LIFE IN THE rubble of
a post nuclear
television show came to
life on CBC yesterday
(Saturday) thanks to
the work of Blueridge
resident Don Williams,
the executive
producer, director and
choreographer of the
major production.

Gross and Morose, two

survivors of the world wide
nuclear blitz, create a little

Strange variety en-
tertainment as they recall
man’s evolution, life in the
city, the former government
and the state of broad-
casting.

Morris Panych who wrote
the script and lyrics plays
Gross, an escaped convict.
Ken MacDonald who
composed and arranged the
music plays Morose, the
reclusive musician.

Panych, a graduate of
UBC in creative writing and
theatre, attended the East 15
Acting School in London,

STUDENTS at Argyle High School rehearse a scene from Thornton Wilder's play of
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England. He is currently
starring in The Garage Sale
for Tamahnous Theatre at
the Vancouver East Cultural
Centre. CBC radio has
broadcast his short stories,

‘and several journals have

published his writings.

Born and_=—raised in
Vancouver, MacDonald
trained as a teacher at UBC.
He is an accomplished
theatrical designer, with sets
for Victoria’s Belfry
Theatre, Shaw Festival, City
Stage, and Tamahnous
Theatre.

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Producer Heather Jones
has an extensive dramatic
background, but this is the
first TV drama she _ has
produced. Her dramatic
background includes being
casting director at various
colleges in B.C.

Jones’ .television back-
ground includes producing
and directing Switzer In
Company, Take 30 from
Vancouver and Night Final
for CBC Television.

Last Call! was produced
for stage by Tamahnous
Theatre.

NEWS photo Stuart Davis

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