CAMELOT, the musical about the fabled land of King Arthur’s court, opened last night at North Van Centennial Theatre. Put
on by the Greater Vancouver Operatic Society, Camelot stars Graham Andrews (in foreground above) as King Arthur, Dawn

Lacterman (centre) as Queen Guenevere, and Edo Boersma (right) as Sir Lancelot. The production runs tonight and tomorrow,
then Thursday, Friday and Saturday for two more weeks until February 25. Starting time is 8 p.m.

FOR ONE BRIEF and shining moment, the stage
at North Vancouver Centennial Theatre will be
transformed into Camelot; the fabled land of King
Arthur, Queen Quenevere and the Knights of the

Round Table.

The Greater Vancouver
Operatic Society production
of Camelot opened last night
and continues tonight (Friday
February 10) tomorrow, and
then Thursday, Friday and
Saturday for two more weeks
until February 25,

The story of Camelot, bas-
ed on the T.H. White novel
The Once and Future King,
covers many years and many
events in the life of King Ar-
thur of England played by
Graham Andrews. It is the
story of his marrage to
Guenevere (Dawn Lacter-
man) It as the story of his

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friendship with King
Pellinore (David Irving) and
with Sir Lancelot; the story
of his Order of the Knights of
the Round Table; of the
unhappy attraction of
Lancelot (Ed Boersma) for
Guenevere; of encounters
with his wicked son, Mordred
(Michael Legree), who would
cheerfully destroy the Table,
the marriage and Arthur.

It is an adventurous
medieval romance which
takes place in and around the
legendary Camelot of
England, and on a loncly bat-
Ucfield at Joyous Garde in
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This production is being
directed by Keith Simpson
with musical directions by
Roger Wecker and choreo-
graphy by Rosanne Hopkins.

Set design by Gail McCance.

The show begins at 8 p.m.
Tickets are available through
VTC/CBO or call 988-0650
or 988-6619.

Sorry, wrong number

ARTISTS wishing to enter
works in the B.C. Festival of
Arts were given a wrong
number in last week’s North
Shore News.

In North Van, contact Ella
Parkinson of the North Van
Arts Council at 985-4296 and
in West Van phone Janette
Dobinson of the West Van
Arts Council at 922-1110.

Both councils invite all ar-
sts to submit works, and
register their intent lo par
ticipate in the festival, as
soon as possibic.

1025 MARINE DRIVE NORTH VANCOUVER

Eligible categories include
portable sculpture, painting,
printmaking, photography,
drawing, glassworks, fabric
and fibre arts, jewelry, and
miscellancous.

Sorry for any inconve-
nience over the incorrect
phone number, cspecially to
the woman who was bescigca
by calls.

Jurying for the festival will
be held at Ki¢ce Wyck, 200
Keith Road, West Vancouver
on March 3.

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