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__ CAMPUS West 49th Avenue Van. 324- Heritage Musical Theatre dramatic masterpiece ‘‘Camino all VTC outlets. The Orpheum
Douglas College 5227. presents ‘‘Godspell’’, March Real’’ as the final Mainstage Theatre.

Douglas College and Thres-
hold Theatre will present Dark
of the Moon, a folkplay with
music, April 7,8,9 at 8 p.m.
Ticket reservations by calling:
536-7798 after 6 p.m. James

|Cowan Theatre, 6450 Gilpin

Bby.

Noon hours concert series
presents Jazz with the Don
Clark Quartet, April 1 and a
piano recital featuring Denise
Lew, April 15. Both at 12:15
p.m. N40S New West. campus.

Come one Come All! Pacific
Life Community & Musicians.
Thursday 12:00 New West
Cafeteria. Don’t miss it.

Greenpeace film: Save the
Whales - Tuesday at 12:00 7 & 8

jp.m. Surrey campus 4-room

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SFU

Opening Monday, May 4, at
SFU, is ‘‘Rites’’ and ‘‘Night
With Guests’’, both plays are
directed by Mark Manson. Runs
until May 8. Starts at 8 p.m.

Simon Fraser Group
Theatre presents ‘‘Seven Hours
to Sundown’”’ by George Ryga,
directed by Mark Manson, April
4-7,8 p.m. nightly. Studio II $2.

Simon Fraser Gallery pre-
sents Kaethe Kollowitz: Prints,

_ | April 6-29.

Langara
Studio 58 presents ‘‘Lady
Audley’s Secret’’, the classic
Victorian melodrama directed
by Antony Holland, April 1, 4-6,
8 p.m. Call Studio 58 for new
ticket prices. Studio 58, 100

THEATRE

Touchstone Theatre presents
“King Stag’’, to April 1, 8:30
p-m. at the Vancouver East
Cultural Centre, 1895 Venables
St., Van. 254-9578 and at the
York Theatre, April 5-9 8:30
p-m. 255-0141.

Tamahnous Theatre presents
the canadian premiere of ‘‘Eu-
nuchs of the Forbidden City’’,
conceived and written by Char-
les Ludlam and his New York
based Ridiculous Theatre Com-
pany.

Eunuchs is the incredibly
ridiculous and hilarious story of
Tz’u-hsi, the orthodox, tyranni-
cal, prosporous, gaudy and in-
describably illustrious Dragon
‘Empress, who ruled for sixty

years during the Se nasty.

April 15,16, 18-19,21-23,26-30.
8:30 p.m. $3.50,$4 weekends.
Van. East Cale Cen,, “£895
Venables St., Van. 254-9578.

New Series presents the
world premiere of “‘The Sound
of Distant Thunder’’, a light-
hearted musical documentary
about Vancouver during the
second world war. Closes April
2, 8 p.m. Sats. 7 and 10 p.m.
Tickets from all VTC outlets.
David Y.H. Lui Theatre, 1036
Richards St., Van.

*“‘Line’’, Israel Horovitz’s
award winning comedy closes
April 2, 12:15 p.m. Tuesday
through Friday, 8:30 p.m.
Thursday to Saturday. $2. City
Stage, 751 Thurlow St., Van.
688-7013.

31, April 1-2, 8 p.m. $3.50,$2.
James Cowan Theatre, 6450
Gilpin St., Bby. 298-3900.

Drama Festival continues to
April 2, 7 p.m. $3.50,$2. York
Theatre, 639 Commercial Van.
255-0141.

The Arts Club Theatre pre-
sents the Western Canadian
premiere of ‘‘Bonjour, la, Bon-
jour’, heldover to April 16, 8:30
p-m. Saturdays 7 and 10 p.m.

Tickets from all VTC outlets. ~

Arts Club Theatre, 1181 Sey-
mour St., Van. 687-5315.

DYH Lui presents Sir Michael
Redgrave in ‘‘Shakespeare’s
People’’, April 4-23, 8:30 p.m.
Tickets from all VTC outlets.
DTH Lui Theatre 1036 Richards
St., Ban. 688-0256.

