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and Archives: Fire! The
growth and development of
fire services in West
Vancouver. Museum infor-
mation: 925-7295.

Oktavia Gallery: A New
Arcadia, Paintings, pastels
and photographs by North
Vancouver artist Gregg
Simpson. To April 30. For
more information: 733-
6633.

Capilano College Theatre:
Barefoot In The Park by Neil
Simon opens April . 23.
Presented by Theatre West
Van, the comedy runs to
May 3,- Wednesday to
Saturday. $10/8.
Reservations: 926-2228,

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Centennial Theatre: Evita,
presented by Uncle Randy
Productions, previews April
24 and runs April 25, 26,
May 1 to 3 at 8 p.m. and
two Y shows April 27 at 2 and
7 p.m. Reservations 984-
4484.

Presentation House: fore
Over, Mrs. Markham An
English farce by Ray
Cooney and John Chapman
runs (Wednesday to
Saturday) to May 3 at 8
p.m. Tickets: 990-3474.
Gateway Theatre: Deatis of
a Salesman, starring North
Vancouver’s Jay Brazeau
runs to May 3. Information:
270-1812

Massey Theatre, New
Westminster: Guys and
Dolls features several North
Shore performers to May 4.
For more information: 280-

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Vancouver East Cultural
Centre: Warning: Chorus
Language. Pandora’s Vox
vocal ensemble in concert
May 2, 3 art 8 p.m. Box
office: 354- 9578.

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Jack Lonsdale’s Pub: Jim
Foster April 27. Melanie
Dekéer April 29, 30. Info:
986-7333.

Maplewood Pub: Live
music featuring Stlverload
every Sunday night at 7:30
p.m. For more information
call 924-1834.

Portside Room, Seven
Seas Restaurant: Tuesday

nights feature celtic folk-
rock from Knutson Green-
house Effect, Wednesday is
Open Stage Night hosted
by Ambrose and Thursdays
CFRO Radio presents The
Best of Vancouver’s Singer/
Songwriters.

Around Town is a free service
provided for non-profit and
community arts groups. Please e-
mail ( miller@nsnews.com) or
Sax a press rclease for your enter-
tainment event to 985-2104.
Deadline for Wednesday inclu-
sion is the previozs Friday. The
News tries to ensure items
appear in the paper at least once
before the event takes place, but
space constraints may limit the
number of submissions printed.
For, suarantecd publication can-
tact classified (986-6222) or dis-
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‘Schedule of Plays

- MONDAY, MAY 5
“Move Gver Mrs. Markhom”
hy Ray Cooney ond John Chapmen
 Prosentation House Productions

TUESDAY, MAY 6
“Barefoot in the Park” by Nei Simon
Theetre West Von

WEDNESDAY, MAY 7
“Death and the Maiden” by Arial Dorfman
Deep Cove Stage

THURSDAY, MAY 8
“Our Town” by Thorton Wilder
North Voncouver Community Players

FRIDAY, MAY 9
“Private Lives” by Noel Coward
Between Shifts Theatre

SATURDAY, MAY 10
“Lonely Planet” by Stephan Dietz
Driftwood Players

TICKET INFORMATION -

PASS {indudes vote on People’s Choice at)
General Public before May! $66.00

; May 1 or after $72.00
Theatre B.C. members $60.00

INDIVIDUAL ADVANCE TICKETS (before May 3)
General public A

Theatre B.C. members $11.00
Students & seniors $13.00

INDIVIDUAL DOOR SALES (May 3 or after, un the door)
General public $14.
Theatre B.C. members $12: 00
Students & seniors $12.00

Tickets on sale April 14 Reservofions 990-2474

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