ARTS EVENTS
Compiled by Naamua Dodu

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West Vancouver Sketch club:
Displays the varied works of its
North Shore artists at Park Royal
North, from Jan. 29 - Feb.4.
North Vancouver Civic Hall:
Presents a joint exhibition of recent
watercolours ‘by Gerhilde Stulken
and unique three dimensional col-
“ages by Mojo Stocker. Display con-
tinues until Feb. 14. Info: 988-6844.
Presentation House Gallery:
Urban Fictions, a collection of new
works by 12 women artists which
address women and urban life, will
be on display until Feb.18. Info:
986-1351.
West Vancouver Memorial
Library: Themes and Variations, a
collection of paintings in watercolor
and oil by West Vancouver artist
» Brian Williams, will be on display i im
the gallery until Jan. 28. 925-7400.
‘West Vancouver: Museum and
Archives: Cannery Days: A
Gathering of Great’ “Northern

NEWS photo t Brad Locwidge

MAN ALIVE operis at Hendry Hall! Friday, Jan. 26. Left to right:
Joyce Geisler, Callun Henderson, Bernie Greening, Damian
Inwood, Anne Marsh ard Maggie Kelodziej (seated). Info: 983-2633.

Memories, is on show until Feb. 24.
Ferry Buiiding Gallery. Light,
Space. and Shape, a three-person
exhibition containing the works of
painter Cecilia Boister, sculptor Per
Christensen, and the wooden house
facade reproductions of Luigi
Zucconi, will be on show until Feb.
4. Winter hours are 11 a.m.-5 p.m.
daily, closed Mondays. Info: 925-
7290.

Silk Purse Arts Centre: West
Vancouver's Cultural Services con-
tinues its Articulate-Lectures with
Displaying Your Work of Art on Jan.
30 from 7-9:30 p.m. Opportunity to

learn about choosing the right paper,

NEWS photo Mike Wakefield —

LIGHT, SHAPE and 1d Space brings the works of Luigi Zucconi (left),
- Per Christensen and Cecilia’ Boister into the Ferry Building
Gallery, 1414 Argyle St., West Vancouver. The [oint exhibition con-

tinues until Feb. 4,

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integrity of original art work.
Gallery hours: Tuesday to Friday 11
a.m.-5 p.m., Saturday and Sunday
12-5 p.m. Music and muffins every
third Thursday of the month from
i0-1] a.m. B.C. artists call for entry
for Visual Edge ‘96 (Sea to Sky
region) which runs from Feb. 13-18.
Forms available from the West Van
Community Arts Council. 925-
7292. ;

Seymour Art Gallery: On show
until Feb. 4 is Triple Counterpoint,
the works of three musicians/artists:
Patricia Hutter (mixed media on
paper), Ingelore Dwyer (photogra-
phy) and Diana Kubicek (mixed
media). Tickets ($15 each or $13 for

_ groups of five or more) are on sale

now for the Feb. 18 performance by
Pandora’s Vox. Also, final call for
artists to submit one piece of their
work suited to the theme. of the
annual Discovery Exhibition -.The
Spirit in An. Delivery of work is
Feb. 2, 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Only original
works are eligible and work must
have been complete after January
1995. Entry fee $12. Call 924-1378
for information and entry forms.

North Vancouver Museum and
Archives: Charles Marega, a look at

.|. the creator of the Lions Gate Bridge’
Lions continues.

{ To Feb. 25:
Outdoors! Recreation in North
Vancouver's Mountains. Permanent

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Presentation House Theatre:
Improv artists 43 Ibs. of Wasted
Space present Wasted, an evening of
non-stop comedy each Friday night
at 11 p.m. Tickets, $5 at the door or
call to book. Also, the Cap Theatre
presents The Woman, from Feb 2 to
10. Tickets and information: 986-
1351.

Centennial Theatre: How to
Succeed in Business Without Really
Trying, presented by the Greater
Vancouver Operatic Society, begins
running on Feb. 15. Also on stage
during February will be /nto the
Woods, « rousical production featur-
ing North Shore resident Susan
Anderson. For tickets call 984-4484.
Mascall Dance's upcoming show
will be presented with the
Vancouver East Cultural Centre
in March. The piece, Not Only, But
Also, is a new work by North Shore
resident Jennifer Maseall. Info: 689-
9399.

Arts Club Theatre: North Van actor
Jay Brazeau directs The Passion of
Dracula, a fiendish tale, until Feb.
23. For showtimes and details call
687-1644.

West Vancouver United Church: .

Geoffrey. Leader ‘and Heather
Sabcurin present a public recital
entided Romantic Chamber Music
for Soprano, Horn and Piano, Feb.
10, 7:30 p.m. Tickets: 513 (general)
and $10 .(students/seniors). 596-
0611.

Andrews United Church:
Recital by members of Capilano

- College music faculty will take place

Jan. 28 at 2:30 p.m. Tickets: $12
(adults), $6 (students/seniors). Info:
984-4951.

Silk Purse Arts Centre: Presents
Tamara Hummel at the Music and
muffins concert on Jan. 25, 10 a.m.

exhibits celebrating the _ social, |}

industrial, and cultural development
of North Vancouver are on display.

-:;Hours are Wednesday to Sunday,
- ‘noon to 5 p.m. Info:.987-5618.

‘North Vancouver District Hall:
-- The works of Turkish artists Atanur

and.Asuman Dogan are on display

until Feb. 1. From’ Feb. 1, Chinese
ink and watercolor paintings by
Catherine Shun-Kit Chiu, and hand
painted silk scarves by Patricia
“ Docerty will be on show in a joint
exhibition running until March 6. ,
Info:

988-6844.

Deep Cove Shaw Theatre: Heaven

' Can Wait will be held Feb. 14 until
~ March 2. Tickets are $12 for adults,

$11 for seniors and children. For
reservations call: 929-9456.

Hendry Hall: Man Alive, an English
farce by John Dighton will be pre-
sented by the North Vancouver
Community Players Jan. 26 until
Feb. 10. Tickets and info: 983-2633.

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Sophie Yendotle (right) etars
alongside John Juliani in
Tiger's Heart, the story of Dr.
James Barry, at Frederic Wood
Theatre tilt Jan. 27. |

Tickets, $6 at the door. 925-7290.

. Jack Lonsdale Pub: hosts The

Joyce Grennan Band on Jan. 27, a

jamming session with Oliver and. - :

The Elements on Jan. 28, and Johnny °
Faith on Jan. 31. , ‘
North Shore Ballroom: Friday»
Nights Singles Workshops:
Ballroom, latin, swing, .
cabaret style, night club and reggae...
Couples who wish to practice their’ *
dancing welcome.. Evenings ’:nun
from 8:30 p.m. to jam. at a cost of
$10, 987-6456. : *
Purple Cnion: North. Van’ $ Ie a
Mahony performs. with Little Big
Band Wednesdays. ‘at. this “new.
Gastown jazz club: Info: ‘602- 9442,
Performance: Works, | Granville
Island: North Shore resident Judith.
Marcuse invites all to take part in the
Kiss Project — a festival of dance,
theatre, music, “workshops and pe

’ formances, running: until: Feb./18.

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