Sat.'5 and 8:30 p.m,

Hendry Hall: Philadelphia, Here |
Come! A young man contemplates
emigrating from treland to the U.S.
April 7-17. North Vancouver
Community Players’ Mainstage ‘93
Festival Entry. Tickets: 983-2633.
_West- Vancouver Secondary: A
Midsummer Night’s Dream. West
‘Vancouver Secondary drama stu-
.dents tackle the bard’s famous
‘love story. April 1-3 at 7:30 p.m.’,
Tickets: $8/5. Info: 981-1100.
_ Beep Cove Shaw T heatre:
“'Yau're a Good Man Chatlie
-. Brown. First Impressions Theatre
“tackles the 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. The
play coincides with the theatre’s
one-year-anniversary. March 31-
April 3 and April 7-10-at 8 p.m.
Tickets: $12/10 at 929- 9456,
“Presentation House: Harold!
Pinter’s No Man’s Land. Theatre
West Van: presents Pinter’s witty -
and complex drama centring on
four male characters who inhabit a
,No-man’s land lying somewhere "
“between reality and imagination.
_ April 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 Robins and

: Bill Dow. March 31-April 24 at 8

_p.m.,with 2 p.m. Saturday mati- -

nees.. Tickets: 873- 3311-0 Tick-

etmaster.

‘Arts Club Mainstage ‘Theatre:

_ Sleuth. Anthony Shaffer's classic

story of master manipulator An-

drew Wyke. Previews March 31.

April 1-May 15. Mon.-Fri at 8 p.m.;

2/1 Mondays
at 8 p.m. and, Wednesdays at 5.
p.m, Tickets: 687-1644 or Tick- - -
_etmaster,’.

Granville Island Revue Cabaret:

. All Grown Up. An infectious
musical look at the songs and ©
stories of growing up in the ‘60s.
Stars Ellen Kennedy, Bonnie :

: Panych and Lori Valleau. -
Waterfront Theatre: Brew: The

.. Comedy with'a Head, Montreal’s

longest-running comedy makes its

FREE OPER HOUSE

-ANip GrpOREE
~~ Bras it Ups

FREE samples of GYMBOREE fun .
during our Open House: 40 pieces of play
equipment, activities... and laughs!

_ GYMBOREE is the world-wide leader in
parenuchild play programs, featuring five is
AR age-appropriate levels for children 3
a months through 4 year olds.
‘ Come play it up!

GPEM HOUSE
Wednesday, April 7
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‘Classes held at: | !
1525 Taylor Way, West Vancouver
: (St. David's United Church) :

“CLASSES FILLING FAST ~
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Vancouver debut. Runs to April
11. Tickets: 280-4444.
Performance Works on Gran-
ville island: Raw Theatre. The
New Play Centre's fitth annual
celebration of new Canadian plays
continues with Raw Theatre, a col-
lection df plays with production
values ranging from minimal stag-
ing and costumes ta actors with
scripts in hand. Begins with A
Cage Without Bars, the 1992 24-
hour playwriting competition
winner. To April 3: two new
scripts, Flat But a Little Bit Round
and Photographic Memory. Tick-
ets: $4-$15, Students and seniors,
half price. Info: 685-6228.

Firehall Arts Centre: Cur Coun- |
try’s Good. This critically acclaim-
ed play by Timberlake Werten-
baker is set in Australia in the late
1700s when England first estab-
lished the continent as a penal
colony. Directed by Donna

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~ NEWS photo Cindy

THEY'RE STUCK in a no-man’s land. Left.to right: Barry Duffus, Winston Gutkowski, David Burns,
and Richard Strachan rehearse a scene from Theatre West Van’s upcoming production of No Man’s
gard by playwright Harold Pinter. Directed by Rita Weakes, the ’ Play opens April 7 Tiekets: 926-
9693.

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