Deep Cove Shaw Theatre: The
Actors’ Company presents Squab-
bles. Comedy recounts the tale of
Jerry Sloan who opens his home to
his father and difficult mother.
Stars Don MacKay and Mary
Blondal. May 5-22 at 8 p.m. info:
929-5744.

Seycove Secondary: The impor-
tance of Being Earnest, Student
production of Wilde’s classic
opens May 10 (runs to May 14) at
7:30 p.m. Tickets: $5/3, available
in advance at the school or at the
door.

Elsewhere

Vancouver Playhouse: Private
Lives. Noel Coward's timeless
comedy is the Playhouse’s season
finale. It stars Allan Gray, Camille
Mitchell, Corrine Koslo and John
Moffat. Previews May 5, 6. Opens
May 7 and runs to May 29 at 8
p.m. Pay-what-you-can matinee is
May 8 at 2 p.m. Tickets: 873-3311
or Ticketmaster.

Arts Club Mainstage Theatre:
Sleuth. Anthony Shaffer's classic
story of master manipulator An-
drew Wyke. To May 15. Mon.-Fri.

Film picks up
every detail

From page 37

Titanica * * * % (at the CN-
imax Theatre) Unrated

“No, no. Put it back. It doesn’t
belong to you. !t belongs to other
people.” Those chastising words
are from Russian captain Anatoly
Sagalevitch to the American navi-
gator. (“if it glitters it’s gold’’)
Ralph White, about the belongings
of those poor souls who met a

. watery death on the Titanic 80
years ago.

Two-and-a-half miles below the
Atlantic's surface, the ghostly relic
is brought to life by an interna-
tional team on a powerfully
equipped Russian ship. Using ar-
chival photographs and the testi-
mony of survivor Eva Hart (now
87), director Stephen Low chroni-
cles the creation of the world’s
first ‘““unsinkable’’ ship and its
ill-fated maiden voyage.

But the real dratna comes from
six members of this 1991 expedi-
tion. Narrated with wit and heart
by the team’s Russian leader,
Anatoly, we witness a tempest of
egos and conflicting obsessions as
scientists, researchers and
photographers jockey for their
particular area of expertise. But
what we all came to see is the
wreck, With astonishing clarity,
the Imax camera picks up minute
details — the dinner plates wedg-
ed neatly in the ocean floor, a
woman’s shoe, the abundant sea
life that inhabits the slowly dissolv-
ing metal carcass.

This Imax film treads artfully be-
tween the sensitive and the sensa-
tional. And on a six-storey screen,
the ominous message about the
folly of pride is hard to miss.

SHOWTIME HOTLINES:
Famous Players ........... 681-4255
Cineplex Odeon .......... 687-1515

Loney never
misses a game

From page 32
team, he says he'll continue to
perform.

“(Canucks vice-president) Glen
Ringdal is always telling me he’s
gota list a mile long in his drawer
of people who'd like to replace
me. | said to him, ‘What are you
trying to tell me?’ I'd sooner die
than miss a hockey game. When
you grow up with it, it's in your
blood.”

at 8 p.m.; Sat. 5 and 8:30 p.m, 2/1
Mondays at 8 p.m. and Wednes-
days at 5 p.m, Tickets: 687-1644 or
Ticketniaster,

Granville Island Revue Cabaret:
All Grown Up. An intectious
musical look at the sungs and
stories of growing up in the 60s.

Stars Ellen Kennedy, Bonnie
Panych and Lori Valleau. To May
15.

Performance Works on Gran-
ville tstand: Paradise & The
Wasteland. The legends of King
Arthur are brought to fife in this
Tamahnous Theatre two-part epic

Wednesday, May 5, 1993 - North Shore News - 39

retelling, Closes May 9, Res: 254-
49699 of Ticketmaster, 280-4444,
Firehall Arts Centre: Usa, Queen
of the Nazi Love Camp. Dark
comic eiusical about imoferance
and historical revisioniam, Stars
Andy Curtis as Jim Keegstra,
Michael Green and Denis Clarke,

May 11-22.
Metro Theatre: The Prisoner of
Second Avenue, Nuit Simon's
comedy stars Lillian McKittrick,
Arlene Belcastro, Ken Wesdorp,
Pat Waldron and Audrey Wills.

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