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BEN Chaplin and Jennifer Jason Leigh star in
Agnieszka Holland’s Washington Square. Screening
tonight at the Pacific Cinematineque at 7 p.m.

THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS

> Women Filmmakers: Refocussing to March 28

> Ai Neil exhibit opens March 25 at Atetier Gallery
> Noises Off at Deep Cove Shaw Theatre to March 27

Women Filmmakers
Refocussing. Various venues
through March 28. See
siory Page 22.

A major international con-
ference on women’s film starts
this weekend at SFU’s
Harbour Centre and continues
next weekend at UBC's Chan
Centre. Throughout the con-
ference filmmaker’s works will
be screened at the Pacific
Cinematheque (1131 Howe
St.). Tickets are available to
the Cinematheque but regis-
tration is required to attend
the conference. Phone 822-
9137.

MAI Neil: Mew and Selected
at the Atelier Gallery (2421
Granville St.) March. 25 to

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April 10. See story page 14.

An exhibit of collage work
trom North Vancouver avant-
garde artist Al Neil will open
next Thursday at the Atelier
Gallery. Neil, a jazz musician,
began making collages in the
mid-’80s. He also has pub-
lished several books.

& Noises Off... by Michael
Frayn, produced by First
Impressions Theatre at
Deep Cove Shaw Theatre to
March 27, Reservations:
929-9456. See page 18.
Theatre critic Martin
Millerchip recommends the
First Impressions’ production
of Noises Off or Arts Club’s
Moon Over Buffalo for those
looking for a laugh.

Daundarave Cafe: 4
Celebration af € ‘olan, The
a ctorvolours and miasaies of
Sunny Sirmger, “bo March
26,
Ferry Building Gallery:
Spring Fever The paintings of
Walter Giesbrecht, hil MeRae
and Daphne MeLean. Gallery
hours: PEan. ted pan,
closed Mondays.
Intormation: 925.7266,
The Gallery in Artisan
Square, Bowen !sland:
Transision/irausformation,
Photographs and mixed
miedia by Carol Fancy. March
12-April 5. Fri-Sun, noon-4
mm.
The Manifest Gali
Landscapes and Other Lo
Themes. Rol Des Cotes
watercolours and mixed
media, To March 25. Mon-
Fri, 9 a.m. to noon, W. 16th
at Marine, N.V. Information:
986-8997,
North Shore Arts
Commission: Luwingaraphs.
The abstract images and holo-
graphic patterns of Sidney
Kocib. March 8-26.
North Vancouver District
Hall: Karen Radu’s acrylics
and Wilbur Graut’s Native
wood carvings. To March 25,
Margaret’ Key's watercolours
and Karen In land’ ¥ glass cre-
ations. March 25-April 29.
Exhibits are a program of the
NV. Community — Arts
Council and open Mon-Fri.,
8:30 a.m,-4:30 p.m.
North Vancouver Museum
and Archives: Towing The
Coast: Seaspan and its
Predecessars, 1898-1988. The
story of Seaspan highlighting
stories of deep sea towing

Next week

— Films: a review of
Lock, Stock and Barrel.
— Christopher

Datoe’s new book
Winaipeg: Heart of the
Continent,

— Win a copy of the
Crash Test Dummies®
new CD Give Yourself
A Hand.

Head for the hills on Friday,
March 26 for the final
Ladies’ Day of the season!

80-1000 AM

Meet and Greet - Garibaldi Lift Co. Bar & Grill

+ Contmental Breakfast presented by Kellogg's

+ Complimentary mountain tour with members
af the Whistler-Blackcomb Freeride Teams and the
Ski & Snowboard School

3:30 - 5.00 PM

Apréa Party/Fashion Shew -

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and salvage and the develop
meni of the selt dumping
barge. Early Sports,
Photography and teat trace
the early development of sec
wer base ball and berosse. To
March 28.
Corer to
covers ofthe Wirdlace
Shrphurds 2 Burrard Drv
Dock’s employee publication.
To fune lo. Internation:
OS7-AOLS. Mascum open
Tues. Sun. noon to 3 p.m.
PGE Railway Station:
North Vancouver Corners, A
photographic display of
North Vancouver meeting
places, vesterday and today.
‘To May lo. Weds.-Sun. neon
to 4 p.m. Foot of Lonsdale
(987-5618),

