For info, 624-0890.BROOKLYN STUDENTS: The BrooklynMusic School presents dance recital, %u201c LibertyGirl\126 Felix St. $5. For info, BE2-3555.D ANCE SERIES: Celebrate Brooklyn beginsits sum m er dance series with the AmericanBallroom Theatre and the Ballet Hispanico.June 19, 8pm. Prospect Park Bandshell, Prospect Park West and Ninth St. Free. For info,768-0699.DOUBLE JAZZ: The second performance inthe C elebrate Brooklyn series features theJazz Tap Ensemble and Jazzdance. The DannyBuraczeski Dance Company. June 20, 8pm.Prospect Park Bandshell, Prospect Park Westand 9 St. Free. For info, 768-0699.CREATIVE DANCE: Celebrate Brooklyn%u2019sthird perform ance includes Momix, theDouglas Hamby Dance Company andPeridance. June 21, 8pm. Prospect Park Bandshell, Prospect Park West and,9 St. Free. Forinfo, 768-0699.AFRO -BRAZILIAN: Loremill Machado & theCapoeiras and the Charles M oore DanceTheatre continue Celebrate Brooklyn series.June 22, 8pm. Prospect Park Bandshell, Prospect Park West and 9 St. Free. For info,768-0699.TOW N HOUSE GOSPEL: New York CityFriends of Clearwater continues its TownHouse On The River concert series with perform ance by folk and gospel singer, Rev. DanSm ith. June 13, 8pm. 2820 Ocean Pkwy., #23F.$8; $6 students and seniors. For info,966-3154.BROADWAY JOHN: Good C offee Households concert by John Guth, guitarist andsongwriter, from Broadway play %u201c Big River.%u201dJune 13; doors open 8:45, show at 9:30.Brooklyn Society for Ethical Culture, 53 Prospect Park West. $4 or TDF. For info, 768-2972,Fridays after 8pm only.j a l c s t m t a : creative i ime s aunaay jazzconcerts continue with saxophonist OliverLake with his new band Blue Star and flutistMarion Brandis, piani3t Myra Melford withguest star, violinist Leroy Jenkins. June 15,4pm. Brooklyn Bridge Anchorage, CadmanBard In The GardenSandor Black and Elizabeth Barrows perform in Shakespeare%u2019s %u201cThe W inter's Tale%u201don Shakespeare Day at the BrooklynBotanic Garden June 15. {Gardner Photo)Plaza West and Front St. $6, $3 for membersand seniors. For info, (212) 571-2206.LA TRAVIATA: Brooklyn Lyric Operapresents Verdi%u2019s opera, %u201c La Traviata.%u201d June 15,4pm. Ft. Hamilton High School, 83rd St. andNarrows Ave. $6, $8 and $10. For info,837-1176.SUNDAY JAZZ: W illiam sburg Music Centerpresents Flutist Rey Scott. June 15, 4pm. 367Bedford Ave. $5. For info, 384-1654.MUSIC APPRECIATION: Musicians ofBrooklyn Initiative (MOBI) presents June Concert Series with first perform ance featuringHidden City String Band and A.M. Sleep. June20, 8pm. St. Ann%u2019s Church, 157 Montague St.$5. For info, 499-2134.PARK OPERA: \\Park. Free. For info, (212) 799-3100.SECOND SHOW: M O B I%u2019s series continueswith concert by Elaine J. C ohen/W ilber MorrisDuo and Jeffrey Schanzer Ensemble. June 21,8pm. St. Ann%u2019s Church, 157 Montague St. $5.For info, 499-2134.NEW JAZZ: Contemporary Com poser%u2019s Orchestra performs in Sunday Jazz series ofWilliamsburgh Music Center. June 22, 4pm.367 Bedford Ave. $5. For info, 384-1654.JAZZ CONTINUES: Creative Tim e%u2019s %u201cJazz inthe Anchorage%u201d series with perform ance ofDavid Peaston and the Voices of Peace &Love, and Geri Allen. June 22, 4pm. BrooklynBridge Anchorage, Cadman Plaza W est andFront Street. $6/$3, mem bers and seniors. Forinfo, (212) 571-2206.BARGEMUSIC: Mozart, Martinu andBrahms pieces featured in concert. June 19,7:30pm. June 22, 4pm. Barge is at FultonFerry Landing. $10/$8 seniors and students.For info, 624-4061.CHAM BER BENEFIT: Woodhill Playerscham ber ensem ble presents benefit concertfor Bedford Stuyvesant Restoration Corporation, with repertoire from Baroque to 20thCentury. June 17, 7:30pm. Billie HolidayTheatre, 1368 Fulton St. $50-$500. For info,636-6901.SLOPE SIM O N: Gallery Players of ParkSlope ends its season with %u201cChapter Two%u201d byNeil Simon. Thru June 15; Fri. and Sat, 8pm;and Sun., 3pm. Berkeley Carroll Street School,io i Lincoln n a ce. %u00bbo, tor seniors anastudents, or TDF. For info, 638-5725.C H ILD R E N %u2019S MUSICAL: BACA WorkshopEnsemble presents premiere performance of%u201cJump Back.