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March 27, at 8 p.m. $5 at the
door.

Centennial Theatre: 1
Funny Thing Happened ou the
Way to the Forni, North
Shore Light Opera presents
Stephen Sondheim’s witty
musical. ‘fo March 27 ar 8
p.m. Tickets: 984-4484,
noon-4 p.m.

Deep Cove Shaw Theatre:
Noises Off. Funny farce with a
theatrical theme. To March
27 (Weds.-Sat.) at 8 p.m.
$12/11. Reservations: 929-
9456,

Presentation House: Revend
the Meadow. A new Canadian
musical by Ashley Lambert-
Maberly. March 26-April 3
(Weds.-Sat.}, at 8 p.m.
Saturday matinee at 3 p.m.
$20/15. Reservations: 990-
3474, Reviewed next week,
Special performance:
fundraiser for Soroptimist
International of Vancouver,
Sunday, March 28, 2 p.m.
$15/$10. Contract 737-9017
for tickets.

Arts Club Theatre:
Granville Island Stage: The
Number 14. Hit comedy
about a bus ride through
suburbia. March 26-May 8.
Ticketmaster: 280-3311.
Firehall Arts Centre: Quer
Pasa with La Rasa, Eh?

di. To March 27,

Manutes Max.
Showcase of dance and the
atre. March 29-30. Details:
O89. 0926.
Gateway Theatre: Bluud
Brothers. A story of traternal
twins who are separated at
birth, April 1-17. Box office:
270-1812.
Havana Cafe/Theatre: TIv
New World Order. A political
play presented by Theatre in
the Raw. March 31, April 2-
4, 8-11, at & p.m. $13/810.
Information: 708-3448.
St. Andrew’s Wesley
Church: Tony x? Tina’s
Wedding. Comic participatory
Italian wedding. Thurs.-Sar.
a 61h pam. Teckets stata
$60 itminding “reception”
meal at Chardonnays
Restaurant. Group discouats.
280-3311.
Stanley Theatre: Moon Over
Buffalo, Broadway theatre
farce. To April 4. Box office:
731-4311.
Studio 58: After4?Play. A
program of four one-act plays
featuring original work by
students. To April 1] (Wed:
Sun.), at 8 p.m. Sunday mati-
nec at 3 p.m, $6.50.
Information: 323-5227.
Vancouver East Cultural
Centre: Trouser Parts. A gen-
der cabaret by the Grinning

Easter evenis set
for North

Easter Bunny Brunch:
Saturday, March 27, 10
a.m. to noon, recCentre
Lonsdale. Breakfast, crafts,
entertainment and more.
Adults $6, children $4.
Info: 987-PLAY.

Easter Puppet Show:
Wednesday, March 31 at
10:30 am. or 1:30 p.m.
sharp, W.V. Memorial
Library. A half hour of pup-
petry and fun. Pick up your
tickets at the Youth Services
Information Desk.

Easter Bunny’s Kitchen:
For ages 3 to 5 years.
Saturday, Apri? 3, 10-11:30
a.m., Lonsdale recCentre.
Create yummy Easter cook-
ies. $10. Info: 987-PLAY.

Lion’s Easter Egg Hunt:
Saturday, April 3, 10:30
a.m., at Heywood Park,
North Van.

Park & Tilford Gardens:
Saturday, April 3, 11 a.m.-2
p.m. The first 200 children,
aged 12 and under, accom-
panied by an adult, will
enjoy crafts, face painting,
Easter goodies, pictures
with the Easter Bunny and a
colouring contest.

Egg-citment: Saturday,
April 3, 1-5 p.m., CapMall.
Meet the Easter Bunny as
he hands out activity books
and a daffodil for Mom.
Face painting, balloon
twisting and crafts.

Murdo Frazer Pitch &
Putt: Opens Easter week-
end, 10:00 a.m.-dusk. This
9-hole golf course is located
at 2700 Pemberton. Info:
980-8410.

Easter Egg Hunt: Sunday,
April 4, 1 p.m., fohn
Lawson Park for children
ages 1 to 10 _ years.
Sponsered by the Howe

Shore

Sound Lions Club.

Easter Baptism: Capilano
Christian Community with
Hillside Baptist Church are
hosting a North Shore wide
Christian baptism — at
Ambleside Beach, Sunday,
April 4, 7:30 a.m.

North Shore Racers: Locai
racecar action at Mission
Raceway Park on Saturday
and Sunday, April 3, 4 from
9 am.-5 p.m. Info: 268-
9855,

Easter Sunday Car Cruise:
All owners of specialty cars
are invited to take part ina
cruise for Easter Seals,
Registration begins at 8 am.
in the southeast corner of
Guildford Centre’s parking
lot. SIO fee/car, Pancake
breakfast available for a $3
donation. Everyone invited
to watch, For more infor-
mation call 873-1865.

