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I THE SNOW QUEEN. Grand Theatre, Blackpool. Sun. Britain's leading puppet- masters return with their magical adaptation of Hans Christian Andersen's fairytale. Box
office; 01253 290190. ENNIO MARCHETTO. Grand Theatre,
Blackpool. Thurs. and May 14th. A virtual chameleon, Marchello's ingenious paper cos tumes immortalise stars from a repertoire of more than 100 characters, from the Spice
Girls to the Mona Lisa, the Teletubbics to the Titanic, and Pavarotti to Piaf via The Prodigy. Box office: 01253 290190. COMPAGNIE PHILIPPE GENTY
DEDALE. Grand Theatre, Blackpool. May I5lh. An evening of rare beauty and magic is in store, when the remarkable "Dedale" high lights the Puppet Festival. Box office: 01253
290190. FASCINATING ADA: BAREFACED
CHIC. Grand Theatre, Blackpool. May IGlh. Glamourous sirens Dillie Keane, Adele Anderson and Issy van Randwyck return in
their electrifying new show. Box office; 01253
290190. WWF: NO MERCY. MEN Arena, Man
chester. May IGth. Featuring "Slone Cold"
1 Steve
Au.stin, The Undertaker, WWF cham pion Mankind, former corporate champion.
The Rock, stunning WWF ladies champion. Sable, and Mr McMahon. Box office; 0161
930 8000. RICH HALL. Royton Assembly Hall, „
Oldham. May 16th. Rich Hall has made numerous TV appearances on TV, including, "Have I Got News For You". Looking like a Pearl .lam roadies. Rich is a master of absur dist irony and observational wit. Box office: 01619114072. THE 53RD BLACKBURN FESTIVAL
Theatre pH PICK OF THE WEEK; "Maddy Prior and Friends in
Concert". Burnley Mechanics. May 19th.
HAVING spent 30 years as the
voice of folk rock pioneers "Steeleye Span", Maddy Prior is entering the last year of the decade as a widely- acclaimed solo artist. Her 1997 album was greeted with
critical acclaim, as were the exten sive British tours that accompanied it. This year sees the release of "In the Company of Ravens", the 35th album in an amazing body of work. Maddy is joined by her musical
partners Nick Holland (keyboard, vocals) and Troy Donockley (uillean
pipes, whistle, guitars and vocals). "In the Company of Ravens" sees
Maddy working with her favourite subjects - mythology, tradition and history - blending her inspirational voice with a musical backdrop rich with colours and emotion. Her live show is a clear indication of why Maddy Prior is still one of British music's most enduring performers, now combined with perhaps the most suited collaborators of her
career. In concert the trio combine both
OF SPEECH, MUSIC AND DANCE. King George’s Hall, Blackburn. May 19th to 22nd. Open to everyone. Further information from
Mrs Collingwood: 01254 249456. THE ALL NEW ADVENTURES OF
POSTMAN PAT AND HIS BLACK AND WHITE CAT. Grand Tliealre, Blackpool. May 20lh to 23rd. A delightfully entertain ing and
cducalion.al show, suitable for two to
cight-ye.ar-olds, and full of lively songs and plenty of fun for all the family. Box office:
01243 290190. REBECCA. Coliseum Tliealre, 01dh,am.
'B) May 22nd. One of the most famous novels ever comes to glorious life in a brand new pro duction of Daphne du Maurier's novel, penned by Stephen Mallalrat. A cl.-xssic tale of romance and mystery laced with treachery and featuring a host of enigmatic figures. Box office; 0161 624 2829.
Musicals I LANZA: THE LAST SERENADE.
