Material Evidence:

1. $99.95 or Less weekend at Universe City. Friday, March 23, 5:00-8:00 pm; Saturday, March 24, noon-8:00 pm featuring prints, paintings, one-of-a-kind clothing, jewelry, wood carving, and more.

2. Juris Imprudence: Stand-up Poet
Who: Universe City
What: Juris Imprudence: Ruminations on all things LDS (Law, Death & Sex)
Where: Strawberry Gallery at Universe City, 2556
Washington Boulevard, Ogden
When: Saturday, 24 March 2007 . 8:00 pm
Cost: Donations are requested.

Former and aspiring local attorney, Kent Winward,brings his one man, spoken word show, "Juris Imprudence: Ruminations on all things LDS (Law, Death and Sex), Not To Mention Life in Utah" to the Universe City Strawberry Gallery on March 24, 2007 at 8:00 p.m.

Kent has done performance based poetry and spoken word across the Wasatch Front and is happy to bring the premier of his one man show to Universe City's Strawberry Gallery. The show has mature themes, images and language and would be labeled NC-17 if such a standard was in use for theatre in our community. Seating is limited to 45.

3. "Peace": At Any Cost
Who: Universe City
What: Universe City Readers Theatre production of
Aristophanes' "Peace"
When: Sunday, 1 April 2007, 2:00 pm
Where: Strawberry Gallery, Universie City, 2556 Washington Blvd.
Cost: Donations are requested

Universe City Readers Theatre presents Aristophanes' "Peace," Sunday, April 1 at 2:00 p.m. in the Strawberry Gallery, Universe City at 2556 Washington Blvd. in Ogden. The production is recommended for mature audiences only and contains mature themes and language.

"Peace" was written when War (Peloponnesian) had already lasted ten years. The leading motive is the same as in many of Aristophanes' plays--the intense desire of the less excitable and more moderate-minded citizens for relief from the miseries of war. Also typical is his satirical treatment of government officials, war leaders and easily misled citizens. The rustic patriot, Trygaeus, travels to Olympus to question the gods about the state of the world. His vehicle is a dung beetle he has trained for this purpose. He finds Olympus deserted by all but the demon, War, who is pounding the Greeks states in a mortar. Peace has been imprisoned in a pit. Trygaeus calls the different states of Hellas to rescue her and
bring her back to Earth.

The cast includes Luckey Heath as Trygaeus and Dr. Larry Dooley (WSU Theatre) as War. The remaining cast members will take several parts and will also be included as The Chorus. They include WSU theatre majors Tyson Baker and Linton Dean, Dr. Linda Eaton (Anthropology), Dr. Robert Fudge (Philosophy), Caril Jennings (Performing Arts) and Dr. Kathryn MacKay (History). Seating limited to 45.

For more information about Universe City, contact Benjamin Jennings, 458-8959.