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Images of night

NIGHT GIVES us new eyes.
Our visual perceptions are
strongly affected by the
dark, ‘the. ordinary becomes
extraordinary,. assuming
shapes and proportions
created by the eye of our im-
agination. |. -

That William Deacon and
Philipp Scholz Rittermann
use the camouflaging and
transforming properties of
darkness to maximum effect
is evident in their powerful
black and white photo-
graphs. The two shows,
Deacon’s Views.of Night and
Rittermann’s Nightscapes
will be on exhibit together in
the Gibson Room of Presen-
tation House, September 9
to October 2.

EDDIE

MON. AUG 29:
TUES. AUG 30: >

Carlos, TJ, Billy Joe, Essix, Ritchie Star
* Plus Four Sexy Male Waiters and Prizes

THURS. SEPT 1

DIRE rt) ‘Martin a Millerchip ( (far tieht) d discusses a scene with actors Nartan and Stan

William Deacon presently
lives and works in Toronto.
He has photographed in
remote corners of the world,
including Egypt, Peru and
Bolivia, and has had
numerous images published.
For the past few years
Deacon has been working on
a photographic book project
with Eugene Walter entitled
“The B ue Soui

In Views of Night, “Deacon
draws the viewer into his
fascination with night light’s
effect on the ordinary
daytime landscape.

Philipp Scholtz Ritterman,
a German photographer
presently living in California
has also tackled the theme of
night landscapes.

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Nightscapes is his portrayal
of “the irrational thoughts
and feelings, sometimes
scary, sometimes comforting
- never neutral” that night
evokes.

Born in Lima, Peru, Rit-
termann has lived most of his
life in Europe. He is the co-
founder/ curator of the
Gallery Novum in Hanover,
Germany and is presently
doing an internship at the
recently established
Museum of Photographic
Arts in San Diego, Califor-
nia.

Night Photographs will
run concurrently’ with
Setkani - Contemporary
Czechoslovakian
Photographers.

FROM PAGE B10

they can come at 8:30, after
* "dinner and see the play only
> for $9.

The dinner begins at 7:30.
- The Drunkard is a

humorous adaptation of a
serious melodrama on the
evil consequences of court-
ing the demon drink.

Many versions have been
produced, including Mildred
Iise’s burlesque production
which hold’s the world’s
record for performances in
one -theatre. The Drunkard
played in the same theatre
9,477 times while The
Mousetrap changed theatre’s
after a mere 8,839 perfor-
mances, according to the
program.

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are coming
Call 685-6217
“A romantic musica!”
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WATERFRONT THEATRE
Granville leland
Sept. 2 thru 24
(No performances Sunday)
MONDAYS 2 for 1
TUES. 5:30 p.m. 2 for 1
Mon. - Fri. 8:30
Sat. 6:30 & 9:30
Preview: Wed. Aug. 31; Thurs. Sept. 1
“181-clase production ai the way”

Last

B11 - Sunday, August 28, 1983 -‘North Shore News

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The success of dinner
theatre at Century. Plaza is
very much dependent upon
the success of this first-pro-
duction. Audience response:

keep going, hopefully with a
better production budget.

The Drunkard offers a
pleasant evening's entertain-

Thursday (opening night)
was very positive. If they can
keep up the numbers the din-
ner theatre will be able to

ment complimented by good
food and a full bar. The ac-
ting is competent andi the
play itself alot of fun.

GESSER ENTERPRISES & GORDON CROWE presents
THE NEW YORK SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL'S PRODUCTION OF

STARRING 4
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TUES. AUG. 30th TO SAT. SEPT.3 —

Tue Wed/Thu Sat. - 8 p.m. Fri. 6 & 9 Sat. 2:30

QUEEN ELIZABETH THEATRE
TICKETS: VICICBO outs 687-4444 Charge tne.

MONDAY ONLY!

SPECIAL EVENT—AUGUST 29

Appearance before National Tour
Advance Tickets Available Nightly 8 pm - 2 am.

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Downtown Vancouver