North Shore ;

Deep Cove Shaw Theatre:
Starstruck! First Impressions
Theatre opens its glitzy Broadway
revue fuly 15. Tickets: $10. Info.:
929-9456.

Elsewhere

Arts Club Theatre, Granville
sland Stage: Lend me a Tenor. Set
in the 1930s, this farce centres on
the theme of mistaken identity.
Directed by Ken Ludwig and starr-
ing North Shore actor Gillian
Barber. Held over until July 18.
Blues in the Night. A dynamic per-
formance of 26 torchy blues
classics that frame three women’s
relationships with one man, The
Tony Award nominee features a
live jazz quintet. July 22-Sept. 19.
Revue Stage: Maltby and Shire’s
Closer Than Ever. A moving,
musical journey starring Ruth
Nichol and Diane Stapley. Mon.-
Fri. at 8 p.m.; Sat. 6 and 9:30 p.m.
until mid-September. Two-for-one
Wednesday 5 p.m. and Monday.
Res.: 687-1644.

Dorothy Sommerset Theatre:
Summer stock theatre. Wed.-Sun.
at 8 p.m. Cabaret alternates with
The House of Blue Leaves, a black
comedy about life, love and art by
American playwright john Guare.
Tickets: $10/8. Info.: 822-2678.
Back Alley Theatre: In a tribute

to Ray Michal, lunchbox theatre is
back. Moliere’s Les Precieuses
Ridicules runs to July 31:
Graceland and Asleep on the
Wind in the repertory, Aug. 4-28.
All performances Tues.-Fri from
12:15 to 1 p.m, Tickets: $5. 688-
7013 or at the door.

Malkin Bowl: Theatre Under the
Stars opens its season with two
plays, La Cage Aux Folles and
Sandy Wilson’s The Boyfriend.
Runs alternate evenings, July 15-
Aug.15 at 8:30 p.m. Tickets: $15/9,
from 280-3311 or 687-0174.
Special AIDS benefit, July 14, with
proceeds to UBC/St. Paul’s Chair

Tim Renshaw
is on vacation

Table Hopping
back next week

for AIDS Research and the Van-
couver Persons with AIDS Society.
Tickets: $30.

Station Street Arts Centre:
Directing for the Minimalist
Theatre. July 13-15, 10:30 a.m.-
4:30 p.m., in conjunction with
Harold Pinter’s The Homecoming,
a public reading, July 19 at 8:30
p.m. Henry Woolf, artistic director
of Shakespeare on the Saskat-
chewan, leads this workshop of
three solid days of intensive
hands-on participation in protes-

sional directing. The cast includes
Norman Browning, Bernard Cuffl-
ing. Stephen Dimopolous, Duncan
Fraser, Thomas Mitchell and
Camille Mitchell. $100 for Equity
members; $175 for non-members.
Info.: 688-3337. Tickets for the
reading are $5 at the door,

Metro Theatre: Where’s Charley¢
Pat Waldron produced this popu-
lar musical by Frank Loesser and
George Abbott based on Brandon
Thomas’ Charley’s Aunt. Pres-
ented by The Singin’ Dancin’ Ac-

tin’ Studio, with musical direction
by Lloyd Nicholson. To Aug. 1.
Wed.-Sat. at 8 p.m, Tickets: 266-
7194.

Park and Tilford: Uniawtul Entry,
Poison Ivy, Howard's End, Far and
Away, Beethoven, A League of
Their Own, Housesitter, 985-3911.

Esplanade 6: Batman Returns,
Boomerang, Pinocchio, Patriot
Games, Lethal Weapon 3. 983-
2762.

Park Royal: Pinocchio, Batman
Returns, Lethal Weapon 3, Sister
Act. 922-9174.

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