* DOUG NORMAN and Barbara Der star in the Western
Canadian premiere of Timothy Findley’s The Stillborn

» Lover, opening Friday, Apri 5, at Hendry Hall.

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North Vancouver District

- Hall Gallery: Catherine Chin

chinese — Brush
Exhibition, to April 4.

Painting

Deep Cove Shaw Theatre:
Les Liaisons Dangereuses, a
deadly dance of sex and pos-
session. in 18th-century
France, to April 13, $ p.m.
Tickets: 929-3200.
Presentation House Theatre:
Quiet in the Land, winner of
the 1982 Chalmers Canadian
Play Award and the 1983
Govemor General’s Award, to
April 6, 8 p.m. curtain.
Othello. classic tragedy of
obsessive love, suspicion and
tevenge, April 12-27, half-
price preview April 11. Curtain
7:30 p.m. Reservations: 986-
135}.

Hendry Hall Theatre: The .

Stillborn Lover, set in Ottawa

- in 1973, it explores the darker

side of loyalty and commit-
ment after the mystcrious
death of a Russian youth. Runs
April 5-20. Info: 983-2635.

Deep Cove Shaw Theatre:
Cap Theatre presents Quiet in
the Land, to April 6. Also: Les

Bes sed asec Lei wean

Liaisons Dangereuses, by
English playwright
Christopher Hampton, — to
April 13.

Studio 16: Big Shoes to Fill,
comedy, written by
actor/director/playwright
David Mackay, who began his
theatre career at North Van's
Windsor secondary school:
part of “A Double Bill of
Laughs"; to April 20. Info:
731-5229.

Granville Island: The 1994
Vancouver New Play Festival,
Vancouver's premiere festival
of new Canadian works runs to
April 6. Info: 685-6228.

St. John The Evangelist
Church: The Universai
Gospel Choir, In’ Concert. A
benefit concert for the North
Shore Grief and Loss Centre
on Saturday, April 27, at 7:30
p.m. For tickets, call 980-1084.
West Vancouver Library:
Musical Interludes and
Conversation Series: Miranda
Wilkins, piano, April 10;
Opera Outreach Program,
May 8. Refreshments at 10
a.m., programs begin at 10:30
a.m. Info: 922-6406.

Orpheum Theatre: Master-
works: The Emperor Returns,

HARRISON GALLERIES

presents an exhibition of new works by

"Nicholas Bott |

“Bulkley River Ice”

Piano Concerto No. 5. Guest
conductor Peter McCoppin,
April 13 & (5, 8 p.m.

Purple Onion: North Van's
Jeff Kiahony performs with
Little Big Band Wednesdays at
this new Gastown jazz club.
Info: 602-9442.

Around Town is a free service
provided for non-profit and
community arts groups. Please
fax a press release for your
entertainment event to 985-
2/04. The News tries to ensure
items appear in the paper at
least once before the event
takes place, but space con-
straints may limit the number
of submissions printed. For
guaranteed publication con-
tact classified (986-6222) or
display advertising (980-
O51).

— Compiled by Ann Hamilton

Marigold Perret

Christopher Harrison, managing
director of Harrison Galleries, is
pleased to announce thar che Wese
Van Branch will now be managed
by Marigold Perrett, B.BA.
Marigold has many years of expe-
rience in the art world, in
England, = Montreal and
Vancouver where she has worked
at Harsison Galleries, Granville
St. Gallery and in the former
Gallery at Park Royal. She will be
pleased to welceme her many cus-
tomers and friends in the Gallery
au 1471 Marine Drive.
West Van Gallery Hours:
Mon.-Thur. 10-530; Fri. 11-8;
Sac. 10-5:30,

Call: 980-64 (2

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‘Due to the special nature of this exhibit, paintings
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