PSYCHOANALYSIS IN THE FILMS OF WOODY ALLEN
Woody Allen In Conversation
with Dr. Gail Saltz

Thursday, November 7 • 5:00 pm
at the Norman Rothstein Theatre

Woody Allen, filmmaker and director of such classics as Annie Hall, Hannah and her Sisters, Zelig and Manhattan, will discuss his films with Dr. Gail Saltz. Dr. Saltz is clinical assistant professor of psychiatry at New York Presbyterian Hospital; chair of public information at the New York Psychoanalytic Institute; and mental health contributor for NBC-TV’s Today Show.
Vancouver Province Movie Critic, David Spaner will host the event and wrap up the evening with a DISCUSSION
and FILM SCREENING of Manhattan. There will be a short dinner break
between the broadcast and the film.

EVENING SCHEDULE

5:00 pm satellite broadcast of interview with Woody Allen
6:30 pm discussion led by host, Province Movie Critic, David Spaner
7:00 "paper bag dinner" break
7:30 film screening of Woody Allen's film "Manhattan"

Purchase your 'paper bag dinner ' catered by Chagall's in advance.
Menu: Poached salmon, assorted salads, bottle of water.
Advance dinner orders (optional): $10. Pre-order before Thursday, October 31

TICKETS for the event: $10

For event tickets, advance dinner orders and information call 604-257-5111

This program is made possible through the generous contribution of
Ms. Anita Shafran, Zev and Elaine Shafran and families.

SHYLOCK
A Special Benefit Performance
Written by Mark Leiren-Young,
Starring John Huston

Sunday, November 10 • 8:00 pm
at the Norman Rothstein Theatre

Shylock is an award-winning play about a Jewish actor condemned for playing Shakespeare's notorious Jew. Since debuting at Vancouver's Bard on the Beach in 1996, it has been produced at major theatres and Shakespeare festivals across North America. Saskatoon's acclaimed one-man show actor, John Huston has performed Mark Leiren-Young's Shylock to sold-out crowds in Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba earning five star reviews in all three provinces.
Huston, a Metis who specializes in classical roles brings a unique perspective to Shylock.

TICKETS for the event: $20 adults; $18 seniors & students
For tickets call 604-257-5111

Proceeds will be used for programming at the Jewish Book Festival

The 18th Annual
Cherie Smith JCC
JEWISH
BOOK
FESTIVAL
November 16 - 21, 2002

LITERARY READINGS • BOOK LAUNCHES
SCHOOL FIELD TRIPS • YOUNG AUTHORS' TEA CHILDRENS' PROGRAMS • CREATIVE WRITING WORKSHOPS • NEW AND USED BOOK SALE

OPENING NIGHT
Saturday, November 16 • 7:30 pm
Norman Rothstein Theatre

THE CHERIE SMITH MEMORIAL LECTURE EVENING

featuring Anne Roiphe
More than money, more than security, more than success, most of us yearn for a ‘good family’. In her talk, renowned columnist, novelist and social commentator, Anne Roiphe will read excerpts from her most recent book, Married: A Fine Predicament as well as 1185 Park Avenue: A Memoir to illustrate her perspectives on the much sought after 'good family'. The author of numerous books, Roiphe lives in New York City and writes a biweekly column for the New York Observer. Her books include The Pursuit of Happiness, Lovingkindness, Fruitful: A Real Mother in the Modern World (short-listed for the National Book Award in 1996) and the literary essays, For Rabbit with Love and Squalor.

Musical entertainment by The Saul Berson Quartet
Saul Berson, saxophonist with Kim Darwin on accordion, Tony Wilson on guitar, and Paul Blaney on bass.
Saul Berson's Quartet creates an eclectic mix of music incorporating Middle-eastern overtones with a pinch of Piazzolla thrown in for good measure! The Quartet's music "…creates an intense set of Arabian rhythms and.…is a delirious mess of tango and klezmer" (Cadence). The music "throbs with vitality" (Coda). Saul Berson's Quartet's 1998 recording, From Here to Beyond, was nominated in the "Best Jazz Album" category for the 1999 West Coast Music Awards.
Refreshments to follow in the Atrium

TICKETS for the event: $25 adults; $18 seniors & students
For tickets call 604-257-5111