28 - Wednesday, June 3, 1992 — North Shore News

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NEWS photo Mike Waketleid

PRESENTATION HOUSE Theatre has remounted Peter Eliot
Weiss’ successful drama-comedy, Haunted House Hamlet.
Co-directed by Kate and Peter Eliot Weiss, the play opened

Tuesday and runs until Aug. 1.

WEST VANCOUVER’S
Dramaworks turns two this sum-
mer and director Jennifer. Riach is
celebrating the success of her in-
novative theatre classes for kids

_and teens.

“it’s going. very well,” said
Riach, a professional actor and
drama coach. ‘Registration has
doubled from the fall-winter ses-
sion.”

For the second time,
Dramaworks is holding a summer
camp this year for youth aged
seven-15. The two-week, day-long
sessions will be held at Klee Wyck.

In Creative Drama Camp (for
ages seven-12) students explore
the art of prop-making and
mask-making and learn how to use
their creations in a variety of
dramatic presentations,
culminating in an -informal pres-
entation for parents and friends on

the second Saturday of each: ses:
sion.

“The 13 and over class will: “do
a couple of scenes from The
Tempest, which they'll see per-
formed at Vanier Park. We've in-
vited Christopher Gaze from Bard |

‘on the Beach to come and talk to

the class,” says Riach.

Art instructor Maggie Mason has
been invited to work with the
younger students on props. and
masks,

Riach, who is working in coop-
eration with the District. of West-.-
Vancouver, is hoping to get 80.
students this year. .

“Mts thrilling to watch how this :
process ‘helps children . develop
self-esteem, self confidence and
cooperation.”

Registration is already under.
way at the West Vancouver Rec
seation Centre. For dates and
times, phone 922-8963.

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