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SPRING 2015 He is two parts Sinatra to one part Billy Joel, meshed seamlessly... NEW YORK TIMES TONY DESARE, IN A SINATRA CENTENNIAL, VANCOUVER SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA FRIDAY, MARCH 6, 2015 THE VANCOUVER COURIER A19 Join Maestro Bramwell Tovey and the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra for the 2015 VSO SPRING FESTIVAL, which celebrates the life and music of the greatest composer who ever lived: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Save 25% off regular prices when you order the FESTIVAL PASS! 2o15 vancouversymphony.ca VSO CUSTOMER SERVICE 604.876.3434 APRIL 13 CONCERT SPONSOR @VSOrchestra #VSOSpringFest 1 FRIDAY, APRIL 10, 7:30PM AMADEUS, THE MOVIE Winner of 8 ACADEMY AWARDS (including Best Picture) 2 SATURDAY, APRIL 11, 8PM MOZART AND SALIERI 3 MONDAY, APRIL 13, 8PM THE LEGEND OF DON JUAN 4 THURSDAY, APRIL 16, 8PM / JUPITER! 5 SATURDAY, APRIL 18, 8PM THE GREAT REQUIEM MEDIA SPONSOR ALL PERFORMANCES AT THE ORPHEUM

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SPRING2015

He is two parts Sinatra toone part Billy Joel, meshedseamlessly... NEW YORK TIMES

TONY DESARE, IN A SINATRA CENTENNIAL,VANCOUVER SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA

FRIDAY, MARCH 6, 2015 THE VANCOUVER COURIER A19

JoinMaestro Bramwell Tovey and the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra for the 2015 VSO SPRING FESTIVAL,which celebrates the life and music of the greatest composer who ever lived:Wolfgang AmadeusMozart.

Save 25% off regular prices when you order the FESTIVAL PASS!

2o15

vancouversymphony.ca VSO CUSTOMER SERVICE604.876.3434

APRIL 13CONCERTSPONSOR

@VSOrchestra #VSOSpringFest

1 FRIDAY, APRIL 10, 7:30PMAMADEUS, THE MOVIEWinner of 8 ACADEMY AWARDS (including Best Picture)

2 SATURDAY, APRIL 11, 8PMMOZART AND SALIERI

3 MONDAY, APRIL 13, 8PMTHE LEGEND OF DON JUAN

4 THURSDAY, APRIL 16, 8PM / JUPITER!

5 SATURDAY, APRIL 18, 8PMTHE GREAT REQUIEM

MEDIASPONSOR

ALL PERFORMANCES AT THE ORPHEUM

In true Dusty Flowerpot Cabaret fashion, the East Vancouvertheatre collectiveÕs upcoming production takes place on amovie set for a 1955 musical. PHOTO JENNIFER GAUTHIER

BY JENNY PENG

Outside Dusty FlowerpotCabaret’s studio, groupsof strangers chitchat andexchange curious gazes beforetheir audition with artisticdirector Kat Single-Dain.

None of the 15 womenknows what to expect exceptfor an online clipping in TheDusty Flowerpot Gazetteannouncing an upcomingproduction in May at theRussian Hall. In classic DustyFlowerpot fashion, the showcounts on everyone to pitchin, inviting audience membersto attend the filming of the1955 musical extravaganzaThe Queen of Mercy.

Single-Dain, one of thecollective’s founding members,gets to work bouncing to1930s jazz. The dancers diveinto vintage footwork, tappingand swinging while Single-Dain scouts for candidateswith crisp coordination and adash of playfulness.

East Van theatre collective gets ready forits close-up

The sequences are a walkdown memory lane for Single-Dain who watched Fred Astairemusicals while her friends werebusy with the Backstreet Boys.True to the collective’s focus oncommunity engagement, sheinsists everyone at the auditionwill have a part.

The birth of Dusty Flowerpotdates back to 2006 when agroup of artists assembled inpainter Jordan Bent’s KeeferStreet studio to discuss puttingon a show for the AydenGallery. But when the gallerydecided to pull out of theshow, the artists decided tocontinue and mount TheValley of Ashes about a boy ona quest to grow the flowerpotstrapped to his back.