\Sun., 3pm. Baca Downtown. $3.LIBRARY BENEFIT: Friends andAssociates of Brooklyn Heights Library sponsors benefit performance of %u201cThe FourPoster.\Cadman Plaza West. For info, 625-5254.BROOKLYN THEATRE: The MaverickTheatre presents \tional play based on Germ an cinema figures.June 12-June 29. Thurs., Fri., and Sat. at 8pm,Sun. at 7. No performance June 28. 152Bergen St. $6. For info, 828-6014.SHAKESPEARE%u2019S W IN TER : BrooklynBotanic Garden holds Shakespeare Day with aperform ance of second half of %u201cThe W in ter%u2019sTale,\Alfred T. W hite Memorial. Free.C H ILD R E N %u2019S MUSICAL: Penny BridgePlayers presents \June 16-20, and June 23 at 10:30am and 1pm.June 21, 2pm. Undercroft o f the Assum ptionChurch, 59 Cranberry St. $3.75. For info,858-5192.NEW MUSICAL: Theatre Workshoppresents %u201cTwit for ...\June 22, 3pm Triangle Theatre of L.I.U. Flatbush Ave. near DeKalb Ave. $6. For info,783-3902.W EEK EN D DRAMA: Alonzo Players present%u201cThe First W ife.\3:30pm. Brooklyn M asonic Temple Theatre,317 Clermont Ave. $8/$5 seniors and students.Thurs., $4. For info, 622-5062.GUN CONTROL: The Spacial Cut Theatrepresents %u201cU.S.A. And O ther Places on RadioLandscape,%u201d three plays on the m isuse ofweapons, to benefit the Bay Ridge PeaceCoalition. June 20, 8pm. Bethlehem LutheranChurch, 415 Ovington Ave. $3.RIVER THEATRE: River Stage presents%u201cThe Fourposter,%u201d an old Broadway show, asthe last performance of their 1985-1986season. June 12-29, Thurs., Fri., Sat., 8pm,Sun., 3pm. 46 Cadman Plaza West. $6. For info, 852-7360.W IN G S OVER PLAZA: Grand Army PlazaArch exhibit, \ture work by Brooklyn artists. Sat. and Sun.,12:30-4pm. Thru June 15. Grand Arm y Plaza.Info, 965-8951.RANGELL PHOTOGRAPHS: BrooklynSociety for Ethical C ulture exhibit ofphotographs of Mexico and Guatem ala byMeyer Rangell. Thru Jun. 15, Sun., 12-2pm, orby appointment. 53 Prospect Park W est Info,768-2972.BACK AT LIBRARY: Central Public Libraryshows photo exhibit %u201c Back to Brooklyn,%u201dcourtesy of Brooklyn Union Gas. Thru June30. Grand Army Plaza. For info, 780-7700.GARDEN ART: M em orial Art Exhibition atBrooklyn Botanic Garden opens w ith JacquesHnizdovsky%u2019s W oodcuts and Etchings.Through July 6; Sat. and Sun. 11am-4pm.W eekdays by appointm ent.PROSPECT PARK E N VIR O N M E N TA LCENTER: %u201cThe Birds and Beasts of Brooklyn,\This work by Kathryn Regir G ough is anexhibition of her cloisonne jewelry and wa^ .an exhibit of Brooklyn artists works of ourborough's wildlife. Through Septem ber 7. ThePicnic House, near 5 St. and Prospect ParkWest entrance. Gallery hours, Sat.-Sun.12-5pm. For info, 788-8500.m m m M m m xBACA D OW NTO W N: Part II of \ritory%u201d exhibit series, w ith works by ChrisChenins, Alain Massons, Chris Piazza and RayExplore 'N ew Territory A t D ow ntow nTwo Alain M asson works, %u201c Splash In Aquarium \the works of four artists in %u201cN ew Territory,%u201d the second installm ent of the art exhibition that opened last week at BACA Downtown, 111 W illoughby St. (Masson Photos)Page 14, TH E P H O EN IX, June 12, 1986