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Spencer, it runs to April 4. Tickets:
689-0926.

Magic Ow! Theatre: Berlin to
Broadway with Kurt Weill. A
cabaret on the life and times of
Kurt Weill, To April 17 at 8 p.m.,
with 2 p.m. Saturday matinees.

Park and Tilford: Hear No Evil,
Falling Dawn, Married to It, Mad
Dog & Glory, Homeward Bound:
The Incredible Journey, Groun-
dhog Day, Teenage Mutant Ninja
Turtles Hl, 985-3917.

Esplanade 6: Born Yesterday,
Point of No Return, A Far Off.
Place, Aladdin, Strictly Ballroom,
The Crying Game, Swing Kids, Fire
in the Sky. 983-2762.

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North Shore:

international Plaza: North Van-
couver Youth Band annua! fund-
raising dinner. Hosted by CBC an-
chor Kevin Evans. Tickets: $35 at
983-6299,

Centennial Theatre: Vancouver
Walderf school’s annual Spring
Festival of the Aris. Choral or-
chestral music, drama, eurythmy
and recitation in three languages:
English, French and German.
March 31 at 6:30 p.m.

Carmina Burana. Conductor Lars
Kaario leads the Capilano College
Community Choirand the —
Capilano ‘College Singers. April 4
at 2:30 p.m. Tickets: 984-4951.

Vancouver Opera presents a

shortened version of La Boheme
{in Italian) performed by members
of the VOA’s Resident Artists Pro-
gramme, April 6 at 8 p.m. Tickets:
$18/10.

Robert Silverman, International
concert pianist and director of the
School of Music at UBC will per-
. form for the North Shore Com-
munity Concerts, April 7 at 8 p.m.

Dramaworks signing up students

HEY KIDS: registration for
Dramaworks’ spring session has
begun, and this year children as
well as teens will be able to take
part in both drama and the visual
arts.

This session a variety of ‘drama
courses will be offered to all ages.
The First Stage (for two- to three-
year-olds) will be. held Friday
mornings; Creative Drama |, ll and
IWl'is for children aged four to 10

.and older (each group will meet
on different days), and a teen per-

THERE'S A COLD HEA
THIEF IN YOUR HO

formance class for 13- to 16-year-
olds will be held Wednesday
evenings.

Art Experience and the Child (for
seven- to nine-year-olds) and Eyes
on Art (for children JO and older)
will run Thursday afternoons.

Classes take place at Klee Wyck

_ in West’ Vancouver. All programs

begin the week of April 42.
For ‘more information, phone
922-8963. Registration is at the

. West Vancouver Recreation Cen-

tre, 926-3266.

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_ the basement. It’s the humming, whirring, clicking, old

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Hot Line toll-free 1-800-663-CASH (2274). In the
Lower Mainland, call 683-CASH (2274).

SEWER
SIMEIRU

*B.C.Hydro reserves the right to change or cancel the rebate offer at
any time without prior noticy,

Admission by membership only.
Info: 985-1608.

Deep Cove Shaw Theatre: Denny
Clark and Quartet. April 4, 4-5:30
p.m. Tickets: $10. Info: 980-6892.

Queens Cross Neighbourhood
Pub: By popular dernand, The
Bruce Coglan Band. April 4 from 8

p.m. to midnight.

’ North Shore

North Vancouver City Hail

foyer: Myth, ritual and symbolism
are elements that inspire artist Jean
Marrison. Etchings, collagraphs
and monoprints. To April 14.
Sponsored by the North Van-
couver Community Arts Council.

Ragfinder's
North Vancouver
store has moved

Seymour Art Gallery: Artists for
Kids Trust. Established in 1990
through cooperation among
Canada’s finest artists, Artists for
Kids Trust's mission is to build a
trust fund to provide support for
the fine arts in North Vancouver
schools and the community. To
April 4. ‘

Gallery hours: Tues.-Fri. from 12
to 4 p.m.; Thursdays to 9 p.m.;
Sat. and Sun. 1-4 p.m. Treasure
Trove, the gallery's craft alcove,
features work by potter Maggi
Kneer.

Silk Purse: Recent work by Keow
Foo. To Apr. 11. Sponsored by the
West Vaicouver Community “rts

Council.
Presentation House Gallery:

“Judith Barry: Projections. To April

4,
Nerth Vancouver Museum and
Archives: Moodyville: Milltown

and Mystery, Exhibit explores the

long-lost beginnings of North
Vancouver. The Ambitious City

bigg

eo,

and Images of North Vancouver.
Surveys a century of settlement
and growth on the north shore of
Burrard Inlet. G.G. Nye: A sampl-
ing of turn-of-the-century camera

equipment and images by North

Vancouver's first professional
photographer. To May 16.

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