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North Shore

Centennial Theatre: The Music
Man. The Greater Vancouver Op-
eratic Society presents the well-
known tale of the shamster who
altempts to take advantage of a
small town. Feb. 24-26 and March
2-5 at 8 p.m. Matinee Feb, 27 at 2

pm,

Deep Cove Shaw Theatre:
Blackadder, North Van's Comedy
Company has adapted three
episodes of the classic British tele-
vision show with the permission of
star Rowan Atkinson. To Feb, 5.

~ Hendry Hall Theatre: Breezeblock
Park, The North Vancouver Com-
munity Players’ first production of
1994 is a funny and unsettling
comedy by Willy Russell, author of
Shirley Valentine and Educating
Rita, lan. 28-Feb. 12.
Presentation House: No Man's
~ Land. Harold Pinter’s play of four
lives meshing in a fog of reality
and unreality. To. Jan. 29,

Elsewhere eo

Arts Club Theatre: Lettice and
Lovage.-Hit comedy by Peter.
Shaffer,'screenwriter of Amadeus.

- With: Nicola Cavendish and Shirley
* Douglas: To Feb.‘ 26: .

«Back Alley-Theatre/ Arts Club:
Revue Theatre: Theatresports :
unleashes improv-mania. Progr:
includes Rookie Night (Sundays ,

and Mondays:at 8 p.m.), Times of ,

Your. Life. (Tuesdays and Fridays a

8 p.m.), Alley Oops! (Wednesdays.

at.8 p. in Scared Scriptless

(Thursdays: at pimJ)jt
heatrésports. iFridays at-10 p.m.)

Midnightmadness: :Theatresports, -.

all, seats $9. Info:.686-7013:

Jewish Young People’s Theatre:
An Evening with John Gray, with .
special guest Janie Moitifee. Tickets
$16: 50. Jan.'29 at the Perez Ine" i

Secret Space Theatre: The Fringe
Festival.hit, mens Dragons. Feb,

If We Are
new. Canadian play by,
McCleélland Glass offers -
fresh insight:i ‘Into the timeless
sion of. mother/daughter .
relationship TO Jan. 2950

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Shadowlands. Nightly:7: 10, 9:45.
Mats. Sat. Bunt: :10. Mrs,’ ‘Doubt.

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" Reservations Preferred.

141 W. 3¢d St, N.Van. 985.1212, :

Esplanade 6: Intersection, Nightly:
7:40, 9:50. Mats Sat./Sun.: 1:30,
3:30. fran Will. Nightly: 7:10,
9:25. Mats Sat./Sun.: 2, 4:10.
Grumpy Old Men. Nightly: 7:20,
9:30. Mats Sat./Sun.: 2:10, 4:15.
The Pelican Brief. Nightly: 6:45,
9:35. Mats Sat./Sun.: 1:15, Bat-
man: Mask of the Phantasm. Mats
Sat./Sun.: 4:05. Tombstone.
Nightly: 7, 9:45. Mats Sat./Sun.:
1:20. Addams Family Values. Mats
Sat./Sun.: 3:55. The Air Up There,
Nightly: 7:05, 9:20. Mats Sat./Sun.:
1:45, 4. Info: 983-2762.

Park Royal: Orlando. Nightly: 7.
Age of Innocence. Nightly: 8:30.
Mats Sat./Sun.: 4. My Life. Nightly:
7:10. Mats Sat./Sun.: 3. A Perfect
World, Nightly: 9. Mats Sat./Sun.:
5. The Three Musketeers, Nightly:
6:50, Mats Sat./Sun.: 2:55. Joy
tuck Club, Nightly: 8:35. Mats:
Sat/Sun.: 4:30, Info: 926-6699.

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Jack Lonsdale’s: Memphis Slax.

- Jan..29. Jam sessions every | Sun-.

day. ~.

Park Royal Hotet.Pub: Bill Beau ©
and his Westside Jazz Trio. Mon.
and Tues. until Feb. 8.

. The Raven: Rhythm Method, Jan. |

8 28. Noah’ ‘s Great Rainbow. Jan.

Fe flusty Gull: Silverlode. Jan.
26-29,

_.The Queen’s Cross: One And A.
Hall | Jan. 30.

