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North Share

Arrgyle House: The Atud Hatter’s Tea Party
presened by West Vancouver Little Theatre,
Shows are every batf-hour on Sundays. 2-4
p.m. to Labor Day. 1564 Aryle Ave. Info:
82tr 2228.

Presentation House: Murderer by Anthony
Shafter, Protagonist Norman re-enacts crimes
at the great masters — but is it just a game?
To fel &; Wed.-Sat. at 8 p.m, Tix: $12/9.
Res: 986-1351,

Elsewhere

Metro Theatre: Who Goes Bure? by Richard
Huveris and Lesfie Darbon opens July 7.
Chaas results when Eddie Manchip runs a
Health and Strength home in a decaying
country mansion. Runs 8 p.m. Thurs.-Sat.
until Aug. 3. ket info: 266-7199, 19:30
pom,, Tues.-Sat.

Arts Club Theatre: Driving Miss Daisy by
Alfred Uhry stars Doris Chillcoit, Allan Gray

“and Alvin Sanders. Runs through August.

Shows: Mon/Tues. at 8 p.m.; Wed-Fri. at
8:30 p.m.; Sat. at 6 and 9:30 p.m, Res: 687-
1644,

Revue Stage: Duds in Bondage. A musical
comedy by Robert More. Three men heave
the world of colic, chronic sleep toss and.
eternal laundry. Runs roughly until the end
of July. Mon.-Tues. 8 p.m; Wed.- Fri, 8:30
p.m.; Sat. 6 and 9 p.m.; Wed, 2/1 matinee 5

Buquet probes personal

From page 22

(Koot) Westendorp takes
cibachrome shots of gardens in
which the ‘represented’
becomes “‘abstract’’. and familiar
plants and flowers give way to the
shimmering play of resonating
colors.

Likewise, Lorne Greenberg
makes use of multiple exposures
and layered imagery to create
photographs which dramatize the
intimacy of the relation between
past and present, fact-and fiction,
dream and reality. Evocative shots
of vividly colored, tortuously ex-
pressionistic paintings of Mexico’s
troubled history are superimposed
on recent, apparently placid,
documentary Mexican street
scenes.

Jack Buauet choreographs famil-
iar objects on a table-top, items
such as a paper cut-out moon,
colored balls, Smarties, and a
variety of measuring instruments,
then subjects these to theatrical
lighting and long or multi-ex-
posures.

The result is a series of images
that take us on a magical mystery
tour through what could be a
playful version of inter-galactic
space or a whimsical, micro-
molecular fantasy. Buquet’s piece

pan. lata, 687-1644
Bach Alley Theatre, 75! Thoth: Comedy
andomproy. Mon. and Thur & pont: bad

and TD pa Sat 7. Sand dh pon, Res:
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North Shore

Park Royal: Robin Hood. Thelma and
Louise, What about Bob. Pach & Tilford:
Backdrt, Dances with Wolves, City

She kers, Junute Fover, Problem Child 0 Ov.
ing Young. Esplanade 6: Soups Naked
Gun 2. Robin Hood, lerminator 2. The

Koc hetcer, Showtime Hotline: Famous
Players 611-4254. Cineples Odeon 687
Ws

North Shore

Horseshoe Bay Plaza: Saul Sureors will
appear 1:30 p.m. on fuly 7 os part of the
Concerts by the Sea series. On July 14 at
1:30 p.m... fohn Mckachhin and Rob Marr
will perform,

Ambleside Park: On July 3. Pedreimach
Quintet at 7 pom, and Maple Leat Singers at
Bp. os part of the Coacerts by the sea
series, On July 7 at 7 pm. the Tonally Hep
will pertorm,.

Elsewhere

St. George’s School: The Vancouver
Chamber Music Festival, taking place July 29
and 3t and Aug. 2.5.7. and 9, presents six
concerts featuring internationally acclaimed
young musicians. Special tribute to Pro-
hotiev, Dvorak and Mozart. Tix and into:
Vancouver Recital Society. 736-6034.

Christ Church Cathedral: The Vancouver
Children’s Choir will give a free performance
at 7:30 pum, July 4.

is a probing personal narrative,
which at the same time spoofs the
idler’s search for truth,

This is a fitting note to end on.

North Shore

West Vancouver Memorial Library: Land:
scupes by artist Corig Yeats will be on display
throughout fuly.

Gallery Alpha: Rointoresss of the Atind. A
Frbute features the work on 14 urtist. work:
FOO Gaus mediums as an exhibiteon

luly alitery hours: 12-5:40 pom. Tues:
Sat. Into: 926. bt 8,

Harrison Galleries: Gallery artists to July 4
soclude fase Saladur, Wilson Chu, George
Bates, Katt Holland and Darvel i7zard. Into:
My 2085,

Ferry Building: hinds and Onions, 9 visu:
ally neh and harmonious presentation of
wsark past and present by Ruth Massey. July
913, Gallery hours: ues. U1) aims pan;
Wed.-Sun., 12-8 p.m, Info: 925-3605,
Presentation House: Hinetrane by
photographers Angela Grauerholz and
Michele Woaquant: guest curated by Karen
Henry. Gallery hours: Wed.-Sun., 12-5 p.m:
Thurs. 12-9 pom. To July 28, Info: 986-1351.
North Vancouver City Hall Gallery: An
eshibition of imbthearted and spontanepus
watercolor by West Vancouver anist judy
Baxshaw. Mon-Fri, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
To july 17. Sponsored by North Vancouver
Arty Council.

North Vancouver District Hall Gallery:
Watercolors by Scottish-born Margo
Cuthbert. To fuly 17. Gallery hours: Aton.-
Fei, 8:30-4:50 p.m, Sponsored by North
Vancouver Community Arts Council,

Narth Vancouver Provincial Courthouse’
Watercolors by Mabel Stringer, To July 17.
Gallery hours: Mon.-Fri 8:30-3:30 p.m,
Sponsored by the North Vancouver Com:
munity Arts Council,

Elsewhere:

Harrington Gatleries: Artists featured for
month of July include Andre Mingus, Marc
thogall. Joan Miro and Pierre aguste
Renoir, Gallery hours: 9:30 a.m.-3:40 pm,
weekdays: 10.0..-5 pom, Sat: 12-5 pont.
Sun. into: 687-8 380.

narrative

since all the works in this show,
directly or indirectly, undermine
naive faith in the camera as a
purely documentary instrument.

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