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NEWS photo Mike Wakofield

MEMEERS OF TRIO MiO, a French music ensemble, per-
formed before hundreds of North Shore French immersion
and Programme Cadre students last month, thanks to the ef-
forts of the North Vancouver chapter of Canadian Parents for

French.

Play’s romantic theme

lost amid the foolery

From page 38

(Laurier Dubeau) appears in town
and mistaken identities abound. In
the end, amidst the chaos, love
reigns, and couples pair off con-
tentedly.

Strangely enough, Colin Heath's
Feste, the fool, is the least over-
drawn character and the’ most

‘credible. Feste undresses the other
characters’ pretensions and
ironically comments on the action.
tn addition to his verbal acrobatics
Heath performs real acrobatics (he
has circus training).

Throughout the production the
actors’ accents are as varied as the
trade winds and hardly ever iden-

Wine listed in

From page 27

A sampled Koonunga Hill Shiraz
Cabernet from the $24 section was
excellent: rich and soft with a
great balance of fruit and wood.

The Park Royal's clientele re-

"mains mature and loyal irf the best
. of traditions; they know they will

be treated with grace and fed with

tifiably Caribbean (some sounded
Irish). And, although it’s full of
knee-slapping, gut-splitting
silliness, the theme of love.
(romantic and platonic) as a bind-.*
ing agent is lost in the foolery.
For the most past, the cast han-
dles the Shakespearian language .
capably, almost overstating some
lines to assure we get the jokes.

Although the comic treatment is :
laid on a bit thick, Twelfth Night

_ may still prove an entertaining

night's diversion for bard non-
purists. Twelfth Night plays
through July and then goes into
repertoire with Shakespeare’s The
Tempest liil September 15.

price ranges .

an honest elegance.

For the less formal, the Park
Royal pub packs in a boisterous
young crowd in the hotel’s base-
ment.

The Fark Royal Hotel provides a
unique country destination resort
in the heart of the urban Lower
Mainland area.

It is. a tradition worth beginning.

WITH
TIMOTHY RENSHAW

Read
TABLE HOPPING
every Wednesday
in the
North Shore News

It’s a movable feast for

the senses