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_ MEMBERS OF Theatre West Van rehearse for their production of Charles Ludiam's The Artificial (ares " ' ' ne
Jungle. The wacky thriller opened last night and runs until Feb. 27 at Presentation House. Pictured .
above, left to right: actors L. Alan George, Lance Singbeil, and Barbara Whiting. For reservations,

phone 983-2895.

North Shore
Deep Cove Shaw Theatre: Act |,
Scene 2. A fundraiser for former
North Vancouver actor and direc-
tor, James Doyle. Members of
North Vancouver's theatre com-
munity have created a variety :
show to help. raise funds for
' Doyle’s medical equiprient. The
show runs Feb, 25-27. Tickets are
$10. Info.: 987-9082.
_. Presentation House: The Artificial
“Jungle, Charles Ludlam’s wacky
thriller is set in a pet shop and
’ features an array of strange
creatures. The Theatre West Van
production runs to Feb. 27 at 8
p.m. Tickets: $10/8. 2/1 Tues. and
Wed. Res.: 983-2995.
Elsewhere
Vancouver Playhouse: Much Ado
About Nothing. Toronto’s Duncan
Mcintosh directs this Shakespeare
classic. Stars North Vancouver ac-
tor john Moffat. Previews Feb. 17
and 18. Opens Feb. 19. Tickets:
873-3311 or Ticketmaster, Pay-
what-you-can matinee is Feb. 20 at
2 p.m. ,
Arts Club Mainstage Theatre: M.
Butterfly, Artistic director Bill
Millerd directs this award-winning
drama by American playwright
‘David Henry Hwang, based on the
story of the 20-year romance be-
tween a French diplomat and a
Chinese opera star. To Feb. 20.
Mon.-Fri at 8 p.m.; Sat. 5 and 8:30
p.m. 2/1 Mondays at 8 p.m. and
Wednesdays at 5 p.m. Tickets:

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Love Letters. The twists and turns
of a 30-year relationship are
brought to the stage in this moving
and humorous collection of letters
performed by Ruth Nichol and
Jackson Davies, Feb. 24-March 27,
Tickets: 687-1644 or Ticketmaster.
Granville island Revue Cabaret:
John Gray’s 18 Wheels. A special
view of life as seen from the cab of
an 18-whee! rig. Mon.-Fri. at 8:30
p.m.; Sat. at 6 and 9:30 p.m. 2/1
Monday evening matinees and
Wed, at 5 p.m.

Waterfront Theatre: Amelia! John
Gray’s new musical stars Deep
Cove actor Stephen E. Miller and
Jane Mortifee. Directed by both
Gray and Larry Lillo, the produc-
tion features Gray in the role of
the pianist. Feb; 22-March 6.
Tickets: 685-6217.

Station Street Arts Centre: States
of Shock, Sam Shepard's first stage
work in six years. Fend Players
tackle this work about an Ameri-
can industrial military complex
and the havoc it wreaks. To Feb.

27. Tickets: 280-3000.
Metro Theatre: You Can't Take it
With You. George Kaufman and
Moss Hart present a war of styles
in this cynical American comedy.
Feb. 20-March 13. Info: 266-7191.
Vancouver Little Theatre: Pink
Ink Theatre presents the western
Canadian premiere of Paul Vogel’s
new comedy, The Baltimore
Waltz. Feb, 18-Mar. 14, Tickets:
872-1861.
Green Thumb Theatre: Tough. In
this new play by George F.
Walker, three 19-year-alds
discover the irony, frustration and
growing pains of accepting adult
responsibilities. To Feb. 20. Tick-
ets: $12/10 at 254-9578.
Firehall Theatre: Touchstone
Theatre presents Iceberg Lettuce.
A day in the life of Elaine, an ac-
tor, who is smajt, sane and cool,
but whose family gatherings are
horrific, hilarious and all too famil-
iar. Stars Joy Coghill, Oliver
Becker and Kate Schlemmer. To
Feb. 28. Info: 689-0926.

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Arts council hosts NV display

TO’ CELEBRATE Heritage
Week in Canada, North Shore
residents are invited to an
opening reception of a
heritage pkoto~ display on
Thursday, Feb. 18 in the foyer
of North Vancouver City Hall.

Sponsored by the North
Vancouver Community Arts

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Council, the ‘exhibit,. which
includes stories of. the city’s
past as well as photos,
highlights a number of recent
efforts to save heritage build-
ings in the city.

The reception will be held
from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. The
display runs until March 17.

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