The momentum from thefirst show snowballed intosubsequent productionssuch as 2011’s Hard Times

Hit Parade. Set in the1930s, the “theatrical dancemarathon” was adapted froma screenplay written by Single-Dain about dance marathons

during the Depression.Withthe help of designer andbuilder Brodie Kitchen, theRussian Hall was transformedinto a 1930s dance hallwith custom-built woodenbleachers lining the perimeterof the venue.

With roughly 15 core members,the cabaret swells and contractswith new and old talents. Forthe first few shows, rehearsalspace was temporary.The

Valley of Ashes was producedentirely out of communitycentres, recalls Single-Dain.

The troupe settled thisDecember at its new rehearsaltheatre in Mount Pleasantunder a 10-year lease withthe city. Having a place tostore props and costumesmeans more play timeand “popcorning” sessionswhere they experiment andbrainstorm. The kernels ofideas are then submitted

at “dust storms” where thecurating committee examineswhich project to endorsebased on its communityengagement mandate.

Audience participationhas become a signature inthe cabaret’s shows. Formost of the core members,it’s an extension of theirclown training with DavidMacMurray Smith at FantasticSpace Enterprise. But it’snot clowning as one wouldexpect, explains actor AlastairKnowles. Clown schoolteaches students how toconnect with the audienceby being spontaneous andincorporating them in dialogue.

Its rootedness in communityis what distinguishes DustyFlowerpot from the Vancouvertheatre scene said Knowles.

“I don’t see the DustyFlowerpot engaging in thetheatre dialogue as much aswe engage in the communityoutreach and communitytheatre things. The festivals weproduce are very theatrical andthey involve the community ina very large extent.”

Despite the consensus onaudience participation, thegenres and aesthetics of theDusty Flowerpot Cabaret’s pastperformances are as eclecticas the ensemble that makesup the collective. Every showis a blend of the artists’ skillsand vision, from storytellingand pantomime, to live music,videos, dance and puppetry.

“It’s an anarchist process,”said actor and writer AmberMcIntyre-Byatt. “It’s as big asa Broadway show in a waybut it’s not perfect in that therecan never be a mistake. That’sway more thrilling.”

Whether it’s a dance marathonor a movie set, DustyFlowerpot Cabaret is open tousing any medium that makessense for the production andcreates an immersive world forthe audience says Single-Dain,who compares the bygonequality of their shows toGeorge Lucas’s Star Wars films.“It’s in a future time but youfeel like it’s in the past becausethere’s a sense of history.”

For details, go to

dustyflowerpotcabaret.com.

Dusty Flowerpot Cabaret nurtures roots in community

A20 THE VANCOUVER COURIER FRIDAY, MARCH 6, 2015

Choral MosaicThe Joy of Song8 pm | Friday, March 20, 2015Ryerson United Church (Kerrisdale)

Vancouver Chamber Choir | Pacifica Singers, Kevin Zakresky, conductorJon Washburn, conductor

Choral Mosaic is a star-studded programme of a cappella masterworks, with great varietyand many moods. Featured is Jon Washburn and the Vancouver Chamber Choir – withspecial guests Kevin Zakresky and the Pacifica Singers – in music of Britten, Brahms,Allegri, Whitacre, Berkey, Vaughan Williams,Washburn and Chatman!

www.vancouverchamberchoir.com

1-855-985-ARTS (2787)The Waterfront Theatre1412 Cartwright Street (on Granville Island)Feb 28 toMar 29

ages 3+

Buy tickets online atwww.carouseltheatre.ca or call 604.685.6217

A Magical Introduction to the Bard�s Greatest HitsA Midsummer Night�s Dream, The Tempest, and Romeo and Juliet

Graham Percyin Farewell,My LovelyPHOTO BENJAMIN LAIRD

SPRING 2015

LIVETHEATRE

THE CULTCH

1895 Venables St.,

604-251-1363, thecultch.com.

