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IWlCourt icr/TTLy iLlve the»tje it in keis Arts Centre 20 Worcester St, Box Office: Ipm.-8.15 p.m. Or Book by Phone: 66-992 "A visual feast-" THE STAR "Lively fun, imaginative" THE PRESS “Comic hit. not just for kids" ...PANACHE •AlMifi Sw PANTOMIME FUR ALL AGES !Aduit $l6 Child: S 3 Family ticket: $40.00 (2A + 2C) Mon - TSiurs 6 pm Fri - Sat 8 pm Opens Feb 5 5 Awards for Best Play of the Year AWAY 3 families at the beach: the comedy and tragedy of their lives 'Funny, yet painfully truthfur I Playbox Opens Feb 2 | ‘masterpiece’ — Sun Telegraph I EUROPE European actress; Australian g traveller; together in love; I divided in culture. | ‘a must’ — The Australian S COURT I COSTUME _ i HIRE 67-256 Mon: 10.30-3.30 V Wed: 10.30-2.00 ? Fri: 10.30-8.00 ■■ Sat: 10.00-1.30 A court supporters venue.

TROUPERS STAGE SCHOOL £ 1 'for the best in theatre training' g rj DIRECTORS: Sherril Cooper and Lex Matheson K I ADULT 1988 COURSES I 8 full theatre craft and actor training; h 7.00 to 8.30 p.m. Monday or Wednesday H • complete lighting and sound technicians and design courses. H YOUNG ADULT AND TEENAGE | • full theatre craft and actor training including mime and mask ■ 5.30 to 7.30 p.m. Monday or Wednesday — YOUNG ADULT S 4.30 to 6.00 p.m. Tuesday or Thursday — TEENAGE N JUNIOR AND INTERMEDIATE ft • theatre craft and related arts training for confidence, creativity, « and spontaneity. 9 3.30 to 4.30 p.m. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday — B JUNIOR S 3 4.30 to 5.30 p.m. Monday and Wednesday — INTERMEDIATE u PRE-SCHOOL | © movement, voice, creativity, and confidence building. ra 2.30 TO 3.15 p.m. Tuesday or Thursday. n ALL STUDENTS HA VE THE OPPORTUNITY OF TAKING PARTIN | TROUPERS A WARD WINNING PRODUCTIONS. H SPECIAL JANUARY WORKSHOPS. | CHILDREN'S AND ADULT'S. g 118-22 January and 25-29 January, 1988. B For further information and enrolment please phone: M Sherril 558-432 Lynne 326-081 Robby 810-295 | Studio 102 Arts Centre of Christchurch 9 Peterborough Centre, Cnr Peterborough & Montreal Streets, I Christchurch a [ — VISIT THE RNZAF MUSEUM I "T"— ■ —r At RNZAF Base, Wigram 3 ti ust sou,h of Sockburn roundabout) j Open 7 days a week i Mon-Sat 10 a.m.-4 p.m. I Sun 1 p.m.-4 p.m. I • Historic miltary aircraft in dramatic settings • The Air Force story presented through artefacts, models and audio-visual media I • Memorial window, art gallery j • Temporary exhibitions (currently The a Beaton Photographic Collection 1939- | 45. Also “50 Years of RNZAF | History’’, oil paintings by R. M. Conly) | Admissions: Adults $5, Children $2 I HoLSFE RESERVE ■ wl Is pleased to announce the completion of its new Restaurant Ba HB Shop and entrance facilities now available for large groups. RM conferences, family dining or casual visitors. eNew Souvefltf snop •Exciting new New Zealand section Bb euocraded Zoo & Farmyard comprising walk through areas of areas of rare A endangered species native wikftfe fiK M ' ©P>cnc and Barbecue •Underwater trout and eel vewnog M ■ FEED AND TOUCH THE ANIMALS J| fl EXPERIENCE NEW ZEALAND g Bj Open Every Day loam-6pm Bj HUSSEY RD (Off Gardiners Rd, Harewood) PH 596-226 jgj Exciting TURBO sessions daily at 3 p.m. & 7 p.m. -feTf WHO Tiny Tots 3-4 p.m N FIT Ask about group discounts. 1 r Open 10 a.m.-8.45 p.m. irv f every day L y / j* y Pt— r t— f - -rr-< 1 D—Afe] Historic Steamer TUG LYTTELTON Two hours of cruising on Lyttelton Harbour Sundays from 2.00 p.m.-4 p.m. Adults $B, Child S 3, Enjoy an historic experience and see beautiful Lyttelton Harbour. Souvenir Shop, Museum. Refreshment available. Tug also available for charters at Lyttelton from January to April Tug Lyttelton Preservation Society Inc. Z 1 j. : P.O. Bo>> 19 r 659, Christchurch "