Hendry Hall: The Cave Dwellers.
Bob Weakes directs the North
Vancouver Community Players in
this piece about a colorful collec-
tion of old actors living in an
abandoned theatre. To March 29
at 8 p.m. Tickets: $10/8 at 983-
2633.
Centennial Theatre: North Shore
Opera mounts Gilbert and
Sullivan’s Patience. Friday and
Saturdays only, To March 27.
Tickets: $14/11 from 984-4484.
West Vancouver Secondary: A
Midsummer Night's Dream. West
Vancouver Secondary drama stu-
dents tackle the bard’s famous
love story. March 26 and 27, April
1-3 at 7:30 p.m. March 28, 3 p.m.
matinee. Tickets: $8/5. Info: 981-
1100.
Dzep Cove Shaw Theatre: The
Grace of Mary Traverse. The
sheltered heroine, Mary Traverse,
ventures outside the parameters of
her home plunging head-first into
the bizarre world of men’s clubs,
gambling dens and parliament.
Presented by the Capilano College
Theatre Company. To March 27 at
8 p.m. Tickets: 984-1720.
You're a Good Man Charlie
Brown. First mpressions:- Theatre
tackles this Broadway musical
based on the Peanuts comic strip.
Directed by Ward Ashlie, it
features Mitchell MacKay as
Charlie Brown, Heather Smith as
‘Lucy and Doug Perri as Linus.
March 31-April 3 and Apri! 7-10 at
8 p.m. Tickets: $12/10 at 929-
9456.
Presentation House: Harold
Pinter’s No Mian’s Land will be
directed by award-winning North
Shore director, Rita Weakes. .
Theatre West Van presents Pinter’s
witty and complex drama centring
on four male characters who in-
habit a no-man’s land that lies
somewhere between reality and
imagination. Apsil 7- 17 at 8 p.m.
Tickets: $10/8. Res: 926-9693.

Elsewhere

Vancouver Playhouse: Death and
the Maiden. Riveting psychological
drama by Chilean playwright Ariel
Dorfman stars former West Van-
couver actor Brenda Robbins and

p.m., with 2 p.m. Saturday mati-
nees, Tickets: 873-3311 or Tick-
etmaster.

Arts Club Mainstage Theatre:
Love Letters. The twists and turns
of a 30-year relationship are
brought to the stage in this moving
and humorous collection of letters
performed by Ruth Nichol and
West Vancouver actor Jackson
Davies. To March 27, Mon.-Fri at 8
p.m.; Sat. 5 and 8:30 p.m. 2/1
Mondays at 8 p.m. and Wednes-
days at 5 p.m. Tickets: 687-1644 or
Ticketmaster.

Sleuth. Anthony Shaffer's classic
story of master manipulator An-
drew Wyke. Previews March 30
and 31. April 1-May 15.

Granville island Revue Cabaret:
john Gray's 18 Wheels. A special
view of life as seen from the cab of
an 18-wheel rig. Mon.-Fri. at 8:30
p.m.; Sat. at 6 and 9:30 p.m. 2/1
Monday evening matinees and
Wed. at 5 p.m.

All Grown Up. An infectious
musical look at the songs and
stories of growing up in the ‘60s.
Stars Ellen Kennedy, Ronnie
Panych and Lori Valleau. Previews
April 7-12. Opens April 13; closes
May 15. ;
Kitsilano Theatre: The Granny.

She’s (O00 years old and your worst
nightmare — she’s The Granny.
Argentinian playwright Roberto
Cossa spins a wicked comedy
about an italian immigrant family.
To Mar. 27. Matinees: Tickets:
$10/8. Res.: 736-3588.
Waterfront Theatre: Brew: The
Comedy with a Head. Montreal's
longest-running comedy makes its
Vancouver debut. Runs to April
11. Tickets: 280-4444.
Performance Works on Gran-
ville Island: Raw Theatre. The
New Play Centre's fifth annual
celebration of new Canadian plays
continues with Raw Theatre, a col-
lection of plays with production
values ranging from minimal stay-
ing and costumes to actors with
scripts in hand. Begins with A
Cage Without Bars, the 1992 24-
hour playwriting competition
winner. March 26-April 3: two
new scripts, Flat But a Little Bit
Round and Photographic Memory’.
Tickets: $4-315. Students and
seniors, half price. tnfo: 685-6228.
Firehall Arts Centre: Our Coun-
try’s Good. This critically acclaini-
ed play by Timberlake Werten-
baker is sat in Australia in the late

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