ObaaberimaMarch 24-April 4The Duchess a.k.a.Wallis Simpson April 7-18Foreign Radical: a gameof secrets April 16-25Stationary: a recession-era musical April 21-May 2The SensationalistMay 12-16rEvolver Theatre FestivalMay 20-31

YORK THEATRE

639 Commercial Dr.,

604-251-1363, thecultch.com

Famous Puppet DeathScenes March 31-April 19

ARTS CLUB THEATRE

604-687-1644, artsclub.com

Sister Judy until March 21at Revue Stage on GranvilleIslandThe Mountaintopuntil March 14 at the GranvilleIsland Stage

Farewell, My LovelyApril 2-May 2 at the GranvilleIsland StageIn the HeightsApril 30-June 7 at the StanleyAlliance Industrial Stage

CHUTZPAH! FESTIVAL

chutzpahfestival.com

What YouÕre MissingMarch 10-15, Norman andAnnette Rothstein Theatre

PI THEATRE

Granville Island Performance

Works, pitheatre.com

Blasted April 10-25

JAMES & JAMESEY

Jericho Arts Centre,

1675 Discovery St.,

jerichoartscentre.com

High Tea May 18-24

ITSAZOO PRODUCTIONS

Renegade Studio’s Shop Theatre

125 East 2nd Ave., itsazoo.org

The Competition is Fierceuntil March 22

PACIFIC THEATRE

1440 West 12th Ave.,

604-731-5518,

pacifictheatre.org

TheWhipping Manuntil March 21

Cultivation March 25-28.FreudÕs Last SessionApril 24-May 30

FIREHALL ARTS CENTRE

280 East Cordova St.,

604-689-0926,

firehallartscentre.ca

Ribcage: This WidePassage until March 8Proud April 7-25BC Buds Festival May 6-10God & The Indian May 20-30

GATEWAY THEATRE

6500 Gilbert Rd.,

Richmond, 604-270-1812,

gatewaytheatre.com

Miss Caledoniauntil March 14Rodgers andHammerstein: Out of aDream April 9-25

METRO THEATRE

1370 Southwest Marine Dr.,

604-266-7191,

metrotheatre.com

Pride and Prejudiceuntil March 7Go Back for MurderMarch 21-April 18

THEATRE FOR LIVINGFirehall Arts Centre

Maladjusted March 21

FRIDAY, MARCH 6, 2015 THE VANCOUVER COURIER A21

Global DanceConnections seriesSerge BennathanLes Productions FiglioMarch 26-28Presented with Chutzpah!PLUS

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Ballet BC DancerKirsten Wicklund

PHOTO MICHAEL SLOBODIAN

DANCE

BALLET BC

balletbc.com, ticketmaster.ca

Trace March 26-28Rite May 7-9 atQueen Elizabeth Theatre

CHUTZPAH!

chutzpahfestival.com

Serge Bennanthan/Les Productions FiglioMarch 26-28 at ScotiabankDance CentreBodytraffic until March 8Namgis TÕsasalaCultural Group March 8Diwan Saz March 15 atNorman & Annette RothsteinTheatre

VANCOUVER

INTERNATIONAL DANCE

FESTIVAL

604-662-4966, vidf.ca

Dairakudakan, Par B.L.euxand more March 8-28

KAHA:WI DANCE

THEATRE

The Cultch, 1895 Venables St.,

thecultch.com

TransMigration March 17-21

SCOTIABANK

DANCE CENTRE

677 Davie St., 604-684-2787,

thedancecentre.ca

International Dance DayEvents April 29Discover Dance!Series: Ache BrasilMay 14

DANCE HOUSE

Vancouver Playhouse,

601 Hamilton St.,

dancehouse.ca

Compagnie Kafig April 11

THE NEXT STEP

DANCERS

Queen Elizabeth Theatre,

livenation.com,March 14

KAREN FLAMENCO

karenflamenco.com

Alice in WonderlandJuly 4-5 at VancouverPlayhouse

CO.ERASGA

DANCE SOCIETY

companyerasgadance.ca

PARADIS-ParadiseMay 5-9, Havana Theatre

WESTERN GOLD

THEATRE

westerngoldtheatre.org

Laburnum GroveMarch 20-22, PAL Theatre

OPERA

SEVENTYRANTSTHEATRE

Jericho Arts Centre,

1675 Discovery St.,

ticketstonight.ca

Mozart & Salieriuntil March 14

UBC OPERA ENSEMBLE

music.ubc.ca, 604-822-6725

UBC Opera BallChan Centre March 19-20Opera Tea in the GardenUBC Botanical GardenApril 12

