North Shore

Argyle House: Mother Goose and
Friends. Theatre West Van tackles
the timeless classic. Aug. 16, 23

and 30 at 2 and 3 p.m. Free. 1564
Argyle Ave.

Elsewhere

Gallery 56: The Society of Artists
and Performers presents various
musical, artistic and theatrical per-
formances in a cafe atmosphere
Thurs., Fri., Sat. nights through
August. Drop in for coffee. 56
Powell St. in Gastown.
Richmond Gateway Theatre: A
Closer Walk with Roy Orbison.
Musical tribute to Roy Orbison
with Elvis Prestey, James Dean,
Marilyn Monroe, Connie Francis.
Stars Tom Arntzen as Orbison. To
Aug. 22.

Arts Club Theatre, Granville
island Stage: Blues in the Night. A
dynamic performance of 26 torchy
blues classics that frame three
women’s relationships with one
man. The Tony Award nominee
features a live jazz quintet. Stars
Lovie Elie, Saffron Henderson,
Alvin Sanders and Sibel Thrasher.
To Sept. 19.

Four Nights in August Playreading
Series: Aug. 16: The Way of the
World, directed by North Van-
couver’s Robert Clothier. Aug. 23:

Theatre holding
Ludlum tryouts

THEATRE WEST Van will be
holding auditions for Charles
Ludlum’s The Artificial Jungle on
Aug. 25 and 26 at 7:30 p.m.

The theatre group is on the
lookout for males between 30-40
years and women aged 30-60. If
you fall into either of these
categories, you may audition in
person at Argyle House, 1564
Argyle Ave. in West Vancouver.

There are also a few openings
for technical crew.

No previous theatre experience
is necessary, say organizers, just
enthusiasm and commitment.

Contact Jennifer at 987-4358 or
Sheilan at 685-8730 for more
details.

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Ubu Rex, directed by North Van-
couver’s Stephen E. Miller. Aug.
30: The Wild Duck. Tickets: $8.
Fundraiser, Aug. 9: $30, All four
nights: $45. All shows begin 7:30
p.m.

Revue Stage: Maltby and Shire’s
Closer Than Ever. A moving
musical journey starring Ruth
Nichol and Diane Stanley. Man.-

Fri, at 8 p.m.; Sat. @ and 9:30 p.m.

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Res.: 687-1644.

Carousel Theatre School, Gran-
ville Island: The school presents
its Third Annual outdoor
Shakespeare performance, A Mid-
summer Night's Dream, to Aug. 22
at 8 p.m. Free admission. Into.:
669-3410.

Back Alley Theatre: Times of

Your Life. Faye Leung joins the
Theatresports League in their hilar-

ious weekly show. Aug. 14 at &
p.m. Tickets: $15.

Also, Lunchbox theatre: Graceland
and Asleep on the Wind in reper-
tory, to Aug.28. All periormances
Tues.-Fri from 12:15 to 1 p.m.
Tickets: $5. 688-7013 or at the
door.

Maikin Bowl: Theatre Under the
Stars’ 1992 season includes La
Cage Aux Felles and Sandy
Wilson’s The Boyfriend. Runs

alternate evenings, to Aug.15 at
8:30 p.m. Tickets: $15/9, from
280-3311 of 687-0174.
Vancouver East Cultural Centre:
Sleep Tight. in cooperation with
the Vancouver Folk Music Festival,
Laughing Moon Theatre mounts a
wondertully bizarre show that tells
the tale of an uneasy trip to
dreamland precipitated by a late-
night pizza. Aug. 11-15, 17-22 at
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