30 — Friday, September 18, 1998 — North Shore News Solitaire from Cap program From pane 22 Jason Bryden grew up in West Vancouver, so T guess f was expecting more local colour in Nervous, rather than a parade of characters that include a British rock star, an American real estate agent, a porn star and the man in the moon. Then again, in West Van... Unfortunately, there is no real j journcy here and Bryden might do better to abandon this so-called play and harness his comic observations to a more hard-hicting stand-up rou- tine where the laughs would come more easily. Sept. 19, 4 p.m. and Sept. 20, 3:45 p.m. at W.IS.E. Hall, 1882 Adanac St. Almost True Sex Tales The annual Fringe ripoff. Promise nudity and jello and fal to deliver. All the actors are so laid-back natural there is nothing at stake for any of them other than Michelle Lefler who shines briefly in a badly written script. Sept. 19, 4:45 pan. at VPAC, Solitaire Onc of the reasons that the Fringe eaists is to give wannabe actors a chance to strut their stuff. These young actors are from ox in the Capilano College Theatre Certificate program and the work is self-created. There’s no original point of view on display but if vou hate mimes, this is the show for you. (It’s also in the best venue for beer.) Sept. 19, 2:15 p.m. at WISE. Se SNOWBOARD © PACKAGES/« NEW! & | yes “St 198 4394 JOIN INTHE FUN Saturday, Sept. 19th, From 1-3 pm Professional Yo Yo Demonstration — Learn all the latest tricks! * Check out she biggest selection of xYomevas, Stintastics, etc. . EXSCITING WORLDS PARK ROYAL SOUTH 925-3563 Public Curtin OPEN MOUSE » adits & children (lOyrs & up) + No charge / pre-register NOW 967-PLAY (7529) ale reoCentre (23rd & Lonsdale) ase E 2506 St K. Van You can do it toa! ani 7 i . CARLA Rieger (left) and Vikkir ‘jements in a scene from the Fringe’ $ Elevator Angel Holdovers STATION House will be hosting holdovers hor fram the Vancouver Fringe Festival A complete schedule will be contirmed this weekend but shows already booked include Bed Among the Lentils, Schumann, Brabus, Schumann and Drinking with Persephone. This last show was wait-list- ed for the Fringe, found its own venuc in “Lies!’s Garage” and became one of the hits of the festival. Fringe holdovers will run Sept. 24-27 and Sepr. 30 to Oct. 3. Call 990-3474 for details and reservations next week. — Martin Millerchip tT NNUAL 6TH & OSPITAL | fons GATEE a SUNDAY, SEPTERM iBER 20,1998 Ambieside Park, West Vari: 9:11am — 12:11pm Fabulous prizes awarded to the top individual and team fundraisers including kids and Masters teams. Also, spot prizes during the Relay! . Free entertainment for everyone! ’ Activity Area Kids Area Mainstage Entertainment: Castle Top Characters, Clumsy Lovers Celtic Pop Band face painters, Docs of Dixieland- balloon twisters, : Gizeh Shrine Clowns, London Drugs Child 1.D. program, Bouncy Castle, Colouring Centre, Mountain Bike Trials Discovery Toys demonsiration courtesy of Apex Coinmunications Meet Lui Passaglia of the BC Lions West Vancouver Taekwondo Demo Grouse Mountain Snowshoe Challenge Velcro Olympics sponsored by Partyworks Food and Refreshments from 7:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. * SALMON & NANDO’S CHICKEN BBQ BEAVER TAILS * BREAD GARDEN GREAT CANADIAN BAGEL COMPANY « BEAN AROUND THE WORLD COFFEE MEDIA SPONSOR . news shore Together, we “relay” can make a difference. ent NS GATE 984- ote g iy cout MEDIA SPONSOR = ghoad PA bel DNSION a SPONSOR Tues Emergency Services Displays Fire trucks, ambulance, police car, D.A.R.E. Jeep, North Shore Search & Rescue. ICBC Road Sense Safety Van with great prizes & games G.1. Blues - Elvis Presley Rockabilly Group Top 40 hits played by DJ RNB Dance & Theatre Arts Flicka Gymnastics GOLD SPONSORS AIR CAKNaDA & 8 pankot montreal farls | SILVER SPONSORS: Waves © Edgemoni Moving and Storage © Fitness World * Grouse Mountain © BC Rul ¢ Price Waterhouse © Vancouver Wharves « Western Shores * Westel BRONZE SPONSORS: Super valu; Dollartur & Edgemont © Contact Printing & Mailing © Apex Communications © Intrawest Corp, SPECAL THANKS: West Vancouver Parks & Recreation