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North Shore

Presentation House: fabulous
Fables and Territic Tales. Eighth
Avenue Theatre group presents a
fun-filled production of sony and
dance tor all ages. To fan. 3. Even
ing performances, Tues.-Sal. at 8
pom, Matinees, Sundays at 2 p.m,
and Dec. 24. 31. and Jan. 2. Mate
nee only: Dec. 24 and Dee. 3b,
Deep Cove Shaw Theatre: It
svoulda’t be Christias without
Deep Cove Stage’s annual pan-
tomime. This year ken Turner
returns in his lesendary role of the
dame tor Humpty Dumpty. To Jan.
2. Tickets: $10.8, Into.: 987-9082.

Elsewhere

Vancouver Playhouse: Nicola
Cavendish returns to the
“Playhouse for her farewell pertor-
mance as Shirley Valentine. The
North Vancouver actress received
both the fesste Richardson Award
and the Dora Mayor Moore Awacd
for her portrayal of a lonely British
housewife who abandons her
mundane life and runs away to
Greece. Held over lo Dec, 28 at 8
p.m. Matinee: 2 p.m. Dec. 27.
Granville Island Stage: Retiec-
tions on Crooked Walking. Ann
Mortifee’s musical adventure
returns to the stage with Jane Mar-
tifee in the title role. To Jan. 3.
Tickets: 687-1644 or Ticketmaster,
280-3311. 2/1 matinee, Dec. 30.
Granville Island Revue Stage:
Santa's Got Soul. Silvery holiday
musical by Vancouver's Circle of
Voices Gospel Singers. Stars Lovie
Eli and Marcus Mosely. Previews
Dec. 10. Mon.-Sat. at 8:30 p.m.
2/1 Mondays (8:30) and Wednes-
days at 5 p.m. Res.: 687-1644.
Metro Cooperative Theatre
Society: Robinson Crusoe. The
tale of what happens to an unwill-
ing sailor who goes to sea to save
his family and a boatload of pas-
sengers from the clutches of an
evil pirate. Panto runs to Jan. 2 at
7 p.m. Weekend matinees at 2
p.m. Res.: 266-7191,

Vancouver East Cultural Centre:
Voices of Christmas, Seven Van-
couver actors from diverse cul-
tural traditions have created a
show unlike other holiday offer-
ings. To Dec. 27 at 8 p.m. Mati-
nees: 2 p.m. Dec. 24, 26 and 27.
Res.: 254-9578 or 280-4444.
Waterfront Theatre: A Christmas
Carol. Mavor Moore's musical
stars Bernard Cuffling as Ebenezer
Scrooge. Final performance Dec.
24 at 2 p.m. Res.: 685-6217 or
280-4444.

Richmond Gateway Theatre:
Oliver Twist. North Vancouver ac-
tor Alan Cedargreen stars in
Charles Dickens’ classic. To Jan. 3.
Tickets: 270-1812

Park and Tilford: Not available
to press time. 985-3911,

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North Shore

Centennial Theatre: Carol's
World. Artin Carol Shumas. fo
Dee $1. Viaewune hours: Mon-Sat.
from qoon ted pom

North Shore Museum: Fulachon:
Afeshio Care Humanity. How the
culochon tish and the od rendered
Tromot play an mportant cultural
rolein the histary ct uN SOUPS
onthe Northwest coast. tne lides

trade routes and social, economic,

spintual, medicinal and nutritional
aspects of lite as well as contem-
porary issues, To Jan. 17. Museum
hours: Wednesday-Sunday trom
noeen-5 p.m,

North Vancouver City Hall
Gallery: fin Kucera. film and sul
photographer. Lerge and coloriul
work without special eftects. To
Jan. 20. Sponsored by the Nerth

Vancouver Community Arts
Council.

Harrison Gallery: Small paintings
suitable tor Christmas gift-giving
on display through the month of
December,

Elsewhere

Vancouver Art Gallery: (Where
the Streams Become a River. Con-
temporary works trom the Hong
Kong Museum of Art. Te Jan. 3

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