North Shore

Deep Cove Shaw Theatre: Two
Score -~ and More (a musical rec-
ollection, 1890-1930). Show takes
us through a musical journey with
the cast of jour pausing to
reminisce about events of the
time. Paul Kloegman directs. Cast
includes Andrea Brant, Mitchell
Mackay, Lynn Slattery.and Gordon
Roberts. To Oct. 2 at 8 p.m. Tick-
ets: $12/10. Res: 929-9456,
Hendry Hall: North Vancouver
Community Players open their 41st
season with the English comedy,
Why Me? First produced in Lon-
don in 1985, Why Me? focuses on
an unemployed engineer who
struggles with job rejection,
neighbors and a resident
mother-in-law. To Oct. 2 at 8 p.m.
Tickets: $10/8, at 983-2633.

Elsewhere

Vancouver Playhouse: Born
Yesterday. Romance, politics and
corruption collide when the
Playhouse launches its 31st season
with Garson Kanin’s 1940s Broad-
way hit comedy. An ex-chorus
girl’s world is turned upside down
when her boyfriend hires a
reporter to smooth out her rough
edges. Stars Megan Leitch,
Stephen E. Miller, John Moffat and

Alan Gray. Sept. 30-Oct.23,

Arts Club Mainstage Theatre: Cat
on a Hot Tin Root, Searing Pulitzer
Prize-winning drama stars North
Vancouver's fay Brazeau as Big
Daddy, Moira Walley and Kevin
Conway. Sept. 23-Qct.23.
Granville tsland Revue Cabaret:
The Wild Guys. Jackson Davies
and company take off for a men’s
awareness retreat with vastly dif-
fering motives and wind up lost in
the woods. Mon.-Fri, 8:30; Satur
day at 6 and 9:30 p.m., with 2/1
performances Wed. at 5 p.m. To
Oct.23.

Back Alley Theatre/ Arts Club
Revue Theatre: Theatresports
unleashes improv-mania, Program
includes Rookie Night (Sundays
and Mondays at 8 p.m.), Times of
Your Life Tuesdays and Fridays at
8 p.m.), Alley Qops! (Wednesdays
at 8p.m.), Seared Scriptless
(Thursdays at 8 p.m.),
Theatresports (Fridays at 10 p.m.).
Midnightmadness: Theatresports, .
all seats 59. Info: 688-7013.
Richmond Gateway Theatre: The
Miracle Worker, William Gibson's
play focuses on the challenges
faced by a young teacher and her
remarkable student. Stars former
North Vancouver actor Wendy
Noel, Sept. 30-Oct.9 at 8 p.m.
Tickets: 270-1812.

Studio 58: As You Like it. Classic
Shakespeare play kicks off Studio
58's 28th season, Directed by Jane
Heyman with set design by North

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ALISON HEXT (piano) accompanies tenor Bruce Hoffman in
“An evening of romantic song" at West Vancouver United
Church on Sunday, Oct. 2 at 8 p.m. Works by Vaughn-

Williams, Brahms,

Faure and

local composer Ramona

Luengen will be featured in the recital. Tickets are $8 for
adults and $5 for students/seniors.

WV Unitarian Church hosts
native drum-making workshop

THE NORTH Shore Unitarian
Church is sponsoring a native
drum-making workshop to bridge
the gap between native and non-
native cultures.

Workshop leader Patrick Hen-
drickson, a Native American
teacher, lecturer, community
leader and spiritual healer, will
lead a sweat lodge ceremony and
assist participants in making their
own drums.

Throughout the workshop,
Hendrickson will present an
aboriginal concept of spirituality.

“The drum is the symbel of the
heartbeat, and workshop panici-
pants will connect with Mother

Earth through drumming and

song,” said Hendrickson.

“Drumming is a way of ex-
pressing oneself and a’ way to heal.
We hope to start a drumming cir-
cle with people who attend the
workshop.”"

The workshop will be held Oct.
1-3 al the North Shore Unitarian
Church, 370 Mathers Ave., West
Vancouver, Meals will be provided
along with workshop materials.

The cost of the workshop is
$155. Space is limited and
preregistration is required.

To regisier, contact Catherine at
929-5131, or Diana at 985-7562.

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Vancouver's Pain Johnson. Oct.
6-30, Tickets: 324-5227,

Park and Tilford: Nightly: The
Good Son: 7:25, 9:25, Jurassic
Park: (Digital) 7:05, 9:30. Sleepless
in Seattle: 7:15, 9:20. Striking
Distance: 7:20, 9:35. The Firny: 7,
9:45. Age of Innocence: 7:10,
9:55, Info: 985-3911.
Esplanade 6: Nightly: Undercover
Blues: 7:30, 9:25, True Romance:
7:10, 9:50, The Fugitive: 7, 9:45.
The Man Without a Face: 9:30.
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MUSIC, SONGS,
DANCES &
FASHIONS FROM
1890-1930

DEEP COVE
SHAW THEATRE

8:00 p.m.
Weds to Sats.
____until Oct 2
Seniors
2 for 1 Wed & Thur

Reservations
929-9456

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