CAMPUS EVENTS

Student Showcase Recital
Presented by Noon at New West. Performing Arts
Theatre, New West Campus. March 24, 12:30pm

2004 Scholarship Winners’ Concert

Presented by Noon at New West. Featuring
announcement of 2005 music scholarship winners.
Performing Arts Theatre, New West Campus. March
31, 12:30pm

Sacred Places

The Amelia Douglas Gallery presents artwork by
Daniel Tibbits. Amelia Douglas Gallery. To April 15.
For more information, call 604.527.5465

THEATRE

This Year, Next Year

Vagabond Players presents Norah Harding’s play
about the trials and tribulations of a British working-
class family during the months leading up to D-Day.
Bernie Legge Theatre (Queens Park, New West.) To
March 26. For tickets and information, call
604.521.0412

Copenhagen

Playhouse Theatre Company presents Michael
Frayn’s drama about German physicist Werner
Heisenberg’s 1941 visit to Nazi-occupied Denmark
to meet with his Jewish mentor Niels Bohr. Glynis
Leyshon directs Brent Carver, Victor Ertmanis, and
Susan Hogan. Vancouver Playhouse Theatre
(Hamilton & Dunsmuir). To March 26. For tickets
and information, call 604.873.3311

Hamlet

Spectral Theatre presents William Shakespeare’s clas-
sic tragedy, directed by Justin Clow. WISE Hall (1882
Adanac). To April 1. Tickets $15. For more informa-
tion, call 604.321.8334

The Reefer Man

A young lawyer panics when his basement marijuana

garden is exposed. Firehall Arts Centre (280 E.

Cordova). To April 3. Tickets $20. For more infor-
mation, call 604.689.0926

The Waiting Room

Ruby Slippers Theatre and Studio 58/Langara
College present the Western Canada premiere of
Lisa Loomer’s drama, which contrasts the balance of
power between men and women, eastern and west-

March 23/2005

ern cultures, and conventional and unorthodox med-
icine. Studio 58 (Langara College, 100 W. 49th). To
April 3. Tickets $20/18/9 at Festival Box Office,
604.257.0366

Goodnight Desdemona (Good Morning Juliet)
One Night Castle Productions and Presentation
House Theatre present Anne-Marie MacDonald’s
play about a woman writing her thesis on an obscure
document she believes will prove that William
Shakespeare had prepared different endings for two

 

of his most famous plays, Romeo and Juliet and Othello.
Presentation House Theatre (333 Chesterfield Ave.,
North Van). March 24—April 9, Tues—Sat at 8pm
(mats. Sat at 2pm; preview March 23). Tickets

$1216 ($10 preview March 23; two-for-one March
29). For more information, call 604.990.3474

CONCERTS

The Legendary. Heartaches Razz Band
Thirties-style vaudeville band, with guest ventrilo-
quist Peter Rolston. Note: concert contains adult
themes and innuendo. Chief Sepass Theatre (Fort
Langley). March 25, 8pm. Tickets $15 at the door.
For more information,

visit www.heartachesrazzband.com

Low/Pedro the Lion

Co-headlining tour featuring SubPop and Jade Tree

recording artists. Richard’s on Richards (1036

Richards). March 26, 7:30pm. Tickets $20 (plus serv- “=
ice charge) at Zulu, Scratch, Highlife, and Noize to

Go Records. For more information, call

604.687.6794

The Kills

Bluesy punk duo from England play tunes from
debut CD, Keep On Your Mean Side, with guests the
Sights. Red Room (398 Richards). March 26, 8pm.
Tickets $15 (plus service charges and fees) at
Ticketmaster, 604.280.4444. Tix also at Zulu and
“Scratch Records

Electric Frankenstein

Rockers from New Jersey, with guests the Rod Iron
Haulers and Devonder. Piccadilly Pub (620 W.
Pender). March 26, 10pm. Tickets $15 advance, $18
at the door. For more information, call 604.874.7906

Mommy and Daddy

Kanine recording artists from New York, with local
guests Submission Hold. Media Club (695 Cambie).
March 27, 9pm. Tickets at Zulu, Scratch, Highlife,
and Noize! Records. For more information, call 604-
687-6794

D.O.A.

Local punk-rock legends, featuring singer-guitarist _
Joey “Shithead” Keithley, with guests the Lancasters

and the Borderguards. Asbalt (Astoria Hotel, 769 E.

Hastings). April 2. For more information, call

604.764.PUNK

GALLERIES

Inflected Signs

Two-part installation by Kim Huynh. Centre A (849
Homer). To April 2. For more information, call
604.683.8326

Belladonna

Drawings, collage works, and paintings by East Van-
based artist Anne Hoban. Vancouver East Cultural
Centre (1895 Venables). To April 13. For more
information, call 604.251.1363

The Dreamer Fish

Works by Eleanor Morgan. Or Gallery (103-480
Smithe). To April 16. For more information, call
607.683.7395

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