The Weekly What Listings Calendar: March 9 - March 15
Thursday
Lady Be Good--Agassiz Theatre, 8
Sleuth--Leverett Old Library, 8
The Seagull--Loeb Ex, 7:30
Worksong--Ensemble Theatre, 7:30
A Thousand Clones--Hasty Pudding, 8
Vanities--Charles Playhouse, 8
Pippin--Shubert, 8
Company--Loeb Mainstage, 8
Beginner's Luck--Reality Theatre, 8
Coppelia--Music Hall, 8
An Evening of Opera and Dance--Lowell House Music Society presents works of Puccini, Barber and Stravinsky in English. At 9:15 in Lowell Dining Hall. Tickets at $3
Alexander's Feast Consort--Busch-Reisinger Museum Recital Series, at noon.
Baroque harpsichord concert--Mercedes Olivera plays Bach, Scarlatti, Rameau and others. At North House at 8
Music of Beethoven, Brahms and Prokofiev--Shannon Shapp, cello, and Sarah Steinhardt, piano. At Peasant Stock Restaurant. Call 354-9528 for info.
Law School Forum--Jules Witcover, Ames courtroom, Austin Hall, Harvard Law School, 8 p.m.
What's Going on in the Middle East?
A Question and Answer Session--Nadav Safran, professor of Government, Science Center D, 7:30 p.m.
Ascencion--1369 Jazz Club (354-9059)
Dizzy Gillespie--Kix Live, 9:30, 11:30 (266-7050)
Muddy Waters--Paul's Mall 8, 11 (267-1300)
Heath Brothers and Stanley Cowell--Jazz Workshop 8:30, 11 (267-1300)
Ronee Blakley and Dick Pinney--Passim's, 8 and 10:30
The John Kusiak Band, with Dave Shapiro and Billy Novick--Club Zircon, 7:30 (354-9242)
John Lincoin Wright and the Sourmash Boys--Jonathan Swift's (661-9887)
Spider John Koerner and Mr. Bones--Back Room at the Idler (354-9489)
Doc Watson and Reeve Little--The Paradise (254-2052)
Philip Levine poetry reading--Poetry Room, Lamont Library, 8, (495-2454)
Friday
Lady Be Good--8
Sleuth--8
The Seagull--7:30
Worksong--8
A Thousand Clones--8
Vanities--8
Pippin--8
Company--8
Beginner's Luck--8
Coppelia--8
Music Sacra--Lenora McCroskey conducts Josquin, Gibbons, Brahms and Dallapiccola. Harvard-Epworth Church, 1555 Mass. Ave. at 8:30
An Evening of Opera and Dance--see Thursday listing. at 8:30
Interpretations of Radar Observations of Venus: Dynamics and Interior Structure--William DeCampli, Conference room 100F, Pierce, 12:15 p.m.
Has Quropean Integration Failed? --Henry Brugmans, Rector, College of Europe, Bruges, Center for European Studies, 5 Bryant St., 4 p.m.
The Culture of Second and Third Generation Soviet Jews--Mark Kuchment, research fellow at the Russian Research Center, Phillips Brooks House parlor, 8:45 p.m.
Ascencion--1369 Club
Dizzy Gillespie--Kix Live, 10, 12
Muddy Waters--Paul's Mall 8, 11
Heath Bros.--Jazz Workshop 8:30, 11
Stephane Grapeill--Berklee Performance Center, 7:30 (426-8181)
MIT, Harvard, Lowell State Jazz Bands--MIT's Kresge auditorium, 8:30
Ronee Blakley and Dick Pinney--8 and 10:30
Maccumba--Club Zircon, 7:30 (354-9242)
John Lincoin Wright and the Sourmash Boys--Jonathan Swift's
Patty Larkin--Back Room at the Idler
Robert Gordon and Link Wray; Ian Gillan Band--The Paradise
The Chieftains--Symphony Hall (266-1492)
"Strat's Rat"--Beer and good music in the Sala de Puerto Rico, MIT Student Center. Free with college ID.
Saturday
Lady Be Good--matinee & 8
Sleuth--8
The Seagull--7:30
Worksong--8
A Thousand Clones--5 and 9
Vanities--6:30 and 9:30
Pippin--2 and 8
Company--8
Beginner's Luck--8
Coppelia--8
Beth Soll--1st Baptist Church, 8:30
Harvard Group for New Music presents new works by Harvard Composers at North House
An Evening of Opera and Dance--see Thursday listing. At 8:30
Gallery Talks: Kathe Killwitz:-
Sculpture and Graphic Works--Anneliese Harding, Busch-Reisinger Museum, 2:30 p.m.
Giovanni Battista Piranese--Henri Zerner, professor of Fine Arts, Fogg, 3 p.m.
Ascencion--1369 Club
Dizzy Gillespie--Kix Live, 10,12
Muddy Waters--Paul's Mall 8, 11
Heath Bros.--Jazz Workshop 8:30, 11
Ronee Blakley and Dick Pinney--8 and 10:30
Maccumba--Club Zircon, 7:30
John Lincoin Wright and the Sourmash Boys--Jonathan Swift's
Paul Rishell--Back Room at the Idler
Robert Gordon and Link Wray; Ian Gillan Band--The Pardise
Folk-Square Dance--University Lutheran Church, 7:30-10:30
Sunday
A Thousand Clones--8
Vanities--3 and 7:30
Coppelia--2:30
Beth Soll--8:30
Works of New England Composers--Berger, De Tredici and Kirchner. At First And Second Church, Boston at 8. Tickets at $6, 5 and 4. Call 785-0133 for details.
