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What’s On Around Town

November 5, 2003

 

 

 

Amanda Aikman
Culture Editor

Douglas College
Events

Natural Light

Photos by Mark Mason
and glass works by Sol
Maya

Opening reception Nov. 6,
4-8pm

Nov. 6—Dec. 19, Amelia
Douglas Art Gallery

For more information call
604.527.5522

The Jury
Douglas College Stagecraft

and Theatre Departments
present a drama about the
power of one, based on
the classic film Twe/ve
Angry Men.

Nov. 7—15, Studio Theatre
(Room 4140)

For more information call
604.527.5281

WomenSpeak: Neither
Indian nor White—
Mixed Race Families on
the British Columbia
Frontier

UBC historian Jean
Barman will talk about the
experiences of children of
“white settler” men and
“Aboriginal” women, and,
more generally, how cate-
gories of belonging need
to be re-examined to inter-
rogate the spaces that exist
in between them

Nov. 5, 7-9pm, ©
Boardroom (Room 4920)

 

Nov. 7—Dec.6, Pacific
Theatre

For more information call
604.731.5518

Not Now Darling
Vagabond Player’s opening
show of the 2003-04 sea-
son, this hilarious farce is
filled with suspicious
wives, mistaken identities,
scantily clad girls, and a
continuous barrage of
rapid fire jokes

To Nov. 15, Bernie Legge
Theatre, Queens Park
For more information call
604.521.0412

The Matka King
The Arts Club Theatre
Company presents Anosh
Irani’s drama about a
eunuch operating an illicit
lottery in Bombay’s red-
light district
To Noy. 15, Arts Club
Granville Island Stage
For more information call
604.687.1644

aah:
Three Goats and a
Blanket
Langley Players Drama
Club presents Woody King
and Robert Hilliard’s com-
edy about a game-show
producer forced to bunk
with his hypochondriac ex-
wife when his show is can-
celled
To Nov. 15, Langley
Playhouse
For more information call

604.534.7469

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Courcy

To Nov. 22, New
Westminster Public Library
For more information call
604.527.4660

Emergency Measures
Works by Dick Averns,
Andreas Kahre, and Carlos
Vela-Martinez

To Nov. 22, Artspeak

For more information call
604.688.0051

Herald Nix

New oil paintings of the
Salmon Arm region

To Nov. 15, Atelier Gallery
For more information call
604.732.3021

Rumpelstiltskin’s
Cupboard

Interactive fairy tale art by
Cynthia Nugent and
Kathryn Shoemaker

To Nov. 16, Burnaby Art
Gallery

For more information call
604.205.7332

Ivy House

Photos by Karn Bubas
Nov. 6—Dec. 5, Monte
Clark Gallery

For more information call
604.730.5000

Autologues
Performance and web-
based project by Igor
Santizo

To Nov. 29, OR Gallery
For more information call

604.683.7395

ov. 5, Railway Club
xr more information call
4.878.GOGO

awner Records
owcase
aturing Canadian punk-

and Far from Heroes
Nov. 5, Brickyard

For more information call
604.526.0152

Spiritualized

British band featuring for-
mer Spacemen 3 singer-
guitarist Jason Pierce, with
guests Soledad Brothers
Nov. 9, Commodore
Ballroom

Tickets at Ticketmaster,
604.280.4444 and Zulu
Records

Lucinda Williams

Roots singer-songwriter
from Nashville, with guests
eastmountainsouth

Nov. 7-8, Commodore
Ballroom

Tickets at Ticketmaster,
604.280.4444 and at
Highlife and Zulu Records

BC SPCA Fundraiser
Fundraiser for the BC
Society for the Prevention
of Cruelty to Animals fea-
tures electronic pop-rock
group Hector and comedi-
an Aubrey Tennant

Nov. 8, 9pm, ANZA Club
For information call
604.876.7128

A Mighty Wind—Live in
Concert

Folk concert based on the
parody film A Mighty Wind,
featuring performances by
Mitch & Mickey (Eugene
Levy and Catherine
O’Hara); the Folksmen
(Christopher Guest, Harry
Shearer, and Michael

The Circle Craft
Christmas Market

This 30th annual
Christmas market is

Western Canada’s largest
one-of-a-kind gift fair.
Featuring goods and good-
ies from over 200
Canadian artisans and
craftspeople

Nov. 7—11, Vancouver
Convention and Exhibition
Centre

For more information call
604.801.5220

Vancouver Asian Film
Festival 2003

Four-day festival features
ten program screenings of
more than 30 works by
North American Asian
filmmakers, including a
variety of full-length fea-
tures and short films for
the big screen

Nov. 7-10, Cinemark
Tinseltown Theatres

For more information call
604.696.2800