Celebrate the 400th anniversary of
Acadia, with Sandra LeCouteur and
a theatrical presentation on
Acadian history entitled

“Vile aux 36 croix “

Sponsored by the Vancouver Board of Parks & Recreation, the Sunset
Community Centre, the Kitsilano Community Centre and the Douglas Park
Community Centre.

A native of Miscou, New Brunswick,
Sandra LeCouteur will interpret
French and Acadian songs by the
likes of Jacques Brel, Léo Ferré,
Charles Aznavour, Barbara,

Calixte Duguay, Renée Blanchar and
Sylvie Royer.

She was nominated for female
artist of the year at the Gala des
prix Eloizes in 2000, host of the Gala de la Chanson de
Caraquet in 2000, and on stage at the Francofolie of the
Sommet de la Francophonie in Moncton in 1999.

This passionate lover of the French language will interpret
with grace, emotion and humour songs from some of the
greatest names in Francophonie.

“Lile aux 36 croix” presents two characters, a Frenchman
and an Englishman, who are recounting the great
moments of Acadian history through the perceptions of
Pantalone and the Philosopher in Commedia Dell’Arte. They
represent themselves as explorers and builders of the
entire world, and Acadia as their most beautiful discovery.
A show that will bring laughter to adults and children alike!
Actors: Valéry Robichaud and Brigitte Leblanc

€

June 16: “Lille aux 36 croix”

1 pm and 3 pm
Sunset Community Centre, Bing Crosby Auditorium
(404 W. 51th Avenue)

In French;
Free admission

June 17: Sandra LeCcouteur and
“Lille aux 36 croix”

7pm

Douglas Park Community Centre (801 W. 22nd Avenue)

In French;

Tickets: $2. At the door

June 18: Sandra LeCcouteur
and “Wile aux 36 croix”

Noon
Kitsilano Community Centre (2690 Larch Street)

In French;
Tickets: $6 Call 604-257-6976