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What's On Around Town
Kali Thurber, A&E Editor

Campus Events

Unity

The Douglas College Theatre and Stagecraft
Departments present the Cheryl Matheson-direct-
ed, award-winning play. Studio Theatre, Nov.
12-20. For info, call the Box Office, 604.527.5488

Seymour Mayne

Literature Alive presents an afternoon with the
poet and short-story writer. Room 3406 (New
West Campus). Nov. 22, 11am

A Midsummer Night’s Dream

The Douglas College Theatre and Stagecraft
Departments present the classic play with a twist
by William Shakespeare. Performing Arts Theatre.
Novy. 19-27. For info, call the Box Office,
604.527.5488

Mythic Archipelago

Artwork in mixed media by Bill Friesen, Marci
Katz, and Joe Rosenblatt. Amelia Douglas Gallery
(New West campus). To December 16. For info,
call 604.527.5495

Theatre

Jesus Christ Superstar

Uncle Randy Production presents Andrew Lloyd
Webber and Tim Price’s rock-opera about Christ’s
last week on earth. Centennial Theatre. Nov.

11-21, 8pm (mats. 2pm, Sun.). Tickets $28/25/23.

For info, call 604.984.4484

When the Reaper Calls

Peter Colley’s play about two young philosophy
professors with conflicting views on life whose
vacation in a remote cottage takes a murderous
turn. Bernie Legge Theatre. To Nov. 27, 8pm.
Tickets $12/10. For info, call 604.521.0412

Bye Bye Birdie

Footlight Theatre Company presents the classic
musical about a 1950s’ rock star, based loosely on
the early career of Elvis Presley. Shadbolt Centre
for the Arts. To Nov. 27, Wed-Sat, 8pm. Tickets
$12-25 ($5 discount Wed. and Thurs.). For info,
call 604.205.3000

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Death of a Salesman

UCFV Theatre presents Arthur Miller’s Pulitzer-
winning drama about the dark side of the
American dream. UCFV Theatre (Chilliwack
Campus). Nov. 18-20, 25-27, 7:30pm. Tickets
$5—16. For info, call 604.795.2814

The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe
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adapted for the stage by Joseph Robinette and
directed by Dawn Moore. Capilano College
Performing Arts Theatre. Nov. 18-27,
Thurs.—Sat., 8pm. Tickets $9-17. For info, call
604.990.7810

Concerts

Last Bash Before Exams

Mutiny Gone Overboard performs Celtic pub
songs from Ireland, Scotland, and the Maritimes.
Central City Brewing Company. Nov. 18. For info,
call 604.582.6620

How Music Came to the World

Long John Baldry, Veda Hille, Wayne Lavellee,
and John Bottomley perform as part of the
Vancouver International Storytelling Festival. Wise
Hall. Nov. 20, 7:30pm. Tickets $20/15/10. For
info, call 604.257.0366

Le Tigre

Radical feminist electro-punk trio, with guests
Lesbians on Ecstasy and Robosapien.
Commodore Ballroom. Nov. 23, 9pm. Tickets
$18.50 at Ticketmaster, 604.280.4444

Neko Case

Local country-roots sensation, with guest Dexter
Romweber. Commodore Ballroom. Nov. 25,
9:30pm. Tickets $19.50 at Ticketmaster
(604.280.4444), and Zulu Records

Galleries

Presents of Mind

Recent works in various media by Roxanne K.
Tiernan, presented by the Arts Council of New
Westminster. Centennial Lodge, Queens’ Park,
New West. To Nov. 21. For info, call 604.525.3244

Walkways

An exhibition of 29 works in various media on
the theme of walking, by 19 international artists.
Surrey Art Gallery. To Nov. 21. For info, call
604.501.5566

Art in Public Places

Photos by Ramin Hamidnejab and pottery by
Dana Manhal. District of North Vancouver
Municipal Hall. To Nov. 25. For info, call
604.988.6844

Revelations
Works by Tom Wren. Grunt Gallery. To Nov. 27.
For info, call 604.875.9516

Massive Change: The Future of Global
Design

The international touring exhibition employs
objects, sound, video, still photography, computer
and satellite images, interactive technology, and
three-dimensional constructs to explore the
impact of global design. Vancouver Art Gallery.
To Jan. 3. For info, call 604.662.4719

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