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The Hills are Alive, With the Sound of .. Shakespeare! The tradition of Bard on the Beach being set within a beautiful Vancouver backdrop continues this summer -- on the North Shore. Bard on the Beach, now in its sixth season, is presenting Bard's "Peak Performance" atop Grouse Mountain on July 15 and the $10 ticket price (if purchased in advance) for the production o f Comedy of Errors includes the gondola ride. Christopher Gaze, Artistic Director for Bard on the Beach, said, "We have been wanting to play on the North Shore for years, but moving the tent mid-season was not viable or possible. When the potential for a Grouse Mountain performance was presented, it seemed like a perfect solution to the venue challenge and has provided us with an ideal opportunity to make Shakespeare affordable and accessible to North Shore residents." Throughout the summer Bard on Christopher Gaze, Artistic Director and founder of Bard on the Beach, sings out his soliloquy to an appreciative audience on the Grouse Mountain gondola. Photo: Reid Cohoon the Beach w i l l present 83 performances of Comedy of Errors and Hamlet in their open-ended tent at Vanier Park. C a l l Bard on the Beach for more information at 739-0559. Shakespeare As It Was Meant Hamlet. The Comedy of Errors. Under the tent, in Vanier Park. June 19- September 17. A l l seats only $15. Tickets at: Bard Box Office (604) 739-0559; or Ticketmaster (604) 280-3311. SEASON SPONSOR BCTEL l i b s o f W a s t e d S p a c e presents ^comedy )f mammoth The North Shore Arts Commission Wants to Hear From You. A review is currently underway of the Establishment Agreement for the North Shore Arts Commission. A s part of this process, the three Mayors and the three C o u n c i l representatives, together with the Executive from the North Shore Arts Commission are requesting your assistance. The Establishment Agreement lays out the foundation for how the Arts Commission functions as an advisory body and how it serves the arts community. A s part of the current review of the mandate, we encourage your written suggestions or comments. Your submission to the Arts Commission office by June 30, 1995 would be appreciated. For more information, please contact the North Shore Arts Commission at 148 East 2nd Avenue, North Vancouver, V 7 L 1C3. Telephone: 980-3559. Fax: 984-3563. E-mail, do Arts A l i v e : aalive@wimsey.com. evenge X "The Summer Friday Night Flying Fish Every Friday night @ 8pm starting June 30 Tickets $5 (free it you're 43*) All shows at Presentation House, 333 Chesterfield Avenue, North Vancouver Call 986-1351 for tickets M W ' o r e information ' P r o o f of age required.