CELEBRATED works
choreographed by Paula
Ross and completely _ re-
mounted for this season will
be featured in upcoming
Spring studio performances.

Running Aprnil 5 to 8 and
12 to 15, four works are
scheduled to be shown:
Mumblin Reds, Paulatics,
Strathcona Park, and Buf-
falo Bill, or I Want to go to
Europe.

Seats will be placed on an
angle around the dance floor
for this circus of dance,
music and poetry.

A LIGHT moment from Argyle Secondary school production of The Life of St. Francis of
Assisi written by drama teacher Lioyd Burritt. Pictured above are (left to right) lan
Strtichuck, Shawn Cassidy, and Kirk Holland who are joined by other Argyle students in
the musical drama which runs April 4 to 10 at 7:30 p.m in the drama theatre. For more in-

Tickets are $6 for the
8p.m. shows at the studio,
3488 West Broadway. For

Umbrella display

ARTS UMBREALLA, art
centre for young people ages
2 to 18, on Granville Island,
is holding an exhibition of
paintings by Vancouver artist
Roz Marshall until April 12
along with work by some of
her Arts Umbrella students.
The hours are: 9:30 a.m. to

formation and tickets call 986-3181.

more information and res-
ervations call 732-9513 or
732-5332.

6:00 p.m. Monday to Thurs-
day; 9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.
Saturday. This show is a

. preview of the artist’s works
which will be travelling to the
Bau-Xi Gallery, Toronto, on
April 28.
For more information, call
681-4786.

NEWS photo Stuart Davis

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