C6 - Friday, May 18, 1984 - North Shore News

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Competing in Penticton

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OUTSIDE-Inside Out competes in Penticton this week as
part of the B.C. Arts Festival. Elena Kirschner is pictured in a
routine from the North Vancouver play.

First Impressions Theatre
will represent the North
Shore zone in the Theatre
B.C. Festival of Plays. The
winning plays of all the zones
in B.C. are competing tn Pen-
ticton this week — May
14-19.

First Impressions Theatre
submitted a new play
‘“‘Outside-Inside Out’? by
young North Vancouver
playwright, John McGie,
with original music compos-
ed by another North Van
resident, lan Schildt.

Whereas John ts fairly new
to the theatre scene, lan’s
hame is becoming very
famihar to the North Shore.
He has written original music
for all of First Impressions’
shows, First Impressions,
Puss In Boots, The Hot L
Baltimore and Outside-Inside
Out. He also wrote the music
for Community Artists’
Skool (which will be re-
mounted this fall) and
Capilano College's An Enter-
tainment at the Cafe Ter-
minus and The Crucible. He
won an award in the North
Shore drama festival for his
music in The Crucible.

Mountains inspire art

ELLA PARKIN

at our surroundings.
Her colours, composinon
and use of reflected light tell

THE POWERFUL aura of

the story of the creation of

University of Victoria, ma-
yoring in Sculpture, and Emi-
ly Carr College of Art and

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Palmer Woodrow II] earned his diploma

the old-fashioned way.

He hired Eddie Keaton to graduate for him.

Design, majoring in painting.
these majestic masses and her
artist's eye has captured their
simple elegant lines. After
viewing her work you may
never look at our mountains
in the same way again.

mountain scenery is captured
by the strong rhythmic lines
of Ruth Thompson's oil on
canvas paintings. Thompson,
whose show at the North
Vancouver Civic Centre, con-
tinues to June 12, feels that Thompson, who lives in
we who live in this rugged Nanaimo, was a former resi-
area tend to take the moun- dent: of North Vancouver

The show at the North
Vancouver City Hall, 141
West 14th Ave., North Van-
couver continues until June
12. Daily hours Monday to
Friday, 8:30 am to 4:30 pm.
Sponsored by the North Van-

' couver Community Arts
tains for granted and she has She has Fine Arts degrees Council information
set out to give us afresh look from Malaspina College, 988-6844.

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