B8 - Wednesday, December 7, 1983 - North Shore News

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Reflecting on Reflections

REFLECTIONS On Crook-
ed Walking, Ann Mortifee’s
Wizard of Oz type musical

By NANCY WEATHERLEY

NEWS photo Elisworth Dickson

ANN MORTIFEE

fantasy, is being remounted
this month at the Arts Club
Granville Island.

The play, although far
from perfect, is a _well-
meaning enjoyable musical
with amusing characters
(played by some of Van-
couver’s better known
theatrical characters), a nice
musical score, and brilliant
Jesse Award winning
costumes by Marti Wright.

The musical starts out as
the colorful Doorman
(Simon Webb) and Opia
(Charlene Brandolini) design
a game with few rules and lit-
tle purpose except to get four
characters on a _ magical

journey through an en-
chanted forest looking for
the cure to a_ mysterious

malady that has everyone else
sleeping.

Following the puzzling
path are delightful
caricatures; Reverend
Blinkers (Bernard Cuffling),
a dusty, bookbound intellec-
tual; fluffy, bubble-headed
Feathertoes (Sharron Tim-
mins); miserable pessimist

Speaking of Reflections ...

AN EXHIBITION of
watercolours by B.C.
artist Colin Righton en-
titled Reflections will
be held at the Interna-
tional Plaza Hotel, for 3
days December 8, 9 and
10.

Righton has been painting
professionally for 15 years,
the past 10 in B.C. and has
done so primarily without us-
ing the traditional method of
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wishes to spend all his time
Painting and therefore must
make his living by selling his
work. And unless an artist
has already established a big
name for himself, no gallery
is prepared to guarantee him
a living income.

But, perhaps most impor-
tant, Righton says he enjoys
and needs the personal con-
tact with those who buy his
work. It is tremendously
fulfilling, and satisfying to
produce, frame, present and
finally sell a painting per-

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responsible for, and involved
in every aspect of his artistic
life, from conception to sale.
The upcoming show will be
large and varied, including
many approaches to. this
demanding medium, from at-
mospheric renditions inspired
by the west coast landscape
to glowing stylized abstracts,
all, in his own unique style.

Everyone is invited to join
him celebrating the fruits of
his latest artistic efforts, Dec.
8, 9 and 10.

Sufferton; and loquacious
Gabby (Jane Mortifee).

During their journey, the
four are plagued by strange
nightmare-sized creatures,
Opia and the Doorman in
different disguises, and
Opia’s two bumbling,
munchkin-like sidekicks
delightfully performed by
Gina Bastone and David
Grove.

The play continues into
January with 8 p.m. perfor-
mances Tuesday through Fn-
day, shows at 6:30 and 9:30
p.m. Saturday and a 2:30
p-m. matinee Sunday.

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