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January 31, 1977

 

events

 

CAMPUS
SFU
Five members of the Royal
Shakespeare Company in resi-
dence at SFU presenting, Feb.
8, 8 p.m.: ‘Lovers and Mad-
men: A Shakespeare Frenzy’’.

-| Feb. 9-12:30 p.m.: ‘‘The Play’s

the Thing’’. Feb. 10 - 8 p.m.:
‘‘Grouping/Gropings’’. Feb. 11
- 12:30 p.m.: ‘‘The Tarnished
Phoenix"’. Feb. 12 - 8 p.m.:
‘*Wooing, Wedding and Re-
penting: Shakespeare and Mar-
riage’’. For more info. call the
SFU box office. :

Alice Artzt, Feb. 5, 8 p.m.
Tickets: $4, $2 students. Avail-
able from all Vancouver Tickets
Centres. SFU Theatre.

+ Tuesday Evening Series pre-
sents selected works from the
Canadian Student Film Festi-
vals 1971-76. There will be four
programs: Feb. 1,8,22 and
March 1 in the Images Theatre,
at 8 p.m. $1.00 at the door.

The Simon Fraser Gallery
presents Johnson SS Chow:

‘| Chinese Paintings, Feb. 7-25.

Free

UBC
Museum of Anthropology re-
opens Feb. 1 with ‘‘Begin-
nings,”’ an exhibit of prints and

 

| carvings by Tsimshian artist

| Roy Vickers.

LANGARA
Studio 58 presents Anton
Chekov’s ‘‘Three Sisters’ open-
ing their 77 season, directed by
Svetlana Smith. Feb. 7-26 night-
ly at 8 p.m. $2.50. Studio 58, 100
W. 49th Ave., Van. 324-5227.

 

KIDSTUFF

Jabberwocky Theatre for
Children presents ‘‘A Dream of
Sky People,’’ based on the Cree
legend of creation, Sun., Feb. 6,
2 p.m. $1.50, $1 children. Van.
East Cul. Centre, 1895 Venables
Street, Vancouver 254-9578.

North Van. Community Play-
ers present: “‘Old King Cole,”’ a
childrens play by Ken Camp-
bell, Feb. 4 and 5 at 7:30 and
Feb. 6 at 2 and 6 p.m. Hendry
Hall 11th and Hendry, N. Van.
$1.50,$.75 980-5552 or 985-
8676.

Drama Workshops for kids
9-13, $1 session. York Theatre,
639 Commercial Van. 253-4391.

Canadian books for children-a
project created for the purpose
of promoting the writing, pub-
lishing, selling and reading of
childrens’ books by Canadians.
‘For more info. write: Canadian
‘Books for Children, Book and
‘Periodical Development Coun-
cil, P.O. Box 6428, Station A,
Toronto, Ontario MSW 1X3.

 

DANCE
“*Les Grands Ballets Cana-
diens,”’ Feb. 10-12, 8:30 p.m.
Tickets: $4-7 from VTC and
outlets QET.

THEATRE
Janus Theatre holds over
‘‘Our Town"’, Feb. 7-12, 14-19,
21-26 at 8:30 p.m., Sats. 7 and
10 p.m. Tickets $4,$3 Reservat-
ions: 669-0931. DYH Lui Thea-
tre, 1036 Richards Street, Van.

‘*School for Scandal’’, the
classic comedy by Richard
Sheridan runs to Feb. 12, Mon.-
Fri. 8:30 p.m., Sats. 7 and 10
p.m, Tickets from all VTC
outlets. Arts Club, 1181 Sey-
mour Van. 687-5315.

“‘Canadian Skittish’’ runs to
Feb. 12, noon hour 12:15 Tues-
day-Fri.; evenings 8:30 p.m.
Thurs. - Sat. $2. City Stage, 751
Thurlow, Van. 688-7013.

ACME Theatre presents:

‘*Vancouver Revued Renewed’’, ©

Feb. 1-5, 8:30 p.m. VECC, 1895
Venables St. Van. 254-9578

**King Lear’’, Jan. 31-Feb.
19, Mon.-Fri., 8 p.m. Sat. 4:30
and 9 p.m. A week of special
student matinees Feb. 21-25.
Tickets from VTC outlets. Play-
house.

Westcoast Actors present
‘‘The Merchant of Venice’’,
directed by John Sichel featur-
ing Antony Holland as Shylock.
Feb. 11-12, 14-15, 17-19, 22-26
and March 1-5, 8:30 p.m. Tic-
kets: $3.50 weekdays, $4 week-
ends. VECC, 1895 Venables St.,
Van. 254-9578

Cultural Funk presents Valri
Bromfield in ‘‘You’re Eating out
of the Dogs’ Dish!’’, Sun. Feb.
20, 7 and 9:15 p.m. Reservat-
ions advised. VECC, 1895 Ven-
ables St., Van. 254-9578

ART

Vancouver Art Gallery pre-

sents: Changing Visions: The
Canadian Landscape, Feb. 6-27.

English artist Granville re-
turns to Place des Arts with the
first exhibition in Canada to
contain lithographs and visual
show as well as the regular
canvases. Other works: by this
artist can be seen at Gallery Six
and Gallery Twenty-two. Place
des Arts, 166 King Ed., Coquit-
lam. 526-2891.

Burnaby Art Gallery presents
its 77 exhibition opener includ-
ing three shows with works by
Heikke Seppa-Jewelry; Bob
Steele-Prints, drawings and
photographs; Joy Long - paint-
ings. Continues to Feb. 6 Bby.
Art Gal., 6344 Gilpin, Bby.
291-9441.

