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18 — Wednesday, December 4, 1996 — North Shore News

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North Van. Players’ own
Kathleen Denkewalter. A
young boy's voyage to a fanta-
sy world on Christmas Eve., to
Dec. 15. Fridays, 7 p.m.,
Saturday and Sunday, | p.m., 3
p.m. Reservations, 983-2633.
The Vancouver Piayhouse:
North Vancouver actor and
director Bill Dow makes his
Playhouse directing debut with
Tons of Money — a waditional
english farce dusted off by
Alan Ayckbourn. To Dec. 14.
Res: 873-3311.

Firehalt Arts Centre: Mor,

Photo Kulvir Baines

STUDENT photos docu-
menting a recent
evening of performance
art go on display at
North Van District Hall
today.

wey

Dad, I'm Living With a White
Girl. Marty Chan’s comic
twisting of racial stereotyping
featuring North Vancouver's
Donna Yamamoto. To Dec 14.
Reservations: 689-0926.
Surrey Little Theatre: Lost in
Yonkers, with Wett Turton,
grade nine of North Van, to
Dec. 7, tickets and informa-
tion, 576-8451.

CONCERTS
Centennial Theatre Centre:
Dorothy Lynas Elementary
School Winter Concert, Dec. 5,
call 929-9471. The Royal City
Youth Bailet presents The
Nutcracker on Dec. 7 at 2 p.m.
and 7 p.m. Tickets available
through the theatre: 984-4484.
Seymour Heights Dance
Schoo! presents The
Nutcracker on December 8,
tickets available through the
school: 929-6060. Mulgrave
Elementary School's Winter
Concer:, Dec 9. Info: 984-
9030. Braemar Elementary
School’s Winter Concert, Dec.
10. Info: 988-6308. Sherwood
Elementary School's Winter
Concert. Dec. 11. 929-5496.
West Vancouver United
Church: The British
Columbia Boys Choir present
A Traditional Christnas. Over
80 singers present a festive
collection of traditional music
and carols including Vivaldi’s
Magnificat. Christopher Gaze
narrates the humorous Brother
Heinrich’s Christmas. Sun.
Dec. 8 at 2:30 p.m.

HARRISON

GALLERIES
Presents new works by

nd

Opening Wednesday December 4
: 6:30 - 8:30 artist in attendance
Exhibition concludes with @ special showing of student works Dec. 14&15th
we West Van location only
1471 Marine Drive, West Vancouver

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a Festive indu

926-2615

1s Music

Featuring the Debut of the North Shore‘s Newest Ensemble
Chantelope
December 6th & 7th, 1996 8:00pm
Call the

Mount
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Nesth Vancouver}

United church ox Office.”
922-2513

Phote submitted

ACCEPTED into National Ballet Summer Schcol are
(left to right) Holly Peters, Erin Bett and Erin Hutton
of Seymour Dance, which mounts The Nutcracker
Dec. 8 at Centennial Theatre.

Reservations: 322-5240.

Trinity/St Marks Church:
The North Shore based Rualt
Singers present a benefit con-
cert for the B.C. organization
Grandparents Raising
Grandchildren. Dec. 11 at 7
p.m. Tickets $10/8 at the door.
1805 Larch St, Vancouver.
Information: 986-4118.

Highlands United Church:
Festival Trio Canada present
The Romance of Chamber
Music Dec. 6 at 7:30 p.m.
Tickets $13/10, under 10 free.
Reservations: 596-0611.

Ferry Building: Pro Nova
Ensemble chamber music con-

Vancouver Bach Choir, j

Vancouver Bach .
Children’s Charis, oni

Beautiful Killer

cert Dec. 5 at 7:30 p.m,

The Bowen Island Cafe: A
Tribute to Ella Fitzgerald fea-
turing vocalist/flutist. Holly
Burke and pianist Fran Jare on
Dec.6 and their quartet Dec. 7.
Seven Seas Restaurant:
Marianne Grittani and friends
in concert Dec. 6 at 9 p.m.
Mount Seymour United
Church: Pandora’s Vox pre-
sents Mixed Nuts!. a festive
indulgence of assorted
Christmas music. Dec. 6/7 at 8
p.m. Both concerts feature the
stage debut of Chantelope, 2
10-member group of local high
school students. ‘Tickets

Ticketmaster:
280-3311

As summer unfolds, a silent killer lurka
along roadsides, ditches, shorelines, ang
meadows, shrouding the landscape in a
soft purple veil. This exotic beauty
slowly takes its toll on the environment

$15/12, under seven free. Pro
Nova Ensemble chamber
music concert Dec. 8 at 7:30
p.m. The Celesta Girls’ Choir
presents A Celestial Christmas
Dec. 15 at 7 p.m.

St. Andrew’s United Church:
Laudate Singers present A
Christmas Journey. Dec. 20, 8
p.m. Info: 280-2861.

Massey Theatre: Christmas
on Broadway presented by
over 80 members (including
five from the North Shore) of
the Gentlemen of Fortune bar-
ber shop chorus. Dec.6/7 at 8
p.m. Reservations: 526-8715.

Alibi’s: West Vancouver’s new
after dinner club opens on Dec.
7 at 10 p.m. featuring The
Neuroiic’s. 1552 Marine Dr.
Info: 925-4693.
Jack  Lonsdale’s Pub:
Unplugged Wednesdays fea-
tures One Horse Blue’s Rocco
Dec. 6. All shows 9 p.m. Info:
986-7333.

The Gate (Hotel California):
North Shore Residents Colin
James and Joanie Bye will be
performing in the 10th annual
Blues for Christmas, a

fundraiser for the Vancouver

Food Bank, Dec. 15/16.
Tickets: 280-4444.

Legends on 2nd: Live Jazz, 7
p.m., Fridays and’ Saturdays,
call 990-1012.

Liliget Feast House: World
Tea Party book launch.
Indigenous west coast teas will
be served to celebrate
Presentations House Gallery’s
tecent book. Dec. 8, 2-4 p.m.,
1724 Davie St, Vancouver.

Centennial Theatre: World
Adventure Travelogue serics —
presents Wales, narrated by
Bob Willis. on Dec. 6 at 5:45
p.m. and 8:15 p.m. Tickets:
984-4484.

LIVE TRAVELOGUE].
WALES)

$13.50 phis service charge. J
FRI. DEC. 6, 5:45 & 8:15pm.
| Theatre Box Office 984-4484

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