29 - Wednesday, December 2, 1987 - North Shore News

Shakespeare
performed

‘SCENES FROM William
Shakespeare’s The Tempest and
Michel Tremblay’s Les Belle
Soeurs are being performed at
Capilano College’s studio
nights Dec. 3, 4 and.5. in this
scene from The Tempest, ship-
“wrecked: ‘servant. Stephano
pours .a drink into the monster

"Caliban. while’ his companion B .
ree E Meet the First Lady
Captian CE of the North Pole.

. You've always wondered what

she's like — now you can meet her,

Mrs. Claus in person at Lonsdale

: Quay Market, December 5 and 12,

—es : 2:00-4:00 p.m. Mrs. Claus (and

Santa) will be waiting to meet you

in Mrs. Claus’ kitchen — she'll be

giving out cookies and cinnamon
a: loaves to little ones and their folks. ,

FTS Company c0 | Yum! Yum! You can even have your

presents OY : photo taken with Santa.

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THE NORTH Vancouver Recre- by David French f WH i Gulelidle
ation Commission is presenting the ‘ aD sf AHL Et a 1 I,
premiere of the Arts In Action Ty by ui a A fres Lexperience everyday.
performing arts revue at Centenni- Call for reservations and eae a Open 7 days a week 9:30a.m.-6:30p.m. Thursday and
al Theatre Dec. 3. ticket prices: LAV ! 7 Friday til 9:00 p.m. Free 2 hour parking
Said Arts In Action director and 986-1351 Vv *
jazz dance instructor William . ‘Aali Cenenee 45
Rose: ‘‘It’s a wonderful opportu- Charge by phone VTC/CBO
nity for rec commission _partici- a ye o4dg4 483 Chesterfield
pants to strut their stuff in front of ° an
friends, family and the general
public. Many people have been
taking dance and drama classes for
years without ever having the
chance to perform."’
All age groups will be repre-
sented at the extravaganza, and
early in the performance
preschoolers aged three to five
years will take to the stage to show
off their fancy footwork.
Later in the show, young
school-aged dancers nine to 12
years old will show the audience
modern jazz dance routines to
contemporary music.
For more traditional tastes,
there will be a tap dance perfor-
mance by the 23rd Street Tappers
and a pattern dance by Pam Sin-
not’s ballroom dancers.
Arts In Action is also a chance
for arts and crafts students to get
involved in the rec centre team ef- This sale, a first with us, was initiated only after

fort. Drawing and painting, stain- 4 . . . :
ed glass and cartooning are exam- careful consideration. It is our way of thanking our
Ples of programs displaying work loyal customers for their patronage and at the
“The show has provided a j f % same time accomplishing otir goal, which is
challenging objective for the many 4 reducing our lamp stock.
students involved. The enthusiasm
and energy within the participating
programs has really increased in-
terest and attendance within these
programs,”’ said Rose.
“Everyone wants to look their
best on stage. For many it’s their
first opportunity to get on stage
and perform in front of an au- , 100 S.E. MARINE DR. 13637-100th AVE
dience.”” ‘te / va / te VANCOUVER, B.C. SURREY
The show runs from 7 p.m. to to (604) 325-3641 (604) 585-2351
8:30 p.m., and tickets are available oe :
at the North Vancouver Recreation BOR erate aad asso 8s maser Way
Centre. For more details call 988- oe (604) 980-4588 (604) 852-4547
6166.