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. Bi- Sunday News, December 13, 1981

IF. YOU ARE an aspiring -
opera singer or just an opera ©
enthusiast, there is only one ‘
place in Vancouver you can
go to take a course on all -
aspects of opera production: ° —
The Tatiana Vasilieva Opera ~~
Workshop at Capilano |
College this January. In this —
workshop, which has been
held before very succes-
sfully, students will study
and -stage solos, duets,

- ensembles and choruses, and
_ old a public performance at
the.end of the course.

Tatiana Vasilieva. has a
dong record of highly succes-
sful workshops and produc-
tions throughout North
America. . -

Enrollment in the work-
shop is limited and ad-
mission will be considered
only on the basis of a per-
sonal audition (except for
auditors). Auditions will
take place early in January,
so applications should be
submitted as soon as
possible.

There will be three cate-
gories of participation in the
workshop — soloist, chorus
and auditor, which cost $75,
$45 and $25 respectively.
For further information on
the program please cail
Capilano College Credit Free
Division at 986-1911, local
321.

NORTH SHORE dancer Charle Evans, recently described as ‘Vancouver's radiant
contribution to ballet, will dance the role of the Sugarplum Fairy in the Pacific Ballet

| ‘or e dancer stars

DANCING the role of the
Sugarplum Fairy in the up-
coming Pacific Ballet
Theatre production “Sugar
plums” at Centennial
Theatre is North Shore
resident Charie Evans.

Evans, described as “Van-
couver’s radiant contribu-
tion to ballet,” began
dancing at the age of six.

At twelve she began
taking classes with Maria
Lewis, founding director of
the Pacific Ballet Theatre
Company, and she has been
a member of the company
since its inception.

The company, centered in

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Vancouver, has pushed itself
into innovative areas such as
the Renald Rabu choreo-
graphed work, Creation of
Eve, based on a Pacific
Northwest Indian interpre-
tation of the biblical story.

Evans and _ colleague
Gactan Masse danced per-
formed the work to some
high praise and it was shown
last summer in Montreal at
the Dance in Canada
Conference.

“Masse and Evans partner
each other well and have a
good rapport,” reviewer
Cynthia Ashton wrote of
their performance..

Beginning Dec. 7to ec. 22

Evans has attended Les
Grande Ballet Canadiens
Summer School, the Banff
School of Fine Arts summer
dance program and the Lois
Smith Summer School of
Dance at the George Brown
College in Toronto.

She graduated § from
Carson Graham _ Senior
Secondary school and still
resides on the North Shore.

Sugarplums wil! show at
the North Vancouver Cen-
tennial Theatre December
17 and 18 at 8:00 p.m.
Tickets can be purchased at
the Vancouver ticket centre
and all outlets.

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Reserve Now: 9886101.

A glittering occasion. Includes dinner, wine, favours,:
entertainment, dancing with —

A CHANCE TO WIN A FREE TRIP TO HAWAL PLUS
MANY OTHER PRIZES.
Doors open 8:00 p.m.
Dinner 9:00 p.m.-10:30 p.m.
Dancing 9:00 p.m.-3 a.m.

yes, there is room at the inn

For $30 per couple you can avoid the Batmobile and
join our New Year’s Day Brunch, Friday, Jan. 1, 1982, 10
a.m.to 2 p.m.

Adults $6.95
For reservations call:

the 985-3111

$65.00 per couple or
$32.50 per person

Children Under- 12 $3.75

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700 Lillooet Rd., North Vancouver