VANCOUVER OPERA

Queen Elizabeth Theatre,

604-683-0222,

vancouveropera.ca

Sweeney ToddApril 25, 26, 30, May 1-3.

CLASSICAL

ROEDDEHOUSEMUSEUM

1415 Barclay, 604-684-7074,

roeddehouse.org

Romancing the CelloMarch 8

EARLY MUSIC

VANCOUVER

earlymusic.bc.ca,

604-822-2697

Beethoven: The CompleteWorks for Cello andKeyboard at theVancouver PlayhouseMarch 13, 14, 15La Reveuse: Songsof an English CavalierOrpheum Annex, March 27

PACIFIC BAROQUE

ORCHESTRA

843 Seymour St.,

pacificbaroque.com

Wassermusik April 18

A22 THE VANCOUVER COURIER FRIDAY, MARCH 6, 2015

Ballet BC DancerDarren DevaneyPHOTO MICHAELSLOBODIAN

SPRING 2015Classical Traditions:Beethoven, Shostakovich,Haydn; Jeffrey Kahane,leader/piano April 24, 25Prokofiev, Mendelssohn,Strauss; Karen Gomyo,violin May 29, 30(all at the Chan Centre for the

Performing Arts)

VANCOUVER

RECITAL SOCIETY

Vancouver Playhouse,

vanrecital.com, 604-602-0363

Paul Lewis, piano May 3

SALISH SEA EARLY

MUSIC FESTIVAL

Ryerson United Church,

2195 West 45th Ave.,

March 10, March 25, May 20

VANCOUVER

RECITAL SOCIETY

Vancouver Playhouse,

vanrecital.com, 604-602-0363

Steven Isserlis, celloRobert Levin fortepianoMarch 13, 14, 15Yun-Chin Zhou, pianoMarch 22Joseph Moog, pianoApril 12Ian Bostridge, tenorandWenwen Du, pianoApril 15Paul Lewis, piano May 3

VETTA CHAMBER MUSIC

West Point Grey United Church,

4595West Eighth Ave.,

vettamusic.com

Concert Four: Hayden,Schumann, BeethovenMarch 26-27Concert Five: Rossini,Moszkowski, Sarasate,Schubert May 21-22

VANCOUVER

SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA

604-876-3434,

vancouversymphony.ca

Masterworks Gold:Marcus Goddard, Sibelius,Beethoven; Ray Chen,violin May 2, 4Bernstein; Tracy Dohl,soprano June 6, 8Masterworks Diamond:Mussorgsky, Tchaikovsky,Stravinsky, Ravel;Yevgeny Sudbin, pianoMarch 21, 23Marquez, Da Falla, Ravel;Angela Hewitt, pianoMay 9, 11Musically Speaking:Wagner, Prokofiev, Bruch,Schumann; TimothyChooi, violin March 7Alexina Louie, Ravel,Schubert; JaninaFialkowska, piano May 23Pops Series May 15-16(all at the Orpheum Theatre).

CHORAL

ELEKTRA

WOMENÕS CHOIR

Ryerson United Church,

2205 West 45th Ave.,

604-329-1034, elektra.ca

Impulse March 14Tapestry InternationalCelebration of WomenÕsChoirs May 1 atRyerson United Church,2195 West 45th Ave., May 2at St. Andrew’s-Wesley UnitedChurch, 1012 Nelson St.

