C18 - Friday, May 18, 1984 - North Shore News

Gl scene changes

Capilano College Com-
mercial Art Graduate Show
will be presented at Federa-
uon Gallery, 367 Water
Street May 9to 19.

Director's co-op presents
Lautrec, by Harvey Olstroff
whittr-has been held over at
tha Waterfront Theatre unul
May 19. Directed by Martin
Millerchip, the production
runs at 8p.m., 6:30 aad
9:30p.m. Saturday. Reser-
vauions 685-6217.

Duddy, a musical based
on The Apprenticeship of
Duddy Kravitz, comes to
town Tuesday, May 22 at the
Queen

Elizabeth Theatre

before heading to Broadway.
Opening night of Duddy will
be a benefit for Judith
Marcuse Dance Projects
Society which will launch its
inaugural season in the fall
followed by a national tour.
Tickets for the benefit are
$75 each and will include a
champagne reception § after
the show. For information
and uckets call 921-8436.
Festival of Video Art
continues May 18 - 20 at
8:30 p.m. Video art from
Japan, Europe, and America
will be shown at the Firehall
Theatre, 280 East Cordova.
Tickets are $5 and $4, call

689-0926 for more
information.

At the Arts Club,
Educating Rita opens

Friday, May 18 at the
Granville Island Theatre,
starring Nicola Lipman and
Enc Schneider, while Tatk-
ing Dirty has been held over
at the Arts Club on Seymour
Street. Ain't Misbehavin
continues at the Arts Club
Revue Theatre Monday to
Friday at 8:30p.m., Satur-
days at 6:30 and 9:30p.m.
with two for one Thursday
matinees at 5:30p.m. Over-
night Exposure takes over at
the Revue Theatre Friday

mghts at 11:30p.m. with
co-hosts Jon Bryden = and
Colin Mochrie.

Vancouver East Cultural
Centre is looking for filing
cabinets to store its archives.
If you can help call 254-
9578.

Ceramics by Wayne Ngan
and Walter Dexter, an ex-
hibition and sale continues
until May 27 at Presentation
House upper gallery. 986-
1351 for more information.

Presentation House and
Mime Your own Business
present Peanut Butter and
Jam, theatrics for kids in-
cluding mime, clowns,

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breakdancing, and
storytelling Monday May 21
} and 3p.m. Tickets $1 kids
and $2 adults includes ad-
mission to the Spring Craft
Festival. 986-1351 for
reservations.

Art and Photography, an
exhibition featuring the
work of ten local artists and
photographers continues
until June 24 at the Van-
couver Art Gallery. Dutch
paintings from the perma-
nent collection will be shown
may 25 to October 8. From
the Heart, Folk art in
Canada also continues to
May 27 at the gallery. Hours

6200 Lougheed Highway
Burnaby
294-9822

1/880 Alderbridge Way
Richmond
273-9466

7OOID Nove

urre
591. 70h4

are Tuesday to Saturday, 10
to 6, Friday 10 to 9, Sunday
1 to 6 and closed Mondays
(except statutory holidays).

Presentation House Spr-
ing Craft Festival will be
held May 18 to 21 and May
24 to 27. For more infor-
mation call 986-1351.

A summer dance school
with the Royal Winnipeg
Ballet will be offered this
August 20 to 31 by Grant
MacEwan Community
College. Classes will be
held at Jasper Place Campus

See page C19

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