B12 - Wedmesday, Sept. 9, 1981 - North Shore News

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At Tamahnous Theatre

Thursday, September 10th
and Friday, September 11th,
Westcoast Actors and
Tamahnous Theatre launch
their 81/82 Season with
“Two by Shepard.” That's
two exciting theatre com-
panies, each staging an
important new play by
America’s most innovative
playwright, in separate
productions, at different
theatres.

At the Waterfront Theatre
on Granville Island,
Westcoast Actors presents
Shepard’s 1979 Pulitzer Prize
winning drama, “Buried
Child.” First produced at the
Magic Theatre, San
Francisco, in June 1978,
Buried Child deals with three
generations of a very bizarre
family and their attempt to
guard one dark = secret.

Shepard’ s black comedy, set
in’ rural Illinois, has
reminded critic John Simon
of “Hieronymous’ Bosch
setting about to improve a
Grant Woods canvas.”

At the Vancouver East
Cultural Centre, Tamahnous
Theatre is proud to present
the Canadian premier of
Shepard’s newest work “True
West.” This lean, mean,
naturahstic tale of two
brothers exposes the im-
possible double-binds of
‘real life’ in the wilderness of
the suburban frontier.
Shepard has pared his

newest play nght down to ~

the bone, revealing more

starkly than ever before his
genius for language and

staging. Sh-pard himself has
True West

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opened new ground for him
as a playwright.

New York Times critic
Chive Barnes remarked that
Sam Shepard was probably
the first person to write
“good, disposable drama”.
He conjectured that Shepard
might “one day go down in
history as the man who
became to drama _ what
kleenex was to the hand-
kerchief’. Before he was
thirty, the New Yorker
Magazine had proclaimed

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him “one of the three or four
most gifted writers alive”.
Today, at the age of 38, with
40-plus plays to his credit,
Sam Shepard is second only
to Tennessee Williams as the
most produced playwright in
America - without ever
having been produced on
Broadway. And, according
to Stanley Kauffman,
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ticing American _ play-
wright.... now that Ten-
nessee Williams is
doodling”.

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