34 - Wednesday, November 16, 1994 ~ North Shore News

Bioodless performance

From page 28

And if we cannot travel with
him there’s no other train left to
ride.

Claire is a necessarily fixed
classical heroine and Cavendish
finds a restrained balance between
raw power and detachment. But it
is, perforce, a bloodless perfor-
mance that surprises in its proximi-
ty to love rather than passion.

JANN ARDEN
Living Under June

es
Song:

THE TRACTORS
Owner's Manual

FRANK SINATRA
’ Buets

VARIOUS ARTISTS
The Glory of Gershwin

BON JOVI
Cross Road /The Best Of

Perhaps my response to this pro-
duction is colored by my precon-
ceptions.

The Arts Club and Touchstone
have assembled an unusually pow-
erful and talented cast whose skills
and experience I had eagerly looked
forward to enjoying.

Left feeling that in avoiding any
“heavy seriousness,” Surette hud
shown only the cleverly textured
surface of what they had to offer.

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acrylies M9
$10 off with this ad
Call 985-9101

I Lonsdale Avenue
.

"CLAUDE LANGEVIN
Gallery Hours: Tues.-Sat, 10-6 ¢ Sun, 12-4

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HMV reserves the right to limit quantities.

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Nov. 19-Dec. 24

1009 Cambie St. (Yaletown)

Vancouver 687-7466

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VARIOUS ARTISTS.
Nativity in Black
A Tribute to Black Sabbath

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