Ace Gallery, 1724 Davie St.,
Van. - Group show of Contem-
porary paintings.

Alexander Calder - Memorial
Show, Atelier Galleries, 2267
W. 41, Van. 263-4710.

Art at Work - art for the
corporate environment to Feb.
5. Equinox Gallery, 3rd floor
Penthouse, 1525 W. 8th Ave.,
Van.

' Ohlsson, piano virtuoso and

Monday Night Movies pre-
sents ‘‘Hollywood Stars of the
Golden Era’’: Feb. 7 - TBA;
Feb. 21 - ‘‘My Man Godfrey’’;
Feb. 28-‘‘It's a Wonderful
Life’’. All films at 8 p.m. $1.25.
VECC, 1895 Venables St., Van.

HUMAN INTEREST

Van. People’s Law School -
free audio-visual tapes on
Women and the Law. 610-207
W. Hastings, Van. 681-7532.

Van. People’s Law School
offers free legal courses in
Occupational Health, Wills and
Estates, Sentencing, Welfare
Rights, etc. at the Van. Public
Library, 750 Burrard St. 681-
7532. ;

Women’s Media Resource
materials, films, slides, and
video tapes donated by Isis
Womens Media Centre avail-
able through Douglas College,
New West.

YWCA Winter programme:
classes in languages, personal
exploration, business skills arts
and crafts, etc. 580 Burrard,
Van. 683-2531 local 222.

Jabberwocky Touring Com-
pany is now taking bookings for
plays: ‘‘Listen to the Drum’’--
Eskimo legends for young
people; ‘‘A Dream of Sky
People’’ - Indian creation

To coincide with the opening

of the DOUGLAS COLLEGE
CHESS CLUB, CANADIAN
CHESS EXPERT BOYD WIND-
SOR will be giving two simul-
taneous exhibitions.
' On Friday, Feb. 4th, he will
give a 20-board simultaneous
exhibition. The first 20 people to
show up with a chess set will get
to try their luck at beating him.
At this exhibition, Boyd will
play against 20 different oppo-
nents on 20 different boards.
This means that he will be
moving 20 times as fast as any
of his opponents. The location:
Room 322 - the time: 12:00 noon
- 2:00 p.m.

On Tuesday, Feb. 8th, he will
give a 3 board simultaneous
BLINDFOLD exhibition. This
means that he will be playing
against 3 people at the same
time, without once looking at
anyone of the boards! The first 3
people to show up with their
boards will have the chance at
beating him. This exhibition will
be held in the same room, N322,
from 12:00 noon - 1:00 p.m.

‘Even if you don’t get to play
at these times, come and watch
anyway! At the same time, you
can register for the chess club,
which will be meeting regularly
each week. Boyd will be present
to take on all comers. If you

MOVIES CHESS want to play chess but don’t

know how, come anyway! We
will teach you at the chess club.

WORKSHOPS

Playwriting competition-prize
of $3,000 plus expenses award-
ed. Write to Ben Tarver, Dept.
of Drama, U. of Alberta, Ed-
monton.

Writing workshops for both
adults and children, $12, 10
weeks, Kerrisdale and Dunbar
Comm. Centres. For info. call
Donna at 731-1802.

Movement workshops: Con-
tact Improvisation with Re:
Union. Workshops from Feb.
28-March 5. Registration at 40
W. 23 Ave., Van. 876-2431

Pottery Workshops with in-
structor Ruth Meechan, Feb.
26, March 26, April 30 at 11
a.m. to 2 p.m. Each $5. Place
des Arts., 166 King Ed., Coquit-
lam. 526-2891.

Coquitlam artist Bill Sclater
will give a workshop on framing
paintings, Feb. 11, 7-10 p.m.
$3. Place des Arts, 166’ King
Ed., Coquitlam 526-2891.

Drama Workshop for those
interested in working with child-
ren presented by Jabberwocky
theatre, Feb. 19 and 26. ‘‘Writ-
ing Your Own Script’’ from
childrens books. 2 - 5 p.m. 2
sessions - $15 each. Jabber-
wocky 748 Richards St., Van.
669-6642.

legends, for all ages. Plays |_| RE IT TE ST |

workshops attached are avail-
able for any school or library.
Contact: I.N. Watts at 669-6642

_ MUSIC
D.Y.H. Lui presents: Garrick

Chopin specialist, Friday, Feb.
4, 8:30 p.m. $3.50 - $6.50 from
the Vancouver Ticket Centre
(683-3255) and all outlets. QET.

Vancouver Opera Association
presents: ‘‘Mignon’’ (French)
by Ambroise Thomas, Feb. 3,5
at 8 p.m. Tickets: VTC and all
outlets. QET.

Beer-a-thon

Anyone who made pledges for
the beer-a-thon held December
4th and have not yet paid for
them are asked to do so as soon
as possible.

Payment may be made at any
student council office. If you
took the time to sign, take the
time to pay.

AUDITIONS

The Anna Wyman Dance
Theatre is looking for strong
male and female dancers. Train-
ing could be either classical or
contemporary. Wed., Feb. 2nd
at 12 noon. Anna Wyman Dance
Studio, 656 - 15 St., Van.
926-8181.

 

 

DIALOGUE

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The Varisty Christian Fellowship
invites you
Enrich your life .....
engage in honest inquiry ....
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