THE VIRGINIAN-PILOT
Copyright (c) 1995, Landmark Communications, Inc.
DATE: Friday, February 24, 1995 TAG: 9502230114
SECTION: DAILY BREAK PAGE: E3 EDITION: FINAL
LENGTH: Medium: 66 lines
WEEKEND
WHAT DO QUILTS, clothing and gems have in common? It's Williamsburg Festival Week, featuring three shows during the next three days. At the Mid-Atlantic Quilt Festival VI at Williamsburg Marriott, you'll find exhibits with hundreds of quilts and wall hangings, workshops, lectures and a fashion show of quilted clothing. Step on over to the Williamsburg Lodge and try the Mid-Atlantic Wearable Art Festival on for size, with exhibits, seminars and workshops. The Williamsburg Vintage Fashion and Jewelry Show at Patrick Henry Inn rounds out the festival with a display of clothing, textiles and jewelry. Admission: $7 (good for all shows, all days). There's a free shuttle bus between the shows. Call 220-3500.
- Roy Bahls TONIGHT
Hailed as one of the year's best films, the debate continues about what made Pauline Parker (the shy, plain one) and Juliet Humme (the beautiful, outgoing one) do it. The 1950s murder case is one of the most famous in the history of New Zealand. Now it is an intriguing film. The two girls, in any case, were hardly ``Heavenly Creatures'' - at least, not in the usual sense. Melanie Lynskey and Kate Winslet have the title roles. The two girls worship tenor Mario Lanza and each other but friendship leads to obsession. Computer-generatated visual effects are used to suggest the imaginary world into which they sometimes wander. Oscar nominated for its screenplay.
- Mal Vincent
SUNDAY Young Performing Artists Competition
IF YOU WANT to hear the soloists of tomorrow, attend the eighth annual Young Performing Artists Competition Sunday at First Presbyterian Church in Hampton. Eighteen musicians from all over Hampton Roads, including Naomi Lynn Goldstein (pictured), a 16-year-old cellist from Norfolk, will perform from 1 to 5 p.m. The following Sunday, March 5, the three finalists will give a recital at 4 p.m. The church is at 514 S. Armistead Ave.; admission is free. For information, call 723-0114.
- Craig Shapiro TUESDAY
Napoleon Bonaparte applauded The Ballet-Theatre de Bordeaux. Now you can too. The company is visiting the College of William and Mary's Phi Beta Kappa Hall Tuesday and Wednesday at 8 p.m., with four large works by artistic director Paolo Bortoluzzi.
Tuesday's program includes ``Les Nuits D'Ete,'' set to the song cycle by Berlioz, and ``Carmina Burana,'' after the popular scenic cantata by Carl Orff. Wednesday, the company dances ``The Four Seasons'' to music of Vivaldi. ``Strauss'' features ``On the Beautiful Blue Danube'' and other famous waltzes and polkas. Tickets are $20 for general admission. Call (804) 221-3276 for details. -Mark Mobley ILLUSTRATION: [Color Photos]
CHRISTOPHER REDDICK/Staff
Naomi L. Goldstein, a 16-year-oldcellist, will perform Sunday.
by CNB