8 - Friday,. March 23, 1984 - North Shore News

WO NEW works will

I be premiered by

Pacific Ballet Theatre
at Queen Elizabeth
Playhouse April 26, 27, 28.
They are: Seul, about being
alone after a love affair, with
pain and triumph, inspired
by Edith Piaf songs, and
Autumn, one woman's
reflection on her life. Several
other works will also be per-
formed over the three nights.
Tickets are $8 and $6 at all
VTC/CBO outlets. Or call
280-4444.

Piaf, Her Songs, Her
Loves, has been held over yet
again. Now in its Lith
month, Piaf will continue at
least until April 14 with per-
formances at 8:30p.m.
Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day at City Stage. Also held
over at City Stage is Sister
Mary Ignatins Explains It All
For You and The Actor’s
Nightmare by Christopher
Durang. Showtimes are Mon-
day, Tuesday, Wednesday at

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8:30p.m., with Saturday
matinees at 1:30 and
4:30p.m. Tickets VTC or Ci-
ty Stage, 688-1436.

Everyone’s favorite child-
hood fantasy, The Wizard of
Oz will be played by ‘a cast of
a hundred’ at West Van High
‘March 30, 31! and April 5, 6,
7 at 7:30p.m. with a 2p.m.
matinee April !. Tickets are
$4 for adults, $2.50 seniors
and children. Phone
922-3931.

Bettina Lewis will present
mixed media drawings, and
Naomi Spiers will display
bronze sculptures at the
Shalom Gallery, 950 W. 41st
between March 27 and April
12. Gallery Hours are 10a.m.
to 5p.m. and 6p.m. to 8p.m.
daily except Saturday when
hours are 1 to S5p.m.

Paintings by Celia Collin
will be displayed at Harrison
Galleries in Park Royal for
one week beginning Wednes-
day April 18 during regular
shopping hours. .

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Helen Griffin will be on
display at the Asian Centre at
UBC April 6 to 13 daily from
12 to-$:30p.m., Friday 12 to
8p.m. Griffin combines an-
cient techniques of Chinese
landscape painting with the
landscape of the West Coast.
In the local club scene,
Wood and Webb will. per-
form at The Rusty Gull in the
100 block East First in North
Van April 5 to 7, followed by
Marshall Fox April 18 to 21.

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Lake-Shiadell performs
March 26 to 30 followed by
Pacheena April 2 to 7.

Zarfs are coming to Van-
couver East Cultural Centre
Sunday March 25 in the form
of two clowns named Bumps
and Looney with a mixture of
clown theatre and multi
media for the young of all
Tickets. are $4 for
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Sunday evening, March 25,
Marie-Lynn Hammond will
sing English and French folk-
songs accompanied by pianist
Aaron Davis at 8p.m. Tickets
$8. Presented by the Van-
couver Folk Festival, the
show will be held at Van-
couver East Cultural: Centre.

In Poncho’s Pub at the
Lynnwood Inn, Mountain
Hwy. and Main Brandy will
perform March 26 to April
17.

At the Avalon pub Brats

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THE CRUCIBLE
Arthur Miller’; ”

will perform March 29 to 31.

Operatic Master classes
will be given by baritone
Frank Guarrera 7 to 10p.m.
Friday March 30, and 12 to
S5p.m. Saturday March 31 at
the Unitarian | Church,+949-
W. 49th. Those interested in
entering the classes should
call Mrs. A. Duncan,

922-0741 or Mrs. C. Webb
922-8673. Anyone can attend
for $5 per session.

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LOVE, BETRAYAL, and murder are the key clements in
Frederick. Knott's classic thriller, Dial M for Murder now
playing at the Arts Club theatre on Granville Island. Pic-
tured above are Howard Storey, sitting, Dermot Hennelly,
and Susan Chapple, who star in this fast moving, well
acted chystery. Mon.-Fri. 8:30 p.m. Sat. 6:30 and 9:30

p.m.

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