Bel Art Gallery Inc.: Grand
Gpening of new gallery in
Edgemont Village, April 15
at 7 p.m, RSVP: 904-0907.
Artist Ken Prescott is fea-
tured.
Dundarave Cafe:
Watercolours, acrylics and
pastels and oil by Lori
Tjorbom and Barb Matthews.
Opening night April 14,
4:40-6:30 p.m. To April 29.
Ferry Building Gallery:
Paintings by Hrather Lane
and 3-D assemblages by
Cheryl Coppard. To April 11.
Gallery hours: 1] a.m. to §
p.m., closed Mondays.
Information: 925-7266.
First Street Gallery: A Crest
of Dreams. Young artists fea-
turing Ursula Fischer, Misti
Hurst, Steven Hurst,
Summer Hurst, Mike Joyce,
Derek Junck, Doug Laxton
and Donovan Pettigrew. To
April 30. Information: 986-
2664.
North Vancouver District
Hall: Watercolours and mixed
paintings by Margarct Key
and 3-D mixed media by
Karen Ireland. To April 29.
Exhibits are a program of the
N.V. . Community Arts
_ Council and open Mon-Fri,
8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
North Vancouver Museum
and Archives: Shipyard
Snapshots: Cover to Cover.
The colourful covers of the
Wallace Shipbuilder, Burrard
Dry Dock’s employee publi-
cation. To June 16.
Information: 987-5618.
Museum open Tues.-Sun. |
noon to 5 p.m.
PGE Railway Station:
North Vancouver Corners. A
photographic display of
North Vancouver meeting
places, yesterday and today.
To May 16. Prince George
Eventually. Len Norris car-
toons of the PGE and B.C.
Rail systems. To June 13.
Weds.-Sun., noon to 4 p.m.
Foot of Lonsdale (987-
5618).
Gallery: Dark Olver Th
3 Dark Odyssey. The
work of | photojournalist
Phifig- Jones Griffiths, known
for his coverage of the
Vietnam War. To April 11,
12-5 p.m. Admission: pay
what you can,
Presentation House
Theatre Lobby: Dissonance.
Photography exhibition by
students in the Capilano .
College media program. To
April 25. For information and
viewing times call 990-3473.
Ron Andrews recCentre:
Tudor Serban. To April 10.
Potter, Cynthia McLean and
photographer, Mary Ann
Muscat. April 10-May 16.
our Art Gallery: from
the GIGANTIC to the minin-
ture: Gulliver remembered.
Giant and Lilliputian sculp-
tural installations by Virginia
Abbott, Ilze Bebris, Jennifer
Gottesman and Roch Smith.
To April 11. Power Girls.
Charlie Mayrs explores the
role of corporate women in a
series of acrylic paintings and
pen and ink drawings.
Opening reception April 14,
7-9 p.m. April 14- May 16.
Hours: noon to 4 p.m.,
Tues.-Sun., closed Mondays.
Silk Purse Arts Centre: Sou/
Journeys. Visionary and trans-.

formattonal oil pastel paint- -

ings by Sylvie Vanering. To
April 18. Hours: noon to 5
p.m., Tues.-Sun.
The Gallery in Artisan

. Square, Bowen Isiand:
Bowen Island Art Workshop
Annual Show and Sale.
Featuring artists Lori

NEWS photo Paui McGrath

DARIEN Edgeler (left) and Paul Kloegman play First

World

War poets Wilfred Owen and Siegfried

Sassoon in Not About Heroes at the Deep Cove Shaw
Theatre to April 17. Ticket information: 929-3200.

THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS

> New Robert Altman film opens at the Park

> Stabbing Westward/Placebo April Il at the Rage
> The Number 14 at The Arts Club Theatre

& Cookie’s Fortune —
Directed by Robert
ltman, opens today at
the Park. y
Veteran director takes on
the South with Glenn
Close, Julianne Moore,
Charles S. Dutton and Liv
Tyler heading the requisite
Altman cast of thousands.
See Julie Crawford’s review

page 17.

@ Stabbing Westward and
Placebo at The Ra
Plaza of Nations, Sunday,

April 11, 8 p.m. Tickets
$18.50 — 280-4444,
Double-bill with L.A. rock-
ers and David Bowie fave’s
Placebo. See Bob Mackin’s
interview with Stabbing
Westward on page 21.

Bi The Number 14 at Arts
Club Theatre to May 8.
Tickets — 280-4444.
Theatre critic Martin
Millerchip recommends the
Axis Theatre Company pro-
duction for an evening of
laughs. See page 16.

