"Come to our play!”

Play opens Thursday

Ironshirts Raffaele Sciarretta and Glen
Thayer pursue the peasant girl Grushna,
played by Jane Nicol, who is hiding the
son and heir to the Abashwilli estates.
This is a rehearsal shot for The Caucasian

Chalk Circle which is being produced by
Cap Theatre at Presentation House this
week and next. The show opens March 19

and continues for eight performances on

the 20, 21, 24, 25, 26, 27, and 28 at 8

pm. Tickets are $7 adults, $6 students and
seniors, and you can get an advance
voucher worth $1 off at the Humanities
Division box office.

Prize offered for top sales

Speaking of tickets, are you good at
selling them? Theatre instructor Bill
Murdoch is offering a prize of dinner at
Arriva's and two tickets to CATS (on July
4) to the person who sells the most
tickets to Caucasian Chalk Circle. If you
are interested, apply to Bill Murdoch and
get cracking.

Rock, jazz featured at concert

The Commercial Music Program is holding
its spring concert on Thursday, March 26
at 8 pm at the North Vancouver Centennial
Theatre (123 E. 23rd St.). The program
will feature a variety of contemporary
musical styles from rock through jazz
performed by the instrumentalists and
vocalists in the program both in small
groups, and as part of the Capilano Stage
Band under the direction of Fred Stride.
The featured guest soloist will be Tom
Keenlyside, instructor and saxophonist,
and long-time member of the local fusion
group "Skywalk". Tickets are $4, $3 for
students and seniors.

Special menu this week

As part of Indian Awareness Week sponsored
on campus by the CASP program, the North
Cafeteria will be offering Native Indian

foods on their menu from Monday to Friday,

March 16 to 20. Check the Beaver Foods
menu in your mailbox for details.