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Theatre troup heads for Olympics

RADEIS

! International, Olympic Arts Festival in  Radeis will perform their new
Belgium’s world-renowned, = July. production, ‘‘Scaffoldings’’,
avant-garde theatre troupe, This four-member com- in its North American

will appear in Vancouver en
route to their engagement at
the prestigious Los Angeles

pany presents a unique and
imaginative brand of indoor
street theatre. In Canada,

premier at the Vancouver
East Cultural Centre (June
7-17).

Nothing is ever quite what
is seems and whatever it
seems quickly turns into
something else in the crafty
hands of Radeis. Within a
short space of ume, Radeis

has gaimed an enormous
reputation throughout
Europe for its style of

theatre, delighting critics and
audiences alike. Radeis
(Flemish for ‘‘radish’’) was
born in 1977, the realization
of a dream for actor Jos De
Pauw and scenic/plastic ar-
tist Pat van Hemelrijkc. The
pair are currently joined by
mime/ceramist Dick Pauwels
and technician Pat Thim-
pont. Since its inception, the
company has participated in

numerous projects, from
street animation, cartoon
design, film, television, and

‘*photo-novels’” to the
development of four full
evening shows: ‘‘Iilnmess
Causes Radeis’’ (1978); ‘‘I

Don't Know The Continent
Was So Beautiful’’ (1979);
‘Birds’? (1981)’ and ‘‘Scaf-
foldings’’ (1981/83). Using a
universal language, their
work has been understood
and appreciated around the
world. They have toured ex-
tensively throughout Europe
and have been invited to evey
major festival, including the
Avignon Festival, -Amster-
dam Festival cf Fools, Lon-
don Mime Festival, Holland

Festival, Edinburgh Festival,
Hong Kong Festival, Theatre
Festival of Caracas, and The
Quebec Festival. call 254-9578
for more information.

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WALTZ at Dawn, performed by Erica and Lesley Trivett (11) of West Vancouver,
won first prize for their suet in the Surrey Dance Festival held in April. This dance will
also be part of the program in the upcoming performances by the Goh Ballet Academy,

where the Trivetts have been studying ballet for three years. The performances will be
held June 9 and 10 at North Van Centennial Theatre.

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