VANCOUVER

BACH CHOIR

The Orpheum, 601 Smithe St,

vancouverbachchoir.com

MendelssohnÕs ElijahMarch 28

CHOR LEONI

MENÕS CHOIR

604-684-2787, chorleoni.org

The Dream We CarryApril 18 at St. Andrew’s-Wesley United Church

VOC SWEET SOUL

GOSPEL CHOIR

St. Andrew’s-Wesley United

Church, 1012 Nelson St.,

tickets at the door.

Motown for MotherÕs DayMay 9

FRIDAY, MARCH 6, 2015 THE VANCOUVER COURIER A23

Alice MacKay RoomVPL CENTRAL LIBRARY

FREE!REGISTER AT WRITERSFEST.BC.CA

— Every second Wednesday —

Vancouver Public Librarywww.vpl.ca

Fred Stenson (Who By Fire), Kim Echlin (Underthe Visible Life) and Chelsea Rooney (Pedal).

KIM ECHLIN

WEDNESDAYMAR 117:30PM

the rollicking winner of the 2013tony award for best play

STARTS MARCH 19!

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playing at

GROUPS SAVE MORE!

“DURANG SHOWS US JUST HOW FUNNY UNHAPPINESS CAN BE”—The San Francisco Examiner

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EVERYSHOW

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MAR 28 2015 at 8pmORPHEUM THEATRE

MUSIC DIRECTOR: Leslie Dala

Featuring Soprano: Eve-Lyn de la Haye,Mezzo-soprano: Krisztina Szabó, Tenor:Adam Fisher, and Baritone: Giles Tomkinswith the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra

vancouverbachchoir.com604 696 4290

AN EPIC MASTERWORK OF FIERYMAGNITUDE & RADIANT SOUND

FELIX MENDELSSOHN’S

CELTICFESTApril Verch Band

CHUTZPAHEster Rada

VANCOUVER WELSH

MENÕS CHOIR

Christ Church Cathedral,

690 Burrard St., tickets at

celticfestvancouver.com

CelticFest March 13

FRIENDS OF

CHAMBER MUSIC

Vancouver Playhouse,

600 Hamilton St.,

friendsofchambermusic.ca

Octagon March 24Chamber MusicSociety ofLincoln CenterApril 14

VANCOUVER

CHAMBER CHOIR

vancouverchamberchoir.com

CHORAL MOSAICThe Joy of Song March 20,Ryerson United Church

MUSIC ON MAIN

musiconmain.ca

Jennifer KohMarch 12, Heritage Hall,Black AngelsApril 8, Secret LocationAn American TuneApril 14, The Fox Cabaret,Raging Againstthe MachineApril 30, The Fox CabaretMarc DestrubŽ &Jaron Freeman-FoxMay 5, The Fox Cabaret

MUSICA INTIMA

musicaintima.org

masque April 24-25,The Chan Centre

VANCOUVER

CHOPIN SOCIETY

chopinsociety.org

Nelson GoernerMarch 13, Magee TheatreNikolay KhozyainovMay 8, Vancouver Playhouse

MUSIC IN THE MORNING

musicinthemorning.org

Isabel Bayrakdarian,soprano & SeroujKradjian, pianoMarch 18-20,Vancouver Academy of Music

Weiss Kaplan NewmanTrio April 22-24,Vancouver Academy of Music

CONCERTS

THE ROGUE FOLK CLUB

St. James Hall,

3214 West 10th Ave.,

604-736-3022, roguefolk.bc.ca

Matuto March 8

The Arrogant WormsMarch 13The Sweet LowdownMarch 20April in Paris: Gypsy JazzFestival April 24-26

CHAN CENTRE FOR

PERFORMING ARTS

604-822-6297, chancentre.com

Zakir HussainÕs CelticConnections March 21Gilberto Gil April 12Lila Downs April 26VivaldiÕs The Four SeasonsMay 1WuMan and the ShanghaiQuartet May 9

PACIFIC BLUEGRASS &

HERITAGE SOCIETY

Anza Club, 604-617-9645

or tickets at the door.