Folk Music Club a at ‘Hogan’ 5  Alley:.. ;

. Jeff Standfield. fan. 27. Bill Conall.
Jan. 29 -

Glad Tidings Church: The Five
Blind Boys of Alabama. Acclaimed
“ gospel-soul-blues singers. Feb. 11.
james Cowan Theatre: The |

.. Oolichans, Old-time songs and «.
‘Canadian folk music. ‘Tickets: $6
adults, $4 children. Jait. 29...
Queen Elizabeth Theatre: Van- a
couver Opera premiere of fJenufa

' by Leos Janaeek, based ona story
by Gabriella Preissova. Jan. 29,
Feb..1;:3,5.°

“Town Pump: D.O. A. Vancouver’ s.
favorite hosehead rockers, back
from touring Australia and Europe

~ and-in support of new jibum, Log:

" Berheads. Jan. 28 and 29."

James Cowan Theatre: Metamo-

‘ tion Dance Theatre presents” ,
RECESS!. Theatre, mime, mask and
dance with original music and

_ Script. Feb. 4at1 pm... -:

North Shore

Harrison Galleries: Collection of
gallery artists from recent shows,
including George Bates, Wilson
Chu, Kiff Holland, Daniel Izzard
and Jose Salvador. Throughout
January.

North Vancouver Museum and
Archives: Ongoing: The Ambitious
City, Images of North Vancouver.
Seymour Art Gallery: Through
Ancient Eyes, Recent works by
North Shore artist Patricia
Johnston. To Feb,13. Gallery
hours: Tues.-Fri. 12 p.m.-4 p.m.,
Sat. and Sun. 1 p.m.-4 p.m.
West Vancouver Memorial
Library Gallery: Nature's Fantasy
through the Mists, Mixed water
media and 24K gold by artitst
Lynne Green. To Jan. 30. Followed
by Flowerworks. Artists showing
are Jane Ford, fill Southern and
Mary Baker. Jan. 31-Feb, 27.

. West Vancouver Recreation Cen-

tre: Art History: Baroque to Mod-
érn. Survey program running from
Jan. 27 to Mar. 3. $28 adult, $22

senior. For information call 926-
3266,

Elsewhere

Art Works: Loca! landscape artist
Michael O'Toole will be displaying
recent watercolors and acrylics on
canvas, To Jan. 31.

Burnaby Art Gallery: New series
of etchings by North Van artist Ar-
nold Shives. To Feb, 20.

Canadian Craft Museum: The
Deichmann Pottery, 1935-1963.
Regarded as the first studio potters
in Canada, Erica and Kjeld
Deichmann produced many works
during these years. To Feb. 27.
Also: Towers of Spice. Jewish ritual
spice boxes from around the
world. To Feb, 27. Also: The Art of
the Book. Represents the labors of
those who created things other
than words to appear in books, To
Mar. 13.

Federation Gallery: National
Watercolor Society's 73rd Exhib-
ition. To Feb.20.

Petley jones Gallery: A group
show of gallery artists and new ac-
quisitions by 19th and 20th cen-
tury British and Canadian artists

“runs to Jan. 31.

Richmond Art Gallery: Chinese

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Art Exhibition and Fundraising
Auction. The event celebrates the
Chinese New Year of the Dog. To
Jan. 31 with auction fan, 31 at 7
pm.

Simon Fraser Gallery: Soft and
Hard, Large panel paintings on
canvas, a series of triptychs com-
posed of small oil paintings on
gessoed drywall and mixed-media
paintings by Vancouver-based
aritst Mina Tolino, To Jan. 28.
Surrey Art Gallery: Photographs
by Suzy Lake, To Jan. 30. :
Whistier Village Art Gallery; Con-.<:
temporary Master Paintings of
Russia. Oils an canvas, newly ar-
rived from Moscow. To Feb..9.
Followed by the works of oheney ;
artist Morrisseau, Mar. 17-28.

URC Fine Arts Gallery: OSs
Photographs and Projects. An ex--
hibit by Mark Lewis. To Feb. 26.
Vancouver Art Gallery: British
Modern Paintings. To May 15.

Paper Buildings. To May .15:-A*
survey of work by Lawren Harris. :
To May 15. The Nude. To Feb. 20.
American Prints, To May 15.
Ongoing: The work of Emily Carr.
Vancouver Museum: Sacred.
Worlds Converge. Aboriginal ar-
tifacts. To Mar, 6.7:

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‘The wide world of sports brings out the best.
and worst in fans'and athletes alike.,
‘Starting next Wednesday, Jan. 26, ‘we bring you:
a “VIEW. FROM THE CHEAP SEATS”; a weekly. look
“at the world of sports from a fan’s perspective. 2.2"
“We'll take’a look at issues on the North Shore, and we'll ‘also ae
_,Venture further afield into the world of ‘professional sports.

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