Compiled by Naamua Dodu

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Presentation House Galler, : Urban

Fictions, a collection of new works

by 12 Vancouver women artists
which address women and urban life,
will be on display from Jan. 13 until

Feb. 18. An exhibition tour with the

curator and artists followed by an

opening reception will be offered on

Jan. 13. In conjunction with chis dis-
play, Larissa Lai and Marilyn
Dumont will perform a poetry and

prose reading on Jan. 15, 7:30 p.m.
Info: 986-1351.

North Vancouver City Hall:
Artwork by City Hall staff will be on
display until Jan. 18.

West. Vancouver Memorial
Library: Themes and Variations, «
collection of paintings in watercolor
and oil by West Vancouver artist
Brian Williams, will be on display in
the gallery untii Jan. 28. 925-7400.

_. West Vancouver Museum and
_ Archives: Cannery Days: A
Gathering .of Great Northern
Memories, will again be on display

_ until -Feb. 3.: Contact Deborah
Tuyttens at 925-7295 for further

‘information and details on winter
workshops.

'. Ferry Building Gallery presents the
, two-person exhibition of North Shore

“  grtists Michael Binkley, The Figure is
- Stone, ‘and Fred. Peter, Landscapes
and Scriptures: There will be .an
artists dialogue to open the display on
Jan. 11 at. 11. a.m., and an evening

_Teception from 6-8 p.m.~ Exhibition
tuns‘ until Jan. 21. Gallery winter
hours are 11 a.m. to 5.p.m. ‘daily,

- closed Mondays. Info: 925-7290.

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THE LYRIC harp of North
Van’s Elizabeth Volpe is in the
spotlight when the VSO pre-
sents Bruch’s Scottish
Fantasy for Violin’ and
Orchestra, Jan. 13 and 15, 8
p.m. at the Orpheum.

Silk Purse Arts Centre: Degrees of
Density, an exhibition of sculpture by
Kay Bonathan, runs until Jan. 21.
Gallery hours: Tuesday to Friday ||
a.m.-5 p.m., Saturday and Sunday 12-
5 p.m. Music and muffins every third
Thursday of the month from 10-11
am. B.C. artists call for entry for
Visual Edge ‘96 (Sea to Sky region)
which runs from Feb. 13-18. Forms
available from the West Van
Community Arts Council.

Seymour Art Gallery: Jan. .10-Feb.
4 runs Triple Counterpoint, the works
of three musicians/artists: Patricia
Hutter (mixed media on paper),
Ingelore Dwyer (installation with
photography) and Diana Kubice
(mixed media). Tickets ($15 each or
$13 for groups of five or more) are on
sale now for the Feb. 18 performance
by Pandora’s Vox. Info: 924-1378.
North Vancouver Museum and
Archives: Charles Marega, a look at
the creator of the Lions Gate Bridge
lions continues. To Feb. 25:
Outdoors! Recreation in North
Vancouver's Mountains. Permanent
exhibits celebrating the social, industri-
al and cultural development of North

Photo submitted

PAINTER ROBB Dunfield puts the: finishing touches on a painting
he has donated to the Kinsmen Rehabilitation Foundation “Know
. No Limits”. awards, being held tomorrow night in Vancouver.
: Eleven North Shore residents are nominated for awards.

* Students only $6.00

a with valid Student Card

Week of.
NUARY 12.18/96.

DRACULA
7:05 & 9:00 pm ends Thursday
GEY SHORTY
(14 years) at 7:00 pm
LES MISERABLES

(Mature) at 9:05 pm ends Thursday

THE AMERICAN PRESIDENT
(Mature) at 7:10 & 9:15 pm
ACE VENTURA 2

WWE

Vancouver are on display. 987-5618.
North Vancouver District Hall: The
works of Turkish artists Afanur and
Asuman Dogan continue to be on dis-
play until Feb. 1. 988-6844.

Hendry Hall: Man Alive, an English
farce by John Dighton will be pre-
sented by the North Vancouver
Community Players from Jan. 26
until Feb. 10. Tickets/info: 983-2633.
St. Martin’s Anglican Church:
Cinderella, a traditional English pan-
tomime, will be presented in the
church hall on Jan. 11 and 12, at 7:30
p.m. and Jan. 13 at 2:30 p.m. and 7:30
p.m. For tickets call 980-0166.

Presentation House Theatre:
Moves, 4 picce addressing transition
within lives, will be presented Jan. 9 -
13 at 8 p.m. Tickets: $8 for adults, $6
students and seniors. Also: improv
artists 43 Ibs. of Wasted Space pre-
sent Wasted, an evening of non-stop
comedy each Friday night at 11 p.m.
Tickets, $5 at the door or call to book.

. Finally, Cap Theatre presents The

Woman, Feb 2-10, Tickets and infor-
mation on all events call 986-1351.
Centennial Theatre: How to
Succeed in Business Without Really
Trving. presented by the Greater
Vancouver Operauc Suciety. begin
Feb. 15. Also on stage during
February will be into the Woods, a
musical production. Tickets call 984-
4484. See also the fine nature prints
of North Van photcgrapher Michael
Easton, on display in the lobby untii
Jan. 15. Monday through Saturday,
noon to 4 p.r.

Frederick Wood Theatre: Tiger
Heart, featuring three cast members
from the North Shore, runs from Jan.
10 to 20, and Jan. 25-27 at 8 p.m.
Preview Jan. 10 is 2 for.1. Tickets
range from $8 to $14. Group rates
available. For ticket information and
reservations cal! 822-2678.

Mascali Dance’s upcoming show will
be presented with the Vancouver
East Cultural Ceritre in March. The
piece, Not Oniy, But Also, is a new
work by North Shore resident
Jennifer Mascall. Info: 689-9399.

Firehal} Arts Centre: Pink Ink’

Theatre Productions presents Stone
and Ashes (in translation) starring
North Van actor Andrew Wheeler.
Tuesday to Saturday, 8 p.m. until Jan.
21. Info: 689-0926.

Arts Club Theatre: North Van actor
Jay Brazeau directs The Passion of
Dracula, a fiendish tale, from Jan. 11
to Feb. 23. 687-1644.

Waterfront Theatre: Teams from
Hillside Middle School, West
Vancouver Secondary and Carson
Graham Secondary will join other,
High school teams from around the
Lower mainland to compete in the
Canadian Improv Games B.C.
regional competition. Jan. 15 to 19.
$8 for adults, $5 for students.
Station Street Arts Centre houses
its final production. Karla and Grif.
from Jan. 11 to Jan. 27. Show runs
nightly Tuesdays to Saturdays at 8
p.m. For reservations and details of 2-

for-1 night call 688-3312. Also. to {

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(Mature) Matinees Sat & Sun at 2:00 pm

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mark their departure from this loca-
tion, Fend Players is throwing a last
party on Jan. 20 at 10 p.m. Evening
will include live music and old mem-
ories, and admission is by donation.
Info: 688-3312.

Centennial Theatre: The North
Vancouver Youth Band will host
Benjamin's Big Band from Australia
Jan. 18, 7 p.m. Tickets ($10 adults, $5
students/seniors) can be obtained
from 2300 Lonsdale Ave., or by
phoning 984-4484.

The Michael J. Fox Theatre:
Vancouver Philharmonic Orchestra,
containing 1! North Shore members,
will perform a selection of Canadian
pieces Jan. 20. Info: 526-7425,

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Pine Bark and other - prints
hang in the lobby of Centennial. .
Theatre u until ti Monday, Jan. 15.

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