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Since 1946 WEST V A N C O U V E R LITTLE THEATRE has been a thriving community group. Our 1988 Christmas Show "Tales from Pooh Comer" pTOOved to be our most successfiil ever and "More Tales from Pooh Comer" can be expected in 1989. We also had a successful run of "You Can't Take it with You" this spring. As well, one of our plays was chosen to be workshopped at the Annual Provincial Theare Festival in Kelowna. Watch for FREE Performances of the comedy "Still Life and the Filter Queen" at the Theatre-by-the-Sea m Ambleside this summer. We are looking forward to another exciting year, culminating with our move to our new production house on Argyle. To become involved, call Janice at 926-9693. No experience is necessary. NORTH VANCOUVER COMMUNITY PLAYERS will be taking their production of "THE DRESSER" to the Theatte B.C. Festival finals to be held in Kelowna May 29 through June 3. T H E DRESSER won 7 awards at the North Shore Zone Theatre Festival held at Presentation House in April. It won the Best Overall Production Award along with Best Production Design, Best Director PAUL KLOEGMAN, Best Actor DAVID McINTOSH, Best Costumes, Best Ensemble Acting and Best Backstage Organization. The North Vancouver Community Arts Council presented the Players with a cheque for $150 to assist in going to MAINSTAGE 89 in Kelowna. The Players other Production "The Zoo Story" will also go to Kelowna in workshop as one of 3 in die province to be chosen forttiishonour. Actor BARRY DUFFUS won a Best Actor award in "The Zoo Story" in an unusual move by the judges who found it impossible to choose between the two winning actors. The Players home base is Hendry Hall, 815 East 11th in Nortii Vancouver. Further information and reservations 983-2633. MIRAMAR ARTS CENTRE SOCIETY will be offering two art sessions at Queen Mary School in North Vancouver for children aged 4 to 13 (in age groups). Session 1 - July 10-21 Session 2 - July 24 - Aug. 4 Look for further information in N.V. Ree. Centre Brochures or call Anna Milton at 987-7005. WEST V A N . SKETCH CLUB The Club's last meeting until September will be held on Tuesday, June 20, at St. Stephen's Anglican Church, 885 22nd St., W.V. All welcome! We're proud to be among thefirstto exhibit this summer at the Ferry Building, Ambleside Landing, with West Vancouver's Personality People (July) and Personality Places (August). Information: Jennifer Stone, 980-0358. STUDIO SPACE From the many queries received in A . C . officesfromartists needing smdio space, it is obvious that there is a shortage of such space on the North Shore. We hope that this will be rectified in the near future but in the meantime, the N.V. Arts Council is keeping a record of names and needs and will put artists with similar interests and needs in touch with each otiier. CALL 988-6844 if you want to be on die STUDIO SPACE REGISTRY Ust. 13