provincial. festivals,” says Mordan. "We hope our
community will support us."

First on the agenda isa. three-night. benefit run
of “Living Together" on May 27, 28 and 29. Admis- ©
sion isa $10 niinimum donation. "Many folks missed
our last run, even though we held it over an extra

_ weekend, and others would like to see the show
again. It’s a real’ crowd-pleaser, "adds Weston.

_ This production of "Living Together" will be even
better, according to Morton, since a professional
director from Vancouver is coming to Terrace to
workshop the play prior to performance.

So watch for posters and ticket information —

-and:show' your support of the Terrace Little Theatre.
After all, it’s your community being represented!
— Contributed by the Terrace Little Theatre

"Northwest Arts

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Calendar

R.E.M. Lee Theatre .

'« May 16 — Amateur Boxing

+ May.22, 8 p.m. — Dance Review 92 with the
Parviainen Dancers, presented by Theatre Alive.

«May 23, 8 p.m.— Arlande Salte’ Christian rock group.
f - May 27,7:30 p.m. — Caledonia Band & Choir concert.

The Terrace Inn, Gigi’s Pub ©
- Until May 16-—Desperado -
+ May 18-23 — The Weekend Warriors _

se May 25-30 - Gun Shy

Northern Motor inn, George's s Pub

i - Until May 16 ~ Rick Mean
i « May 18-30— Harvest -
| Terrace Public Art Gallery -

f « Month of May - local quilters exhibit their fine stitchery.

McColl Playhouse -

a + May 27, 28 & 29, 8 p.m. — Living Together, benefit
: performances presented by the Terrace Little Theatre to
raise money for Provincial finals in ‘Campbell River.

Bavarian Inn

+ May 30 — Maypole Dine and Dance

Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 13,
+ 1st Friday of every month is Steak Night. -

. May 15 & 16, - Slack Jack - .
Kitimat Centennial Museum

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+ May 27, 7:30 p.m. — Mount Elizabeth Secondary Band J
and visiting William Beagle Secondary School Bandina
public performance.

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Cullen, Robertson: Back for the fifth anniversary.

DOUBLE EXPOSURE PAIR ©

EMCEES ARTS PARTY

Double Exposure stars Bob Robertson and Linda

Cullen willbe the hosts for a special performance

celebrating the fifth anniversary of the Prince Rupert |
Performing Arts Centre May 23. The show begins at _

8 p.m. and. will feature song and dance by a wide
variety of local performers, along with musician and
composer Randy Raine-Reusch, who plays original

compositions influenced by styles from around the-

world on numerous instruments.

- During the following day coffee, birthday cake
and backstage tours of the theatre will be offered.
Cullen and Robertson have a special attachment to
the arts centre — - they emceed the grand opening in

1987.

.* May 30, 8 p.m.
fashion show.

« May 28, 7.p.m. ~ Alexander Elementary School Plays
~ Ivan Sayers - “The Way We Were” |

Prince Rupert's Performing

Arts Centre
« May 19 & 20, 7:30 p.m. — ~ Hansel. and Gretel, produced
by Annunciation School.

« May. 23, 8 p.m. — Prince Rupert. Performing Arts
Centre 5th Anniversary Variety Special, hosted by
‘Double Exposure’s' Bob Robertson and Linda Cullen.
Heritage Park Museum -

+ May 16 —“The Skeena River Story” a fast paced
show. The Gar Club, horse and buggy display and “old
time music” Everyone welcome, Cost is by donation.
Inn of the West, Hanky Panky’s |

May 18-22 ~ Hall of Fame ©

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Terrace Review — May 15, 1992