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NORTH SHORE
Presentation House

Skool — Opening Sept. 5,
runs to Sept. 22. Musical set
with framework of a year at

highschool. 8 p.m. Sept. 21
and 22 at 7 & 9:30 p.m.
986-1351.

Hendry Hall

North Vancouver Com-
munity Players Open new
season with Old Tyme Music
Hall — Sept. 20, 21, 22, 27,
28, 29, Oct. 4, 5, 6. 8 p.m.
Call 984-9833.

ACROSS TOWN
Arts Club, Granville Is.
Talking Dirty - Held over
to Sept. 22. Mon. to Fri.
8:30pm, Sat. 6:30 and 9:30
pm. Thurs. 5:30 pm, 2 for 1.
Granville Island, 687-6217
Arts Club Revue Theatre
Ain’t Misbehavin’ — Heid
over to Sept. 29 at 8:30pm.
Sat. 6:30 and 9:30pm.
Arts Club Seymour Street
The Late Blumer — new
comedy by John Lazarus,
Mon.-Fri. 8:30pm. Sat. 6:30
and 9:30pm, Thurs. mat.
5:30pm, 2 for 1 at door to
Sept. 29.
Waterfront Theatre
Cloud 9 - Opens Sept. 14
Comedy of multiple
organisms by Caryl Chur-
chill, Vancouver Playhouse
‘Production, 873-3311

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NORTH SHORE
Presentation House
Contemporary Photo-
works from Canada Council
Art Bank — Tues.-Sun. noon
— 4:30pm, Wed. and Thurs.
7:30 - 10pm, Upper Gallery.
Call For Submissions for
the 8th Annual Christmas
Craft Fair — Fair dates Dec.

6-23. Deadline for sub-
missions is Sept. 30. Call
986-1341.

Autochromes Colour

Photography Comes of Age.
To October 7

Margaret Randall
Photographs from
Nicaragua. To Oct. 7. Upper
Gallery.

From Propriety to Punk —
An Historical Fashion Show
— Sept. 16 at 3 p.m. and 17
at 8 p.m. Res. call: 986-1351.

Guppy’s Restaurant — Ex-
hibition of paintings by
Drawbridge Artists Society
— Sept. 20-29. For info call
987-1814.

ACROSS TOWN

Arts and Media Centre
Women in Focus, Visual

Arts Exhibit. Sept. 4-22.
Noon to 5 pm. M-F. Sat.
10am-Spm, #204-456 W.
Broadway, 872-2250
Burnaby Art Gallery

Bob Steele, So far...
Sept. 19-Oct. 17. Upper
Gallery.

Centre Culture! Columbien

Folk Art Show— To Sept.
27,9 a.m.-5 p.m W, Th. and
Fri. 7:30-11 p.m. 795 W. 16th
Ave. 874-9105
Circle Craft Gallery

Gordon Hutchens — Pot-'
ter, and Jan MacLeod,
Papermaker, To Sept. 22.
Granville Island, 669-8021.
Federation Gallery ’

Maryanna Granger,
Rosalyn Barr, Herbert Pikl,
Sept. 11-22, 367 Water St.,
681-8534
Firehall Theatre

Kirk Lawton, Exhibit To
Sept. 28

Video Showings in Cour-
tyard Cafe, 10am-4pm, 280
E. Cordova St., 689-0926
Robson Square Media
Centre
Simon Fraser Gallery

59th Annual Exhibition of
Canadian Society of Painters
in Water Colour. Academic
Quadrangle, SFU, 291-4266

IN.
—CONCERF—

Granville Island
Musical Airs on Granville

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Is. — Free concerts to Sept.
16, noon and 7-9pm
University of British
Columbia Recital Hall

Noon-hour series —
of Mozart, Sept. 12, 12:30
pm — Clarinet, viola and
piano. Call: 228-6434 or
228-3113
Vancouver East Cultural
Centre

Masterpiece Music — Sept.
9 and 23 .

Kin Lalat Guatemalan
Band — Sept. 15, 8pm. Call
254-9578 for reservalions.

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NORTH SHORE CLUBS
The Avalon

The Untouchables —
Sept. 13-15, 1925 Marine
Dr. 985-4181
Canyon Club Restaurant

George Ryan — Sun. to
Thurs., 6:30 - 10:30pm in
Bistro. Round The World
Trio — continental music,
Fri. and Sat. 8:30 - 1:20pm in
Canyon Club.
Copa West

L.A comedians every
Mon Hot Legs coatest tag
male and female every Tues.
922-7815.

Park Royal Hotel

Michael Lawrence — every
evening in pub. 926-5511.
Rusty Gull

Jim Brecht — Sept. 10-15

Wood and Webb — Sept.
27-29
Troitler Pub

Lance Harrison and Dix-
jeland Jazz Band — every
Sat. 3-6pm. Horseshoe Bay.
921-7616.

Whispers

Science — Sept. 10-1$§
Simon Kaos — Sept.
17-22, 1421 Lonsdale,
986-7944

CLUBS ACROSS TOWN

Hot Jazz Society

Hot Jazz Hot Shots —
Sept. 14

Rainbow Jazz Band —
Sept. 15

Razzmajazz — Sept. 20.
Call 873-4131 for details,

2120 Main St.
Basin Street West
Ted Quinlan — Sept. 16,

8:30-11:30 p.m. 1055
Seymour St.

Rio Bumba — Sept. 23,
8:30-11:30 p.m., 1085
Seymour St.

DANCE

ACROSS TOWN
Pacific Motion Dance
Company. -~

Water, Women, Rubber
Monkeys and Fertility —
Sept. 20, 21 and 22, 8:30
p.m., Firehall Theatre, 280

E. Cordova. 689-0926.
Miscellaneous
Don Harron Show — Sat.,

Sept 18 Call for res
420-2526

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ANNA WYMAN THEATRE

Bring dance home

ANNA WYMAN _ Dance
Theatre, the local company
that has created such an
international stir (in China,
India, Europe and = most
recently at the International
Tanztheatre Festival in Ger
many) announced their plans
to ‘bring wt all home’ to
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this fall

Anna Wyman, the com
pany'’s founder, choreo
grapher and artist director

audiences

said, **The dancers are so ex
cited at the prospect of tour
ing our home province, and
performing again for BC
audiences. Although inter
national touring is extremely
exciting and satisfying, there
is something special about
dancing for the people who
are supportive of you al
home "' The company has
not toured B.C extensively
since the fall of 1982

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GRANVILLE ISLAND

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WATERERONT — Theatre s
2nd) Annual fundraising
booksale is being held Satur

day. September 1S and Sun
day September 16 from Ore
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This bargain hunter s
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cent tour abroad took them

to the prestigious ‘*Tanz
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June There they performed
along with companies of the
stature of Twyla Tharpe.
Jose Limon and others. The
Anna Wyman Dance Theatre
was the only Canadian com
pany invited to attend. Both
gritical and audience
response to their perfor
mances was wildly ec static

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now at the Waterfront
Theatre and will be available

at the “Buy a Bargain Book
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