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GAY PEOPLE'S CHRONICLE MARCH 25, 1994

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"Jim Brown and Marcia Margolius handled my claim as if I was the most important client they had. They were not only my lawyers but my friends." G.I.

"Without Marcia Margolius I would have never won my claim for SSI. Now I get some money every month and my medical bills paid." R.P.

"I didn't know that you could get Social Security and Workers' Compensation at the same time until I retained Brown and Margolius. With Comp and Social Security I had coverage for all of my medical bills." B.B.

"When it comes to disability benefits, no one can get you every penny you deserve better than Marcia Margolius and Jim Brown." J.S.

"When Jin Brown won my Workers' Compensation claim all of my medical bills were paid, I was compensated for my time off work and I even received money after I returned to work." LP.

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by Barry Daniels

The Karamu Performing Arts Theatre's next production is Voodoo Macbeth, an adaptation of Shakespeare's tragedy that sets the action in the Caribbean. Orson Welles created this version of the play in 1936 as part of the WPA funded Federal Theater Project. Performances of Voodoo Macbeth are in the Jelliffe Theatre, April 1-24, Thursday-Saturday at 8 pm, Sunday at 3 pm. Tickets are $9 and $10. For reservations telephone 755-7077.

The Cleveland Public Theatre, in association with the Performance Art Festival, is presenting a weekend called Orphans of Dada by the New World Performance Laboratory. Two bills of two plays each will be performed, one on March 24 and 27 at 8 pm, and the other on March 25 at 8 pm and March 27 at 3 pm. On March 26 from 8 pm to sunrise, Essential Demonstrations-An Evening of Theatre Ecology will take place under the direction of Jairo Cuesta. Tickets are $8 and $6 (students/seniors). For reservations telephone 631-2727.

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The Performance Art Festival Open is scheduled from March 29 through April 10. It includes ten nights of non-stop performance art, featuring ten short pieces each night by artists from around the world. It is billed as being "uncensored, unjuried, and uninhibited." Performances are at the Cleveland Public Theatre and start at 7 pm. Tickets are $10 and $8. For reservations telephone 491-1716. For information telephone 221-6017.

John Fleck, Cleveland native, L.A. based, performance artist, and one of the NEA de-funded four, will present a world premiere of his new piece on Sunday, April 3, at the Cleveland Public Theatre at 8 pm. The piece is about a minor celebrity's struggle to experience something genuine on the stage. In it issues of celebrity, public personae, and media power collide with body politics, sexual fears, AIDS, and mortality. This performance is part of the Performance Art Festival. For reservations and information use the numbers from the previous notice.

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Your favorite gay singing duo is back in Cleveland! Don't miss this night of music and comedy live in the Excelsior Ballroom of Thwing Center on CWRU campus. Truffles Pastry Shop and Marriott Catering will help make this night extra special! Tickets are $7.50 general, $5.00 seniors, students, & unemployed, & $2.50 CWRU Undergrads, available in the Thwing Atrium 11am-2pm, April 11-15 and at the door. Sponsored by the CWRU GLBA, University Program Board, Undergraduate Student Government, Truffles, & Marriott. This event will also be part of the Take Back the Night week of events and CWRU Unity Month. Call Chris at 754-1982 during business hours for more information.

Gay Lesbian Bisexual Alliance at CWRU presents, The Spirit and the Flesh: Sexual Diversity in American Indian Culture on Friday, April 8th, at 7:30pm in Hatch Auditorium. Dr. Walter L. Williams, professor at the University of Southern California, will discuss the historical and cross-cultural legacy of same-sex relationships in nonhomophobic societies. In particular

he will discuss the role of the Berdache in American Indian Culture.

Co-sponsors of the event include the depts. of History, Religion, & Social Sciences and offices of Alumni & Parent relations, Student Affairs, and the College of Arts and Sciences. GLBA is sponsored by the Undergraduate Student Gov't of CWRU. For more information, contact Chris at 754-1982 during business hours.

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