Severely handicapped class arrives - The Lowell

ff It. Vie Lrmell. ita/ 2. 1916
ENTERTAINMENT
The Pajama Game' comes to Lowell stage
By Deborah Hull
Featuring an impressively talented
cast of veteran LowWI performer*,
the Lowell Creative Arts Department'*
bpring musical production of
Gcitrjc Abbot's The Pajama Game
hw the po
ooenins for The Who during their
farewell tour.
The lour on also Ihe last that iSe
original members of J»c Clash would
do together*
At the end of the lour. Tcpper
Kcadcn. Ihe Oash'i drummer, oillapsed
and left the band in order to
undergo drug rehabilitation. It wa* at
this poiiU thai Strummcr dts?iurgcd
iones from OK batvj rid the Clash
was dissolved.
In an intrrview with BAM
magazine in IWW, Strummci cirHaincd
why he Hrcu Jk tep."
Their a^iin number. "Steam
Heat." U i, sailing, djnantc djet
wnich arrests its audience, while
fliutKinf the couple's dance genius.
Other *h»m -unf^ing numbers are
"flcnundo's Hidewaway" and **llcr
W (again fcjtunng Fyfe and Jones).
CMJIK rcl^f in the show is provided
hy Stephen Kahn. who plays
GLklvv* jciilous Imcr. and Gtpi Kau.
wltti pla>« Mahcl. a hra\*y secretary
Kahn teSccied the general semi'
mem «f ihc cast by sayinp. "It will
be an excellent sh»'*; ii*» juu coining
loecther very slow!>."
The Pa/anu Came w ;1| |iUy in the
faml Ounning Theatre for t»-o
w eekend% w ith perfomunccs ou
Frxb\sw)d!>anirda)-%May 9, 10. 16.
and 17. AH pcrftHmarsve* begta at
7:W p.m. Tickets arc 13.50 for
MuCcnts ard \enkirs, and V for
adults.
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