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Shakespeare revisited on Bernie Legge stage

Shakespeare revisited on Bernie Legge stage

Vagabond Players present Ann-Marie MacDonald's Goodnight Desdemona (Good Morning Juliet)
What's up in New West? New arts listings March 12

What's up in New West? New arts listings March 12

ON NOW To Friday, March 14 Guys and Dolls, presented by Burnaby South Secondary at the Michael J. Fox Theatre, 5455 Rumble St., 7 p.m. Pre-sale: $13 students, $18 regular; at door, $15/$20. Info: www.south.sd41.bc.ca.
Douglas College stages A Dream Play

Douglas College stages A Dream Play

When a goddess descends to Earth to learn about the plight of humanity, her dream-like journey raises the question of whether our existence has any meaning.
She speaks the language of flowers

She speaks the language of flowers

Floriography features art by Grazyna Wolski, on now at the arts council gallery
Lively City: Poet laureate featured at Spoken Ink

Lively City: Poet laureate featured at Spoken Ink

New Westminster's poet laureate is being featured at the next Spoken Ink night in Burnaby. Candice James is the guest author for the Burnaby Writers' Society's reading series night, set for Tuesday, March 18 at La Fontana Caffe in North Burnaby.
Lively City: Art opening, poetry wars and a Sherlock Holmes farce

Lively City: Art opening, poetry wars and a Sherlock Holmes farce

What better way to spend a Sunday afternoon than basking in the colours of spring? Everyone is invited to attend the opening reception for Floriography: The silent language of flowers, an exhibition of work by Grazyna Wolski.
Poetic Justice brings words to life

Poetic Justice brings words to life

Reading series offers featured poets, open mike sessions
What's up in New West? Arts listings March 4

What's up in New West? Arts listings March 4

ON NOW To Saturday, March 22 Life in Colour, an exhibition of work by Claire Sower and Jim Keayes, at the Burnaby Arts Council's Deer Lake Gallery, 6584 Deer Lake Ave, 2 to 4 p.m. Info: [email protected], www.burnabyartscouncil.org.
Doggie auditions attract talent

Doggie auditions attract talent

Royal City Musical Theatre works to cast a canine co-star for April production of Annie
Lively City: Poetry, writing contest, movies and more

Lively City: Poetry, writing contest, movies and more

Poetry abounds in New Westminster this month. The Poetic Justice reading series is continuing on Sunday afternoons in March, running from 3 to 5 p.m. each Sunday. The sessions include readings by featured poets, as well as open mike sessions.