The Foggy Hogtown Boysin Concert March 16

FRASER MACPHERSON

JAZZ FUND

H.R.Macmillan Planetarium

1100 Chestnut St., eventbrite.ca

Fraser MacPhersonÒLive at the PlanetariumÓMarch 20

THE ELECTRIC OWL

928 Main. St., 604-558-0928

White Noise featuringFiggy March 13Shred Kelly March 14Hurray for Riff RaffMarch 21Quantic March 27

THE RICKSHAW

THEATRE

254 East Hastings St.,

rickshawtheatre.ca

FlaminÕ Groovies, Bum,Rich Hope and His EvilDoers March 14The Cave Singers,Kathryn Calder March 20The Real McKenziesApril 11Reverend Horton HeatMay 22

THE BILTMORE CABARET

2755 Prince Edward St.,

biltmorecabaret.com

The Twilight Sad March 8TheWhite BuffaloMarch 24Mac Demarco April 25Waxahatchee May 2Howard Jones May 8

A24 THE VANCOUVER COURIER FRIDAY, MARCH 6, 2015

VETTACHAMBERMUSIC2014 - 2015 29th SeasonJoan Blackman Artistic Director

FriMar 27th at 8pmThuMar 26th at 2pm

Benjamin Butterfield tenorSarahHagenpianoJoan Blackman violinRebeccaWenham cello

Performing music of

Haydn, Schumann &Beethoven

WestPointGreyUnitedChurch4595West 8thAvenue (atTolmie)

Tickets 1.866.863.6250 or at the doorFriTickets $28/$23/$12 ThuTickets $15 Cash & cheques onlyGeneral Seating Doors open 30 minutes prior to each performance

vettamusic.comMartha Lou HenleyCharitable Foundation

Impulsewith Percussionist Beverley Johnston

Morna Edmundson, Artistic Director

Tickets: $28 Regular | $22 Senior | $15 Student (with valid ID)

1-877-840-0457 ticketstonight.caelektra.ca|604-739-1255

Saturday, March 14, 20157:30pm Ryerson United Church

2205 West 45th Avenue and Yew Street, Vancouver

Martha Lou HenleyCharitable Foundation

This concertgenerously

supported by

CELTICFESTAlan Doyle

CELTICFESTDaniel Kahn and the Painted Bird

SPRING 2015

VOGUE THEATRE

918 Granville St., voguetheatre.

com, 604-569-1144

Big Sugar March 7Dan Mangan andBlacksmith March 13-14Amanda Palmer andFriends from TED March 18.Shane Koyczan March 28Belle and Sebastian April 8Neko Case April 15Mac DeMarco April 24The Jesus and Mary ChainMay 13The War on Drugs May 24Mariachi Festival May 30

MALKIN BOWL

Stanley Park, malkinbowl.com

Spoon with Future IslandsMay 24

THE COMMODORE

BALLROOM

868 Granville St.,

commodoreballroom.com

Spirit of the West March 14The Gaslight AnthemMarch 19OK Go March 25Motown MeltdownMarch 28The Cat Empire April 3-4Kaiser Chiefs April 21Sleater-Kinney May 6Jungle May 21Father John Misty May 24

THE IMPERIAL

319 Main St.

Twin Shadow April 24Jose Gonzalez April 25Real Estate and WoodsMay 22

THE FOX CABARET

2321 Main St., foxcabaret.com

Naomi Punk and PCWorship March 7Twerps with the ShilohsApril 3Pete Rock and SlumVillage April 3Lemon Bucket OrkestraApril 11

FORTUNE SOUND CLUB

147 East Pender,

fortunesoundclub.com

The Dodos March 12.The Tourist CompanyMarch 27Yelle April 25

VENUE

881 Granville St., venuelive.ca

Anti-Flag March 13Anvil March 22Ting Tings March 28Guster March 29Mark Kozelek April 11

ROGERS ARENA

rogersarena.com

Bob Seger March 7Nickelback March 15Maroon 5 March 29Fleetwood Mac April 4Ariana Grande April 16

Def Leppard April 18New Kids on the BlockMay 5Neil Diamond May 7U2 May 14-15

CARAVAN

WORLD RHYTHMS

caravanbc.com

GHAZAL�Kayhan Kalhor& Shujaat KhanMarch 13, Kay Meek CentreVIEUX FARKA TOURƒApril 18, Fortune Sound Club

