What's On Around Town CAMPUS EVENTS Double Your Fun! Double the Fund The Douglas College Foundation and Alumni Association present a fun-filled fundraiser. Events include a chocolate-sucker sale, pie-throwing contest, penny drive, daffodil sale, Event used-book sale, and more. NWC Concourse and DLC Atrium. To March 3, 10am—2pm. Career Exploration Fair Explore your future and learn about a career that’s right for you. NWC Concourse. Mar 7, 9!am—4pm. For more information, call 604.777.6171 International Women’s Day Dinner Presented by the Douglas College Women’s Centre. Entertainment, guest speakers, prizes, and fun! Lower Cafeteria, NWC. Mar 8, 5:30pm. General admission $15, students/unwaged $5. For tickets and information, call 604.527.5148 Sacred Places The Amelia Douglas Gallery presents artwork by Daniel Tibbits. Amelia Douglas Gallery. To April 15. Opening reception Mar 3, 4~7:30pm. For more information, call 604.527.5465 THEATRE Pizza Man First Impressions Theatre presents a comedy by Darlene Craviotto, directed by Peter Lhotka. Deep Cove Shaw Theatre (4360 Gallant Ave., North Van). To Mar 12. For tickets and information, call 604.929.9456 Tales of an Urban Indian One-man show by playwright-actor Darrell Dennis. Firehall Arts Centre (280 E. Cordova). To Mar 12. For tickets and information, call 604.689.0926 Sylvia A.R. Gurney’s comedy about a stray dog who comes between a middle-aged Manhattan couple. Metro Theatre (1370 SW Marine). To Mar 19. For tickets and information, call 604.266.7191 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 Mar 26. For tickets and information, call 604.521.0412 March 2/2005 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). Mar 3-26. For tickets and information, call 604.873.3311 Amanda’s Pick Of The Week ) : CONCERTS Duran Duran British pop-rockers from the 80s (“Hungry Like the Wolf”), featuring original lineup of vocalist Simon Le Bon, keyboardist Nick Rhodes, guitarist John Taylor, bassist Andy Taylor, and drummer Roger Taylor, with guests Ima Robot. Mar 4, 7:30pm. GM Place. Tickets at Ticketmaster, 604.280.4444 = OPOS =a = ENGEPHOINMENG DIY Benefit Fundraiser for the Vancouver DIY Collective, featur- ing performances by Vancouver’s Submission Hold and Limb From Limb, and Seattle’s Sex Video. Mar 4, 7pm. Video In Studios (1965 Main). For tickets and information, visit www.vancouverdiy.org Angels Off Broadway Benefit for the Living Through Loss Counseling Society of BC features performances by David Sinclair, Bonnie Ste. Croix, Bonnie Kilroe, and Shutterfly. Mar 5, doors 7pm. La Maison de la fran- cophonie de Vancouver (1555 W. 7th). Tickets $50. For information, call 604.873.5013 Festival du Bois Francophone folk-music festival features perform- ances by Mes Aieux, Mauvais Sort, Yves Lambert, Diouf, and Orealis. Mar 5-6. Blue Mountain Park (Coquitlam). For information, call 604.936.0039 The Game 50 Cent and Dr. Dre protegé, member of the G- Unit, with guests Baby Yu & RG, Concise, Brougham Camp, and Usual Suspecs. Mar 8. Plush (750 Pacific Blvd). Tickets $39 at Ticketmaster, 604.280.4444 Aunt Leah’s Lonely Hearts Club Band Benefit Fundraiser for the Aunt Leah’s Independent Life Skills Society, which helps support young mothers and their babies, featuring performances by Craig Northey, John Ford, Rich Hope & the Evil Doers, Jazzberry Ram, the Beauticians, Michelle Boback, the Luckys, and the Screaming Eagles. Mar 10, 8pm. Buffalo Club (1161 Granville). Tickets at Ticketmaster, 604.280.4444. Tickets also at Highlife, Zulu, and Scratch Records GALLERIES By Chance Performative works by Ron Tran. Artspeak (233 Carrall). To Mar 132. For more information, call 604.688.0051 Transportation Photographs by Toby Marie Bannister. Antisocial (2425 Main). To Mar 14. For more information, call 604.708.5678 Habitat New paintings by Holger Kalberg. Monte Clark Gallery (2339 Granville). To Mar 19. For more infor- mation, call 604.730.5000 Walls /Graphs, 1969 Works by Glenn Lewis. Belkin Satellite (555 Hamilton). To Mar 19. For more information, call 604.687.3174 In Excess Works by Donna Akrey, Collin Johanson, Simon McNally, and Erica Stocking. Helen Pitt Gallery (882 Homer). To Mar 26. Artist talk Mar 12, 2pm. For mote information, call 604.681.6740 www.theotherpress.ca | ie