C10 - Friday, May 4, 1984 - North Shore News

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In the local clubs, Tim MacEwan Community _ for
Brecht) will perform at The = College. Classes will be
Rusty Gull in) North Van held at Jasper Place Campus
May 7 to 12. in’ Edmonton. For details
At Whispers on Lonsdale call performing and visual
The Kids will play to May 5. arts (403) 483-4308.
Presentation House Spring The outragious comedy
Craft Festival will be held Sister Mary Ignatius Ex-
May 18 to 21 and May 24 to plains it all for You has been Queen Elizabeth Theatre
27. For more infromation — held over unul May 12. The Monday, May 7 at 8p.m. for
call 986-1351. Christopher Durang play 1s one performance only.
A summer dance school performed at 8:30p.m._ Tickets VTC/CBO.
with the Royal Winnipeg Monday, Tuesday and The Purcell String Quartet
Ballet will be offered this Wednesday with a Saturday will give a benefit concert at
August 20 to 31 by Grant matinee at 4:30p.m. Tickets Silver Harbour Centre, 144

both Piaf and Sister
Mary are available through
VTC/CBO or call 688-1436
for reservations.

Daddy Long Legs in the
International Plaza has Kit
& Caputo until May 5.

James Taylor comes to the

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East 22nd Street, North Van
on May 4 at 1:30p.m.
Tickets are $4, everyone is
welcome. ‘

Systems Disco will host
the Dance Fever preltminary
auditions May 10 and 17.
Finals will be aired on The
Vancouver Show May 31 as
dancers compete for a
chance to fly to LA for the
TV show. Original skillful
dancers in exciting costumes
are required and all contes-
tants must be 18 or over.
Pre-registration for audi-
uions 1S required. Call 980-
0571.

Amadeus has been held
over until May
Vancouver Playhouse main
stage. Performance times are

19 at the’

24 at the Ridge Theatre and

' Vancouver East Cinema. All

films to be shown are B.C.
premieres. Advance tickets
are available at the Ridge
daily from I! a.m. to 6p.m.
and 7 to 9:30p.m.. Tickets
for each evening show go on
sale at 6:30 p.m. at both
theatres. The films represent
27 countries, major inter-
national directors, and
Berlin, Cannes, and Venice
Film Festival winners. Call
738-5212 for more
information.

Duddy, a musical based
on The Apprenticeship of
Duddy Kravitz, comes to
town Tuesday, May 22 at the
Queen Elizabeth Theatre

Opening night of Duddy will
be a benefit for Judith
Marcuse Dance Projects
Society which will launch its
inaugural season in the fall
followed by a national tour.
Tickets for the benefit are
$75 each and will include a
champaghe reception § after
the show. For information
and tickets call 921-8436.
Festival of Video Art
takes place May 10 - 12 and
18 - 20 at 8:30 p.m. Video
art from Japan, Europe, and
America will be shown at the
Firehall Theatre, 280 East
Cordova. Tickets are $5 and
$4, call 689-0926 for more

See page C11

before heading to Broadway.
Monday to Friday al 8p.m.,

Saturday 5:30 and 9p.m.
Tickets VTC or call 280-
4444.

Victor and Rita Costanzi
will present selected works
for violin and harp in the
Waldorf Concert Series
Sunday May 6 at 2p.m. at
Presentation House.
Reservations, 986-1351.

Capilano College Com-
mercial Art Graduate Show
will be presented at Federa-
tion Gallery, 367 Water
Street May 9to 19.

Director’s co-op presents
Lautrec, by Harvey Olstroff
until May 6 at the Water-
front Theatre. Directed by
Martin Millerchip, the pro-
duction runs at 8p.m., 6:30
and 9:30p.m. Saturday.
Reservations 685-6217.

Arts Club theatre cele-
brates its 20th anniversary
and roasts artistic director
Bill Millerd Sunday May 6.
Jackson Davies and Janet
Wright host the evening of
skits, music, dinner and
dancing. Tickets are $125
per couple. Call 687-5315.

Duenda, an association of
poets, artists, ans sculptors,
is having a showing of work
until May ‘S at the Carnegie
Museum at Main and
Hastings. There will be a
poetry reading May 2 at 7 30
pm. atthe museum

Third Annual Vancouver
International Film Festival
takes place April 27 to May

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NEWS photo Eric Eggertson
NELSON Gray and Lauren Olson perform Abecedaire, a new dance work
choreographed by Lee Eisler. The piece was part of an Independance series of new dance

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