SPECIAL/OTHER

VANCOUVER

UKULELE FESTIVAL

The Croatian Cultural Centre,

eventbrite.ca

Ukulele Bootcamp,Songwriting Ukulele style,Left Hand Embellishmentsand more March 6-8

RICKSHAW THEATRE

245 E.Hastings, 604-681-8915

rickshawtheatre.com

Music Heals BenefitMarch 7

VANCOUVER CHERRY

BLOSSOM FESTIVAL

vcbf.ca, 604-257-8120

Sakura Night, CherryJam Downtown Concert,Sakura Illumination, KiteDance and more April 2-29.

CELTICFESTVANCOUVER

celticfestvancouver.com,

604-736-4939

TheWeir, CelticFestChilideh and moreMarch 6-17

VANCOUVERWORLD

MUSIC FESTIVAL

Imperial 319 Main St.,

ticketweb.ca

Kutapira, Haram, Locarnoand Tambura Rosa April 3

FRIDAY, MARCH 6, 2015 THE VANCOUVER COURIER A25

Tweet us your ideas on how we can humanize the mental health system for a chance to wina pair of free tickets!

Fauré RequiemThe Good Friday Concert8 pm | Friday, April 3, 2015Orpheum Theatre

Vancouver Chamber Choir | Pacifica Singers | Vancouver Youth ChoirVancouver Chamber Orchestra | Jon Washburn, conductor

Our annual Good Friday concert highlights the Romantic masterpiece Fauré Requiem andtwo very special Baroque works – the touching Seven Last Words of Heinrich Schütz andthe tragic Jephtha’s Daughter by Italian master Giacomo Carissimi.

www.vancouverchamberchoir.com

1-855-985-ARTS (2787)

Gotta Sing!Gotta Dance!

VANCOUVER

POLICE MUSEUM

240 East Cordova St.,

Vancouver, 604-665-3346,

vancouverpolicemuseum.ca

Movie in the Morguerecurring monthly onthe Second TuesdayForensic Scienceunder the Microscoperecurring weekly onThursdays

VANCOUVER

MARITIME MUSEUM

1905 Ogden Ave.,

604-257-8300,

vancouvermaritimemuseum.com

Ships and the Seauntil April 5Creature Comforts: theRoyal Canadian Navy onOur Coast

THE CINEMATIQUE

200-1131 Howe St.,

604-688-8202,

thecinematique.ca

The Image Before Us:A History of Film in BritishColumbia until April 30

DOXA DOCUMENTARY

FILM FESTIVAL

doxafestival.ca

April 30-May 10

CHILDREN/FAMILY

SCIENCE WORLD

1455 Quebec St.,

604-443-7440,

scienceworld.ca

Animation until April 26

CAROUSEL THEATRE

FOR YOUNG PEOPLE

604-685-6217,

carousaltheatre.ca

Shakespearean Rhapsodyuntil March 29 at theWaterfront Theatre

CIRQUE DU SOLEIL

cirquedusoleil.com/varekai

Varekai May 20-24at Pacific Coliseum

PLAYDOME

BC Place, 777 Pacific Blvd.

March 14-22

VANCOUVER AQUARIUM

MARINE SCIENCECENTRE

845 Avison Way,

604-659-3474

Sea Monsters Revealeduntil Sept. 7

VANCOUVER

SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA

OrpheumTheatre, 604-876-3434,

vancouversymphony.ca

Kids Concert: InspectorTovey Meets MozartApril 19Classical Kids: BeethovenLives Upstairs May 17

BEAUMONT STUDIOS

315 West Fifth Ave.,

604-733-3783,

beaumontstudios.com

Kids Spring BreakMarch 9-20

GOTTA SING!

