Deep Cove Shaw Theatre:
Noises Off, a comedy about a
touring theatre company’s stay.
ing of a British farce, by First
Impressions Theatre runs Sept.
14-Oct. 1, Wednesday through
Saturday. Tickets: $12, adults;
$10, students and seniors. Info:
929-9456.

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West Vancouver Ferry
Building: Beachcombers’ Cache
of Colour Poems by jim Gladden
presents mixed-media abstracts.
interesting Shapes with Beautiful
Colours by Lewis Kryczkowski
features the irridescent tones and
hues of raku pottery. To Sept. 11.
Korean emigrée Yu-Shin Lee
exhibits The Road to Eternity,
mixed-media painting on paper,
Sept. 13-25, For more informa-
tion call 925-3605.

Wesi Vancouver Memorial
Library: In Fathoms: Beauty in
the Deep, West Vancouver pho-
tographer and scuba diver Brian
Freestone exhibits works of his
underwater experience. To Oct.
2. Info: 926-3291.

Seymour Art Gallery: as part
of Deep Cove Daze, Sept. 10.
The gallery offers activities with

SARAH-JANE Redmond...

Deep Cove resident mounts
produstion at the Fringe.

N. Shore on
the Fringe

WHILE ATTEMPTING to enter the
theatre world via the city’s north-
ern shore can be a struggle, some
local thespians don’t mind
remaining on the fringe.

North Shore participants in the
10th-annual Vancouver Fringe
festival, Thursday, Sept. 8 to
Sunday, Sept. 18, at various
venues, number close to a dozen.

Deep Cove resident Sarah-
Jane Redmond's production, The
Red Address, plays to audiences
at Remembrance Hall.

Service!, an original script by
Tina Cousins and Russell Less,
directed by Cousins and Shannon
Less, with a cast that includes
Graham Shiels — all from tho
North Shore — plays at Mount
Pleasant Conimunity Centre.

North Vancouver playwright-
set designer-actor Terry Lewis
stages his tragicomedy God Nose
atthe Cambrian tial.

Other North Shore-based pro-
dictions playing at the Fringe
include Maureen Robinsen’s
Youth in Asia and Helen Philips’ /
ut the Mind.

bor Shownmes and tickets,
chune 240-2801.

Jocal artists from FO a.m. to 4
pom. including raku firing, wood:
carving and silver engraving,
Chinese brush painting, wooden
bird carving, pottery wheel
throwing, Pysanki egg painting,
niachine embroidery and
Peruvian weaving, Phone 929-
3206 for nore into.

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tures the coiorul wood sculp-

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Opening reception: Sept, 7, 7-9
pm, On Sept. 28, 7-9 pun, Kiss
presents a slide show of his work,
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Centennial Theatre: Adven-
ture Theatre's A Afartiah Arts
Journey inte Your Mind, sept. 10,
72300 pom., features: warld-
reknowned martial artists includ:
ing Adrian Paul, star of the
Hivhtainder TV series, and
Richard Faract of Time Cop.
Non-perishable food items for
the North Shore Harvest accept-
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Metropolitan Tabernacle: the
talented) coloratura soprano
Aviva Manya Lacterman, a for-
mer North Shore resident, gives a
solo recital of works by Mozart,
Schubert, Strauss, Poulenc, and
Stravinsky Sept. 11 at 2 p.m.
hefore her return to the Paris
Opera School. Admission is free.
Info: 531-3695,

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