Presentation House
Gallery: Dark Odyssey. The
work of photojournalist
Philip Jonzs Griffiths, known
for his coverage of the
Viernam War. To April 11.
Weds.-Sun., 12-5 p.m.
Thursday to 9 p.m.
Admission: pay what you can.
Ron Andrews recCentre:
Tudor Serban. To April 10.
Seymour Art Gallery: from
the GIGANTIC to the minia-
ture: Gulliver remembered.
Giant and Liliiputian sculp-
tural installations by Virginia
Abbort, lize Bebris, Jennifer
Gottesman and Roch Smith.
Hours: noon to 4 p.m.,
Tues.-Sun., closed Monday:
Silk Purse Arts Centre:
Home Tws. Carolyn
Nicholson’s watercolours and
paper sculptures and
Adrienne Nicholson's acrvlies
and collage. March 22 2-Apri
4. A Breath of French Air A
show of works from: students
and instructors attending
Capilano Coliege’s 1998
Summer School of Arts in

The colearted

Spvard Sua palits:

Friday, March 19,

France. March 23 April 4
Hours: noon te 3 pin,
Tues Sun.
West Vancouver Memorial
Library: Jutreduction Daraly
B. Shabahany’s oils, water
colours and miaxgd media.
Phauet Lari Frans Ortiz.
Zaloski’s watercolours,
West Vancouver Museum
and Archiv
Awichuiivwrasty Showing of
the Pretires. Mildred Valles
Thornton's collection of
Squamish Nation ancestors’
portraits. The Listary of West
Vaneonrer, An ongoing dis-
play of historic documents
and photographs. Exhibit
hours: Tuesday to Saturday,
noon to 4:30 pun.; archives
open Tues, and Weds, only.
Information: 925-7270,
Cordova Cafe: Lisbon
dandavic Photographs by N
Van photographer Johnny de
Jesus. March 19-April 15.

Capilano College
Performing Arts Theatre:
Public Scenes/Private Acts. A
premiere of Martin Kinch’s —.
play loosely based on
Tehhocles Antigene. March
18-27, Thurs, “Sat. at 8 p.m.
and March 23 at 1 p.m.
$32/8. Box office: 990-
7810.
Capilano College Arbutus
Studio Theatre: 1984. A
classic by George Orwell.
March 22-27, at 8 p.m. $5 at
the door.
Centennial Theatre: A
Fanuy Thina Happened on the
Way to the Forum. North
Shore Light Opera presents _
Stephen Sondheim’s witty

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musical, March 19 20, 25.
vw Spin. March 21a 2
pam. Tickets: 9S4-4484,
neon + pam.
Deep Cove Shaw Theatre:
Noises OFF Funny farce with a
theatneal theme. March PO
27 Weds. Sata 8 pam
SLAVE. Resers 2
YAO, Reviewed this week.
Presentation House: Sar
ne Lain and Danay an
Deep Blue Sai Vwo ane act
plays by John Parricgk Shanley.
March TS 20, at S p.nt.
Saturday matinee at 2 p.m.
S12. All proceeds to A
Loving Speontul,
Reservations: 990-3474.
Bevoud the Meadow, A new
Canadian musical by Ashley
Lantbert-Maberiy. Half-price
preview March 25. March
26-April 3 (Weds.-Sar.), at 8
p.m. Saturday matinee at 3
p.m. $20/15. Reservations:
990-3474.
Chan Centre: Tie Bacchae.
Euripides’ classic drama.
March 19-20, at 7:25 p.m.
$15/9. Reservations; $22-
2678.
Firehall Arts Centre: Que
Pasn with La Rasa, Eh?
Latino youth in Vancouver's
East End. March 18-27.
Derails: 689-0926.
St. Andrew’s Wesley
Church: Tony 2° Tina’s
Wedding. Comic participato-
rv Tralian wedding. Thurs.-
Sat. at 6:15 p.m. Tickets start
at $60 including “reception”
meal at Chardonnays
Restaurant. Group discounts.
280-3311.
Stanley Theatre: oon Orer
Buffalo. Broadway theatre
farce. March 11-April 4. Box
office: 731-4311. Reviewed.
this week.

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