GOTTA DANCE!

jccgv.com

July 7-30 August 4-27,Jewish Community Centre

COMEDY/IMPROV

JUST FOR LAUGHS

PRESENTS

MARC MARON

Vogue Theatre, 918 Granville St.,

voguetheatre.com, 604-569-1144

May 9

THE COMEDY MIX

Century Plaza Hotel on

Burrard, 604-684-5050,

thecomedymix.com

Phil Hanley March 12-14Jamie Lee March 26-28Darcy Michael April 2-4Tom Rhodes April 9-11

NICK OFFERMAN &

MEGAN MULLALLY

Queen Elizabeth Theatre,

livenation.com

May 29

YUK YUKÕS2837 Cambie St.,

604-696-9857, yukyuks.com

Emo Phillips March 7Allyson Smith March 13-14

VANCOUVER

THEATRESPORTS

LEAGUE

The Improv Centre,

1502 Duranleau St.,

604-738-7013, vtsl.com

Improv Test KitchenWednesdays until April 1Late Night Laughs Fridaysand Saturdays until April 4

RAILWAY CLUB

578 Dunsmuir St.,

604-681-1625, sinpeaks.ca

Game of Sin March 18

LUX LOUNGE

1180 Howe St., 604-559-5533,

luxlounge.ca

The Most AmazingComedy CompetitionEver two Wednesdays ofevery month until May 28

LOCAL/FINE ARTS

VAN DUSEBLODEL

CONSERVATORY

4600 Cambie St., eventbrite.ca

Photography at BlodelMarch 7

VANCOUVER

ART GALLERY

750 Hornby St., 604-662-4700,

vanartgallery.bc.ca

Material Future: TheArchitecture of Herzog &de Meuron March 27–Oct. 4Unscrolled: ReframingTradition in ChineseContemporary Artuntil April 6

UBC MUSEUM OF

ANTHROPOLOGY

6393 Northwest Marine Dr.,

604-822-5087, moa.ubc.ca

, the city beforethe city until January 2016

CONTEMPORARY

ART GALLERY

555 Nelson St., 604-681-2700,

contemporaryartgallery.ca

Jeremy Shaw: Medium-Based Time until April 19

CENTRE A

229 East Georgia St.,

604-683-8326 centrea.org

transgression/cantosphereuntil March 28

VANCOUVER

PUBLIC LIBRARY

Central Branch, 604-331-3603

Dead Poets Reading SeriesMarch 8Incite March 11Great Canadian AuthorsBook Club April 13, May 11

SFUWOODWARDÕSCULTURAL PROGRAMS

149 West Hastings, 778-782-

9102, sfu.ca/sfuwoodwards

Noh Dance and ChantWorkshop March 8-12Carnival March 13-14

MUSEUM OF VANCOUVER

1100 Chestnut St.,

museumofvancouver.ca

From Rationing toRavishing until March 8Stefan Sagmeister:The Happy ShowApril 23-Sept. 7

PLEIN-AIR

BLOSSOM PAINTING

VanDusen Botanical Garden,

5151 Oak St., vcbf.ca

April 12, 18, 19

A26 THE VANCOUVER COURIER FRIDAY, MARCH 6, 2015

DISCOVER THE BEST OF CALIFORNIA WINES

CALIFORNIAWINE FAIR

2015 CANADIAN TOUR

APRIL 27 2015 | 7 PMVANCOUVER CONVENTION CENTRE EAST

FOR TICKETS AND DETAILS:ARTSCLUB.COM | 604.687.1644

PRESENTED BY SPONSORED BY A FUNDRAISING EVENT FORTICKETS ONLINEvancouversymphony.ca

OR CALL 604.876.3434

MEDIASPONSOR

@VSOrchestra #VSOSinatra

MONDAY, MARCH 30, 8PMOrpheum Theatre

Steven Reineke conductorTony DeSare vocalist/pianoEd Decker guitarSteve Doyle bassMichael Klopp drums

The VSO, conductor Steven Reineke,and vocalist Tony DeSare celebrate the100th anniversary of Frank Sinatra’sbirth, performing some of the legend’sgreatest hits including New York, New York,My Way, I’ve Got You Under My Skin,One for My Baby, and much more!

The Best is Yet to Come:

A SINATRACENTENNIAL

TONY DESARE

CONCERT SPONSOR