rece!

MARCI COLE, in foreground,
a saxophone player with Carson
Graham Secondary School
Junior Band, won best solist,
and the entire 17-member band
won best band in the Junior/
Secondary Jazz Band Class at
the annual Yancouver Kiwanis
Music Festival, held Feb. 15.

Choreographers
compete for
cash

OUTSTANDING Canadian
choreographers are now cligible to
compete for the 13th annual Jean
A. Chalmers Choreographic
Award,

Application deadline for the
$8,000 prize, Canada's most
prestigious award in choreography,
is May 1.

Applicants should be prepared
to submit, in addition to a com-
pleted application form, a 3/4-inch
format video cassette illustrating
their most recent work.

The winner, selected by a na-
tional jury chosen by the Dance in
Canada Association, will be an-
nounced at Dance in Canada’s
1986 annual conference to be held
in Vancouver in August.

Administered by the Ontario
Arts Council in cooperation with
Dance in Canada, the Jean A.
Chalmers Choreographic Award
was created to honor a Canadian
choreographer of special ability or
promise.

Previous winners include Danny
Grossman, Toronto; Judith Mar-
cuse, Vancouver; Edouard Lock,
Montreal; Christopher House,
Toronto; Stephanie Ballard, Win-
nipeg; and Robert Desrosiers,
Toronto.

For additional information and
application forms, contact the
Chalmers Family Fund Coor-
dinator, Ontario Arts Council, 151
Bloor Street West, Suite, 500,
‘Toronto, Ontario MSS IT6, tele-
phone (416) 961-1660.

Mere come
the clowns

TWENTY-ONE acts ranging from
the trapeze brilliance of the Flying
Pages to the unmatched bravery of
a 21-year-old wild animal trainer,
will be featured at the 1986 Gizeh
Temple Shrine Circus.

The circus will be at Van-
couver’s Pacific Coliseum from
Friday, March 7 until Sunday,

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Magic Flute
whistles to
C.F. Theatre

THE Vancouver Opera will present
Mozart’s The Magic Flute on
March 8, 11, 13 and 15.

All performances are at 8 p.m.
in the Queen Elizabeth Theatre.

The Magic Flute tells the im-
mortal tale of a young man's
search for truth and wisdom and is
set to some of the most magnifi-
cent music every written by
Mozart.

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This production, sung in
English, will be conducted by
Maestro Kees Bakels.

of
The roles of Pamina and & 40 oO :
Tamino will be sung by B.C.

soprano Jane MacKenzie and tenor oO OFF
Mark DuBois from Toronto; The i oO REG.
Queen of the Night will be per-
formed by Vancouver soprano
Marisa Gaetanne and Papageno,
by English born baritone Russell

Smythe.

Tickets are available at VTC/
CBO offices or call: 280-4444 or
280-3311.

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