Carousel Childrens Theatre
presents the ‘‘The Day Jake
Made Her Rain’’ based-on W.O.
Mitchell’s Jake and the Kid
radio series, continuing to April
16 Saturdays only with the
exception of daily performances
during the Spring break, 1 and 2
2:30 p.m. City Stage, 751 Thur-
low St., Van. 688-7013.

Green Thumb Players present
“The Last Days of Paul Bun-
yan’’, to April 1, 1 and 3 p.m.
Arts Club.

Westcoast Actors present
‘‘Who’s Afraid of Virginia
Woolf?’’, April 15-May 7, 8:30
p.m. $3.50,$4 weekends. York
Theatre, 639 Commercial Drive
Van. 255-7818.

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production of the season. April
11-April 30, 8 p.m. Sats. 4:30
and 9: p.m. Tickets from all VTC
outlets. Playhouse, 575 Beatty
St., Van. 684-5361.

City Stage presents the pre-
miere performance of David
Watmoughs’ ‘‘Finding Out in
Paris’’. Watmough has won
international acclaim as the
master of the monodrama and
presents his production for one
week only, April 5-9, 12:15 p.m.
Tuesday to Thursday and 8:30
p.m. Thursday to Saturday. $2.
City Stage, 751 Thurlow St.,
Van. 688-7013.

DANCE

Judith Marcuse and David
Keeble present ‘‘An Evening of
New Dance and Music’, April
24, 8:30 p.m. $3. VECC, 1895
Venables St., Van. 254-9578.

Nancy Collister will teach a

weekly workshop at Place des
Arts beginning April 1st, 7:30 to
9:30 p.m. Fee for the twelve
week course is $42. Place des
Arts, 166 King Ed., Coquitlam.
526-2891.
. Prism Dance Theatre, under
the direction of Gisa Cole and
Jamie Zagoudakis, April 6-9,
8:30 p.m. $3.50,$3. VECC, 254-
LE ae

Ballet Galla replaces the
Pennsylvania Ballet to April 2,
8:30 p.m. Tickets from all VTC
outlets. QET.

MUSIC

Columbia Artists present Ga-
lina Vishnevskaya, soprano,
April 9, 8:30 p.m. Tickets from

Anyone interested in running

for: president, vice-president —

internal, vice-president exter-
nal, treasurer, campus chair-
person, or campus rep car. pick
up nomination forms at any

Cultural Funk presents
Stringband, a group of Toronto

based musicians, April 2 and 3, |

8:30 p.m. $3. VECC 1895 Ven-
ables St., Van. 254-9578.

Cultural Funk also presents
Dan Rubin and the Flying
Mountain, best described as
mountain music from all fouyr
corners of the earth. VECC.
254-9578.

By invitation of Place des
Arts, the Vancouver Bach Choir
will give a peformance in Co-
quitlam, Fri., April 22, 8 p.m.
$2.50. Place des Arts, 166 King
Ed. Coquitlam. 526-2891.

Vancouver New Music Society
presents Jane Manning, so-
prano, hailed as one of the most
outstanding singers in the con-
temporary music world. April
20, 8:30 p,m. $3.50,$2 students.
VECC, 254-9578.

POETRY

A Second Spring: Poetry and
Prose Readings: April 3: Ric-
hard Harper, Helen Potrebenko,
Paul Belserene, Eleanor Crowe;
April 10: Scott Watson, Judi
Morton, Morgan Nyberg, Mona
Fertig; April 17: Open reading:
Bring your own poems: April 24:
John Mills, Rosemary Hollings-
head, Ken Yukich, Roselyn
Smythe. Sundays at 2:30 p.m.
Free. Bby. Art Gal., 6344 Gil-
pin, Bby. 291-9441.

ART ©

Visual Alchemy-an exhibition
of Holographic Art by Al Razutis
continues to April 17 with a

complimentary program of Raz- | —

Student Society Office. a

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twelve noon, April 12, 1977.
Nominations should be sent to
“Chief Returning Officer, D.C.-
S.S., Surrey Campus.”’

 

 

The Institute for

Enviromental Studies

presents on film

 

THE GREENPEACE
WHALING EXPEDITIONS
Tuesday April 5

Times: 12 noon 1 pm 7 pm 8 pm

4 Room Complex Surrey campus

also showing
(by popular demand)

Wednesday 12 noon
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