Local Arts

Tri-City residents Andrea Ashton and Jonathan Hamilton play Olivia and Curio in the Shakespearean comedy Twelfth Night at the New Westminster campus of Douglas College.

EXHIBITS Place des Arts: Joy Kirkwood's Stories to Tell (mixed media), Rose Eysmond's Windows (oil and acrylic) and Catherine Tableau's Earth's Dream, Stone's Dream (mixed media), March 10 to April 9.

Joy Kirkwood and Rose Eysmond come from different worlds.

Incendies may have lost the Oscar last week but the critically acclaimed movie will be in the spotlight to launch the 11th annual Port Moody Canadian Film Festival tomorrow (Thursday).

The penultimate show for the 12th annual Sunday coffee concerts in Port Coquitlam is a Spanish dance interpretation of a Shakespearean tragedy.

When May Ling Kwok designs a recital program for Place des Arts, where the Victoria pianist has played half a dozen times, she has two aims: to please the audience and to educate young musicians at the Coquitlam facility.

Tri-City students in Grades 6 to 8 can learn the prose of William Shakespeare over the School District 43 two-week spring break this month.

Kerry Davidson's two previous theatrical roles with the Arts Club Theatre Company were fixed in 19th century England and 20th century France. Currently, she's the main actor in anytime B.C.

Brittany Bento is an angry wife. Well, her character is at least. The vain and insecure Cassie Cooper suspects her husband, Glenn, is cheating on her and she's hopping mad.

An exhibition featuring the entries for this year's Wearable Art Awards will open tomorrow (Thursday) at the Port Moody Arts Centre. The show runs at the facility, located at 2425 St. John's St.