Music of Schultz--First Church in Cambridge, 11 Garden St. at 5. Call 876-5829.
Music for three Cellos by Handel, Couperin and Fattorini. At Winthrop House Tonkens Room at 4.
Open Sight-Reading--Telemann's Suite in A minor for Flute and Strings in Mather Dining Room at 3
Trombonist Kevin Henry plays Saint-Saens, Dubois and others at Eiot House Library at 8. Call 495-2266.
Cellist Gerhard Pawlica at BU Castle, 225 Bay State Rd., Boston at 7:30. Info at 353-3345.
Israeli and Egyptian Reactions to Sadat's Jerusalem Trip: An Eyewitness Account--Herbert C. Kelman, Phillips Brooks House parlor, 12 noon.
To Israel and Back: Reflections and Reactions--Congresswoman Elizabeth Holtzman, Science Center C, 2 p.m.
Muddy Waters--Paul's Mall 7:30, 9:30
Heath Bros.--Jazz Workshop 7:30, 9:30
Ronee Blakley and Dick Pinney--8 and 10:30
Helena Brown and Russell Warne--Culb Zircon, 7:30
Ten-Hour Country Western Jamboree--Jonathan Swift's beginning at 3
Niki Aukema--Back Room at the Idler
NRBQ--The Paradise
Harvard U.J.A. Dell Suppers--Science Center Cafeteria, 6
Forum and showing of film on battered women and children--University Lutheran Church, 7
Monday
Pippin--8
Computer to Computer Communications--Oswald H. Garley, Deputy Assistant Secretary for Advanced and Applied Technical Affairs, Department of State, Alken 241, 4 p.m.
The Role of the Journalist in Foreign Policy--Henry Shapiro, former UPI Moscow Bureau chief and ABC-TV correspondent, Science Center D, 8:30 p.m.
Roomful of Blues--Jonathan Swift's
Roger McGuinn and Gene Clark--The Paradise
Uncut Film of the Entebbe Raid--Quincy House JCR, 7:30
Wine, cheese and Israeli Dancing--Quincy House JCR, 8:15
Tuesday
A Thousand Clones--8
Pippin--8
BU Opera Workshop performs Cavalli's "La Calisto." At BU Theatre, 264 Huntington Ave., Boston at 8. Tickets at $4,3 and 2.
Hanni Schmid-Wyss performs in live piano concert at WGBH Radio Studios, 725 Western Ave., Boston at 11 a.m. Free reservations at 661-9421.
Bach, Mozart and Beethover--Works for two clarinets and bassoon. At Peasant Stock Restaurant. Call 354-9528
Educating the "Modern" American Parent: Reflections on Past and Present--Steven Schlossman, University of Chicago, Agassiz Colloquium room, 3:30 p.m.
Portraits: the Work of Diane Arbus, Richard Avedon, Weegee, August Sanders, and Home Shapshots--Elsa Dorfman, Mather game room, 7:30 p.m.
The Israeli: Economy: Retrospect and Prospect Stanley Fischer, MIT, Science Center A, 8 p.m.
Eric Schoenberg and Paul Kahn--Passim's
Roomful of Blues--Jonathan Swift's
The Village People--110 Boylston St. (426-0086)
Taj Mahal--The Paradise
Poetry reading--Anne Beattie and Alan Williamson will be reading their own works at the Advocate building at 8 p.m.
Wednesday
Ten Little Indians--Currier Fishbowl, 8
A Thousand Clones--8
Pippin--8
An Evening of Chamber Music--Mozart, Stravinsky and Hindemith at BU School for the Arts, 855 Comm. Ave., Boston. Call 353-3345.
BU Opera Workshop--see Tuesday listing
Gamba and harpsichord works of Bach and Handel. At Peasant Stock Restaurant.
Missionaries and Black Folk in Louisiana During Reconstruction--Jacquelyn Haywood, Radcliffe institute Fellow, Agassiz Colloquium room 3:30 p.m.
The Forthcoming Special Session of the General Assembly on Disarmament and New Approaches to Nuclear Arms Control--Iqbal Akund, the permanent representative of Pakistan to the U.N., seminar room 1, Center for International Affairs, 6 Divinity Ave., 4 p.m.
Soviet Foreign Trade and the Hard-Currency Problem--Herbert Levine, University of Pennsylvania, seminar room 4, Coolidge Hall, 1737 Cambridge St., 4 p.m.
Opportunities for Blacks in international Law--Clyde Ferguson, professor of Law, Frederick Douglass room, 77 Dunster St., 7:30 p.m.
Cambridge Forum: Transportation in the Year 2000--Alan Altshuler, MIT, 3 Church St., 8 p.m.
Roomful of Blues--Jonathan Swift's
The Village People--110 Boylston St.
Taj Mahal--The Paradise
Mass. Horticultural Society Spring Garden and Flower Show--Commonwealth Pier Exhibition Hall, 170 Northern Ave., Boston, 10 a.m. - 10p.m.