Campus Events A Little Night Band Musik Part of the Douglas College Music Department Concert Series, Noon at New West. Featuring jazz and contemporary arrangements. Blair Fisher, direc- tor. Performing Arts Theatre. Feb 17 Leona Gom Writer-in-residence, BC novelist and poet Leona Gom presents readings at both Douglas College campuses. Feb 21, 1lam. New West Campus, Room 3343/Feb 25, 1lam. David Lam Campus, Room B2030. For more information, call 604.527.5465 Pearls 2005 Launch of the 2005 edition of Pearls, an anthology of Douglas College creative writing students. Readings, special guests, musical performances, and a no-host bar. Douglas Room, Room 1200, New West Campus. Feb 25, 7:30pm Theatre Two Rooms Trinity Western University presents Lee Blessing’s political drama as part of the Fraser Valley Arts and Peace Festival. Freedom Hall (TWU campus, 7600 Glover Rd., Langley). Feb. 16-19, 7pm. Tickets $10/7. For information, visit drama@twu.ca That’s My Brain and You’re Killing It Craving Space Theatre Company presents a theatri- cal spoken-word show by Al Mader, Fernando Raguero, RC Weslowski, Martin Van Steinburg, Matthew Glick, and Rowan Lipkovits. Partial pro- ceeds to CKNW Orphans’ Fund. Havana Theatre. To Feb 19. Tickets $10. For information, email wes- lowhiskey@direct.ca The Domino Heart Section 8 Productions presents Matthew Edison’s drama about three characters linked by a single human heart. Pacific Theatre. To Feb 26. For tickets and information, call 604.731.5518 The Dishwashers The Arts Club Theatre Company presents a new comedy written and directed by Morris Panych, star- ring Stephen E. Miller, Ted Cole, Shawn Macdonald, and Toby Berner. Arts Club Granville Island Stage. Feb 17—Mar 12. Tickets at Ticketmaster, 604.280.3311 FEBRUARY 16/2005 Speaking of Love...live with Dr. Grey Hartman Theatreville presents a musical comedy about male- female relationships. Barbara Tomasic directs Sara-Jeanne Hosie, Peter New, Matt Palmer, Tracey Power, and Scott Walters. Waterfront Theatre, Granville Island. To Feb 27. For tickets and informa- tion, call 604.257.0366 Amanda’s Pick Concerts Paul Westerberg Minneapolis rock legend and former leader of the Replacements plays tunes from latest solo CD, Folker. Commodore Ballroom. Feb 17. Tickets $30 (plus service charges and fees) at Ticketmaster, 604.280.4444. Tix also at Zulu Records = OPiS did = EnbePHdnment Grrrls with Guitars Featuring performances by singer-songwriters Angela Harris, Leslie Alexander, Kat Wahamaa, Marianne Grittani, and Nadine Davenport. Media Club. Feb 17, doors 6:30pm. For information, call 604.608.2871 Walter Trout & the Radicals Blues-rock guitar-wizard from Huntington Beach, California, formerly with Canned Heat and John Mayall’s Bluesbreakers. Yale Hotel. Feb. 17, 8pm. Tickets $16. For more information, call 604.681. YALE Papa Roach Rap-metal quartet from Sacramento (“Getting Away With Murder’), with guests Skindred and the F-Ups. Commodore Ballroom. Feb 19, 9:15pm. Tickets $25 (plus service charges and fees) at Ticketmaster, 604.280.4444 Xavier Rudd Australian folk-rocker performs on vocals, guitar, didgeridoo, and percussion, with guests Nine Mile. Commodore Ballroom. Feb 25, 9:30pm. Tickets $20 (plus service charges and fees) at Ticketmaster, 604.280.4444. Tix also at Zulu and Highlife Records Galleries _ Sam Roddan Paintings of the Downtown Eastside. Interurban: Gallery & Community Art Space. To Feb 26, For mote information, call 604.633.2665 The Power of Place: 30 Years of Printmaking in Newfoundland Works by Anne Meredith Barry, Don Wright, Otis Tamasauskas, David Umholts, and Harold Klunder. Burnaby Art Gallery. To Feb 27. For more informa- tion, call 604.205.7332 Every Cynic is Dying to be Loved Works by Donny Miller. Misanthropy Gallery. To Feb 27. For more information, call 604.662.3575 Consumptuous Interdisciplinary work by Shelley Miller. Access Artist Run Centre. To Mar 12. For more informa- tion, call 604.689.2907 Office Video by Matilda Aslizadeh. Or Gallery. To Mar 12. For more information, call 604.683.7395 Real Pictures: Photographs from the Collection of Claudia Beck and Andrew Gruft More than 300 photographic works, including pieces by Henri Cartier-Bresson, Robert Frank, André Kertész, Nadar, William Henry Fox Talbot, Edward Weston, Roy Arden, Stephen Waddell, Scott McFarland, and Karin Bubas. Vancouver Art Gallery. To May 29. For more information, call 604.662.4719 www.theotherpress.ca | 17