John Gordon Wayne Ward Marvin Hinz	In the Artword Alternative, April 11-28, 2002 East West Theatre Company presents the Canadian premiere of David Mamet's The Old Neighborhood " A play of riveting disquiet." Nicholas de Jongh, The London EveningStandard. Written by: David Mamet Directed by: John Gordon Starring: Wayne Ward, Danielle Brett, Rae Ellen Bodie, Marvin Hinz and Dan Luff Produced by: East West Theatre Company Artistic Producer: Cynthia Chan Previews: Wednesday, April 10, 2002 at 8:00 pm Opens: Thursday, April 11 and runs to April 28 Show Times and Prices: Preview: $10 cash at the door (no advance bookings) Tuesday thru Thursday at 8 pm: reg. $22, students/seniors/Equity $17 Friday and Saturday at 8 pm: reg $27, students/seniors/Equity $22 Sundays at 2:30 pm: advance reservations $17, PWYC available at the door. Tickets: Advance ticket reservations through the St. Lawrence Centre Ticket Line, 416-366-7723, Artword Theatre opens for ticket sales and pickup ONE HOUR BEFORE A SHOW only You can't go home again. Or can you? The Old Neighborhood, by Pulitzer-prize winning playwright David Mamet, takes a daring stab at answering that question. Lauded on Broadway in 1997 and in London in 1998, the play now comes to Toronto in April for its Canadian premiere in a bold new production by the East West Theatre Company. The Old Neighborhood follows Bobby Gould -- a Jewish man in his late thirties -- who has hit a crossroads after he abandons his marriage. Torn, lost and confused, Bobby travels back to the place where he grew up - his old neighborhood -- looks up his long-lost girlfriend, and struggles to find out which way his life should turn.	Rae Ellen Bodie Dan Luff