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Coral Andnws Chronicle Special Last year, Bob Berky, with duck caller and red nose, brought his special blend of juggling. dance, mime and comedy, to a small but appreciative UW Humanities Theatre audience. This year Berky re- turned by popular de- mand bringing per- former Michael Mos- chen to create Fools- fire. Foolsfire is a fasci- nating stage show of mime, comedy, torch- twirling and dance. which both Berky and Moschen have per- formed around the globe. The actual torch- twirling duet was saved for a suspenseful finale, but all of Fools- fire was a delight. 'The Alechemedians' featured a dynamic be- ginning with an ensem- ble of silver mixing bowls strewn across the stage, like house- hold spinning tops. CORNER ONT ARIO AND DUKE STS., KIT CHENER AND WATERLOO TOWN SQUARE Fascinating Foolsfire fashions highly-entertaining package HOME IMPROVEMENT SHOW CAESAR’S L" mu m In nun mm: m. mm BINGO PALACE' COME ON OUT AND SUPPORT YOUR WATERLOO CHARITIES 450 Weber St. N. 886-0470 WATERLOO This off-the-wall con- cept written by Berky, consumed the first act. The Alchemedians was strong in its start, but tedious towards its end. Berky and Moschen then appeared in the guise of alehemists or 'alchemedians' testing the'se strange silver beings for radio-active properties. The bowls and personalities actu- ally 'talked' when touched. With choreo graphic skill the duo used the bowls as in- genious props. Foolsfire drew its spark from the second half. Berky repeated last year's stage folly in cluding his uproarious ‘learn-to-unicycle‘ caper. Once again he asked an unsuspecting audience member to participate in a 'vroom-vroom" panto- mime. Then the gleeful mime actually assisted the one-wheel driver in a short circle to enthu- siastic response. 7:7 I Berky looked similar to mime master Mar- cel Marceau's charac- ter 'Bip', clad in black and white striped at- tire. He sniggered con- stantiy through his lo veable duck-caller, as the cunning clown taught another volun- teer how to prance about in a ballerina's tutu. g/ Fii-'?iii-i'iE LADIES (l _'j,)li'liclllil; FREE 0 v "tith-t TUESDAY tu. Similar to the an- cient Chinese acrobats, Michael Moschen Moschen's adept meth- ATURDAY 8: SUNDAY 1-3:3o & 3-5:3o _OLEMSK_AILG ___ Is offering a special Easter Brunch ff a.m.-1: 30 pm. and Easter Dinner 4 p.m.-9 p.m. on Sunday, April 7, 1985 THURSDAY, MARCH " SKATING CANCELLED (2LT Start meeting our way . . . - anuring that your business meeting seminar. convention or banquet runs smoothly is our business. We provide professional service. atmosphere. rooms. accommodations, meals - everything under one roof. Rely on our years of experience. Please call for menu details and reservations a p.m.-1 1 p.m. due to a private hooking 478 King Stu-0| North, Waterloo. Ontario N2I 21" relr'phoor' (SP?) MM-NN WTERLOO fha: added artistic depth, with innovative dance routines, and a superb juggling sequence. <To the mystical music of sound com- poser David Van Tieghem, Moschen manipulated crystal balls in the air like mere bubbles. 885-2791. m "an Tum. Haw - od and fluid motions defied gravity. One wondered where the strings were. The Fools sustained energy from Berky's special Cosmic Barrel. But the Fire between the two showmen was evident the entire eve- For kids of all ages, Foolstire was more fun than a Cosmic 'Barrel of monkeys. WATERLOO CHRoMCt.E, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 27. I“ - PAGE " r!