Enjoy our wide rang

Dragon Theatre. fo March
27. Cherry Dues. A stark took
ap radical and maral tensions.
March 31-April 16,
Tickeomaster: 280-3314,
Vancouver Playhouse:
Jartufje. A modern adapta-
don of Moliere by David
King. To March 27. Rox
office: 873-3311.

Vogue Theatre: Jacgurs Brel
iv Alive and Well and Living
qa Paris. Great music, reat
Ivrics. Features Jeff Hyslop.
To March 27. Ficketmaster:
280-4444, Reviewed this
week,

Waterfront Theatre: Medea.
Canadian premicre of Alistair
Elliot’s modern translation of
this Greek classic. April 1-
Afw 1. Derails: 085-6217,

Capilano College, Birch
Theatre: Joint concert by
Sutherland and Asahikawa
Uapan) bands and vocal
groups. Apa lat 7 p.m.
Free vouchers must be
obtained in advance. Call
Rhonda Smeds at 903-3500.
Centennial Theatre: Band of
the Weish Guards. Benefit
concert for the Air Cadet,
103 Thunderbird Squadron.

March 30, at 7:39 p.m,
$10/S5. Tickets at door or
call OS4-4484.

St. Andrew's United
Church: Rutter’s Reyurent,
Good Friday concert Aservice.
April 2..at 7:30 pam. Details:
OSS 0408,

Sutherland Secondary
School: Joint concert by
Sutherland and Asahikawa
(Japan) bands and vocal
groups. March 29, at 7:30
p.m. Admission by donation.
Information: Rhonda Smeds
903-3500,

Orpheum: Penderecki’s Polish
Requiem. Performed by the
Vancouver Bach Choir.
March 27. Litany. Vancouver
Chamber Choir pertorms
Mozart, Part and Allegri.
April 2. Tickets, 280 0301
The Western Tront:
Vancouver Pro Musica pre-
sents the annual Sone Boom
festival. New and diverse
works by B.C. composers.
April 2-4. $12/5$8 or 3-day
pass for $20. Information:
708-3370.

Avalon Hotel: Mark
Hasselhach and the Jass
Perpetrators play jazz in the
lounge every Saturday, 2:30-

NEWS photo Pau! McGrath

STUDENTS and staff at Mapiewcod preschool are
ready for their Easter Fun Fair and Auction, tomorrow
from 11 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. at 399 Seymour River Pl.

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benefit the Peace Arch Hospital Foundation — go fore it!

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£:30 p.m. Loonts Looite
Thursdays, S53 cover, or $4
with teod donation to
Harvest Project.

Beach House at Dundarave
Pier: Les Is More. Mondays in
March, 6-9 pom.

Howe Sound Inn: Jam ses-
sions Thursday evenings at 8
pan. with Rick Rogoza.
Jack Lonsdale’s Pub: Live
music Tuesday, Wednesday,
Saturday and Sunday. Info:
986-7333.

Lynnwood Pub: Live music
‘Thursday to Sunday from
9:30 p.m. No cover.
Maplewood Pub: Live music
featuring Silverioad every
Sunday night at 7:30 p.m.
Into: 924-1834.

Marmalade Cafe: Red

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ond and lyst Sunday of rhe
month, 6:30-9 p.m. Into:
983-3463.

Purple Onion: Rie Crasy
Very Mobile D] Service.
Sunday, April 4: High ener-
gy Top 40 and Latin music
from Dj Raul Cruz. There
will also be a short Afro-
Brazilian dance show with
Isabeau Iqbal and Bale
Tropicale’s Marion
Landers. Tickets are $5 at
the door or $3 in advance
by calling Isabeau ar 255-
3133. 35 Water St.,
Gastown.

Waterfront Bistro: Saturday
Niaiit Live Comedy, standup
comedy every Saturday might.
Doors open at 5 pom., show:
ume ar9 pom.

North Vancouver
Community Arts Council:
Call for proposals for an
Artist-In-Residency to work,
with staff and community
members in producing large
painted canvas panels in cele
bration of North Shore
Neighbourhood House* 60th
anniversary. Call Linda Feil ar
988-6844.
Silk Purse Gallery: Afusic
oe Migtin:. Pianist Michelle
Chang. Mareh 25, 1u:du-
11:30 a.m. $8/S6.
— Compiled by Martin
Millerchip and Sharon
Cacemile

E-mail (sharon@nsnews.com)
or fax a press release for vour
entertainment event to 985-
2104. Deadline for Friday
inclusion is the previous
Monday. The News tries to
ensure Items appear in the
paper ar least once before the
event takes place, but space
constraints may limit the num-
ber of submissions printed.

NEWS photo Mike Wakefield

CANADIAN Cancer Society volunteers will be in
Capilano Mall! today and tomorrow raising money
through the sate of daffodits.

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