NORTH Shore art teacher Wing Chow explores the
idea of cultura! displacement in the Richmond Art
Gallery exhibition Location/Relocation to April 18.

Griffiths, Jenny Welsh, Anne
Legasse, Mary Selman,
Josephine Harrison, Shannon
Rondeau, Heather Croll,
Florence Hoffman, Pat Elliot,
Kay Hotfman and Sheila
Collinson, April 9-May 2.
Reception April 11. Gallery
open Fri.-Sun., noon-4 p.m.
Information: 947-2554.

The Manifest Gallery: It All
Comes Apart: It All Comes
Together. To May 5.
Information: 987-7931.
West Vancouver Memorial
Library: The Miracle of

Flowers. Oil and watercolours

by David Payne. To May 2.
West Vancouver Museum
and Archives:
Kw’achmixwaylh: Showing of
the Pictures. Mildred Valley
Thornton’s collection of
Squamish Nation ancestors’
portraits. The History of West
Vancouver. An ongoing dis-
play of historic documents
and photographs. Exhibit
hours: Tuesday to Saturday,
noon to 4:30 p.m.; archives
open Tues. and Weds. only.
Information: 925-7270.
Cordova Cafe: Lisbon
Saudade. Photographs by N.

Van photographer Johnny de
Jesus. To April 15.

Plaskett Gallery: Land of
Light. Exhibition by N. Van
artist Gregg Simpson. To
May 3. Information: 929-
662).

Simon Fraser University:
Reflecting on the Sunshine
Coast. B.C. landscape series
by former West Van sec-
ondary school student, Tanya
J. Behvisch. To April 16.
Information: 291-5806.

Centennial Theatre:
Anything Goes. Windsor sec-
ondary school present this
Cole Porter musical. April
14-17 at 7:30 p.m. Tickets:
984-4484.

Deep Cove Shaw Theatre:
Net About Heroes. The
friendship of Wilfred Owen
and Siegfried Sassoon. To
April 17 (Weds.-Sat.), at 8
p.m. $10/S8. Ticket infor-
mation: 929-3200.

Hendry Hall: Sale-Warer
Moon. Touching
Newfoundland drama by
David French. The Players’
Theatre B.C, Festival entry.
To April 24 (Weds.-Sat.) at 8
p.m. $12/$10. Reservations:
983-2633.

Presentation House: The
School for Scandal. An English
comedy by Richard Brinsely
Sheridan. April 9-24 at 8
p.m. $12/$9. Reservations:
990-3474.

Arts Club Theatre: New
Revue Stage: Full Metal
Improv. Vancouver
TheatreSports creates the
ultimate war movie.
Completely improvised. Apri!
14-May 29 (Weds.-Sun.) at
8:15 p.m. Classic
TheatreSports, Friday and
Saturday at 10:15 p.m.
Ticketmaster: 280-3311.
Arts Club Theatre:
Granville Island Stage: The
Number 14. Hit comedy
about a bus ride through
suburbia. To May 8.
Ticketmaster: 280-3311.
Boca del Lupo Theatre:
Circadia. Onginal works of
physical theatre. April 9, 10,
14, 17, 21, 24, at 8 p.m.
Matinees Sat. ac 4 p.m.
$15/$12. For tickets and
information: 688-9424.
Firehall Arts Centre: The
Winners. Satirical expose of
the urban class. April 9-18, at
8 p.m. $15/$12. For tickets
and information: 689-0926.
Gateway Theatre: Blood
Brothers. A story of fraternal
twins who are separated at
birth. To April 17. Box
office: 270-1812.

Havana Cafe/Theatre: The
New World Order. A political
play presented by Theatre in
the Raw. To April 11 at 8
p-m. $13/$10. Information:
708-5448.

Massey Theatre: The King
and I. Rodgers and
Hammerstein’s legendary
musical hit. April 15-May 1
(Weds.-Sat.) at 8 p.m.
Sunday matinees at 2 p.m.
Ticketmaster: 280-4444.
Metro Theatre: The
Kingfisher. Vancouver pre-
mier of William Douglas
Home’s sophisticated English
comedy. April 9-May 8
(Weds.-Sat.) at 8 p.m. 2 for I
preview April 9. Reservations:
266-7191.

Pacific Theatre: Sz. Joan.
Candlelight Productions pre-
sents George Bernard Shaw’s
story about a rebel heroine.
Apnil 9-May 1 (Weds.-Sat.) at
8 p.m. Thursday matinees at
4 p.m, Saturday matinces at

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