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ARTS UMBRELLA Youth Dance Company members rehearse for an upcoming concert. Pictured (I to r)
are North Shore dancers Kaili Tanner, Leslie Wilson and Kirsten Andersen.

iYoung dancers perform

TWO YOUNG North Van-
couver dancers are to appear ‘at
the. Vancouver East . Cultural
Centre June 5 and 6 as the Arts
Umbrella. presents its -youth
dance’ company.

Kaili Tanner and Leslie

member company of dancers
ranging from nine to 19 years
old that offers an_ eclectic,
varied repertoire.

The youth dance company is

_also to appear June 2 at the

Vancouver Art Ciallery pres-

short dances and 1960s jitter-
bug numbers. . |

The gallery show starts at 6
p. m. The cultural centre: show
Starts at 8 p.m.

For more
ticket reservations call
Umbrella at 681-5268.

information or.
Arts

Wilson are part. of the .26-

enting a series of travel theme -

SEE HOW THEY RUN

Locals land in farce

FOUR NORTH Vancouver residents take to the stage
on May 30 in the Metro Theatre production of the
award-winning Philip King classic farce See How
They Run.

Royce Hilt, a longtime member-of the North Van-
couver Community Players, played in a host of pro-
ductions such as Promises, Promises and When We
Are Married.

Derek Green and Don. MacKay return to the Metro
after their appearances in the productions Don’t Start
Without Me and Three. Goats and a Blanket respec-
‘tively

- Brian Leonard appears for the firs rst. time at the

NEWS photo Stuart Davis

Metro Theatre and his credits for directing are You
Can’t Take It With You, Never Too Late. and
Whodunnit. ;
Galloping in and out of an English vicarage is a
lively host of varied and unusual characters such as an
actor and actress, a Cockney maid and four men

dressed as clergy, one of which it turns out is a-
‘disguised escaped prisoner.

See How They Run opens May 30 and runs Wed-
nesday through Saturday until June 20. For reserva-
tions or further information, call the theatre at 266-
7191.

The non-profit Metro Theatre is located at t 1370
S.W. Marine Dr. in Vancouver.

NORTH SHORE ceramic artist
John Givins holds one of his
works — an Atlantic coast fish
plaque — in front of a shower
stall he created. These works
were on exhibit recently as part
of a display by a group of ar-

tists at the Gallery of B.C. Ce-

ramics in Vancouver.

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