Grand
The.atre,
Blackpool.To Sat. Starring Mark Rattray (winner of Opportunity Knocks) as Mario Lanza, a full supporting cast, and promising to thrill and entertain in
I an unforgettable tribute to a phenomenal musical talent. Box office: 01253 290190. OH! WHAT A NIGHT. Opera House,
I Manchester. To June 19th. The ultimate 70's musical starring Kid Creole, John Altman and Will Mellor. Box office: 0161242 2509
- Concerts i
HALLE ORCHESTRA. Bridgewater Hall, M.anchestcr. Tonight and Thurs. Various
[ programmes for c.ich performance. Box office:
' 0161907 9000. . BBC PHILHARMONIC. Bridgewater
Hall, Manchester. Tomorrow, Sal., and May
1 21st. Part of the Tortelier Festival and con ducted by Yan Pascal Tortelier. Box office:
0161907 9000. I.ANCASIHRE STUDENTS CONCERT
BAND. King Gtxjrgc’s Hall, Bl.ickburn. &it. Programme available on request. Box office:
01254 582582. SPRINGTIME CLASSICS. Bridgewater
Hall, Manchester. Sun. Works by Rossini,
Maddy's past and present, featuring not only material from the new album, but also songs from her solo and band years. A musical delight
for all to enjoy. For more details and ticket prices,
contact the box office on 01282 430055.
Handel, Rachmaninov and Dvorak. Box
office: 0161 907 9000. ELECTRIC LIGHT ORCHESTRA
PART II. Bridgewater Hall, Manchester. Mon. In concert with the Halle Orchestra, ELO Part II perform their classic hits. Box
office: 0161907 9000. ROYAL LIVERPOOL PHILHARMON
IC ORCHESTRA. Guild Hall. Preston. Tues. Featuring works by Rossini, Ravel, Fueik, Rimsky-Korsakov and Saint-Saens. Box
office: 01772258858. GOTHENBURG SYMPHONY
ORCHESTRA. Bridgewater Hall, Manches ter. May 14th. Featuring works by Wagner, and R. Strauss. Box office: 0161907 9000. THE CHIEFTAINS. Bridgewater Hall,
Manchester. May 17th. The popular expo nents of traditional Irish music perform a selection of beautiful love songs from their lat est album. With special guests. Box office: 0161907 9000.
iH h ilit lo ii BIRKET FOSTER - WATER-
COLOURIST AND ILLUSTRATOR. Townoley Hall Art Gallery and Museums, Burnley. To May 9th. To mark the centenary of Myles Birket Foster’s death, this exhibition of watercolours and illustrated books cele brates the career of one of the most enduring- ly popular artists of the 19th Century. Box office: 01282 424213. THE ALIEN AND UFO EXHIBITION.
64/66 The Promenade. Blackpool. Open every day. The largest exhibition of its kind in the world, offering a unique combination of truth, fact, fiction, spirituality and the paranormal. Box office: 01253 297522. BLUE PLANET AQUARIUM. Cheshire
Oaks, Ellesmere Port. Open every day except Christmas Day. Visit the submersible Santa for the ideal festive family day out. Box office:
0930 100 300. New RcIcokch: THE WATERBOYS (12). Starring Adam
Sandler, Kathy Bates and Henry Winkler. THE HONEST COURTESAN (15). Catherine McCormack, Rufus Sewell, Oliver
Platt and Jaquelinc Bisset. eXistenZ (15). Starring Annette Benning,
Aidcn Quinn, Robert Downey Jnr and Stephen Rea.
Currently Showing: MESSAGE IN A BOTTLE (12).
8MM (18). AN IDEAL HUSBAND (PG).THE
FACULTY (15). A CIVIL ACTION (15).
MIGHTY JOE (PC). PLUNKETT AND MACLEANE (15). TEA WITH MUSSOLINI (PC). UUGRATSTHE MOVIE (U). PAYBACK (18). BLAST FROM THE PAST (12). WAKING NED (PC). A BUGS LIFE (U).
Box Office Numbers;
Apollo Cinema. Blackburn: 01254 695979. Apollo Cinema, Hollywood Park, Burnley::
01282 456333 or advance booking: 01282: 456222.
881313 or advance booking 01772 881100. UCI Cinema. Preston: 01772 728888 or adv.ance booking 0800 888929.
Warner Village Cinemas. Preston: 01772; I Music MEATLOAF. MEN Arena, Manchester.
Tonight. This performer of gargantuan pro portions has enjoyed a career which has spawned a multitude of hits. Re-scheduled gig from April 8th. Unfortunately, his Satur day concert is also cancelled. Box office: 0161 930 8000.
THE MEDIAEVAL BAEBES. Munici .
pal Hall, Colne. Tomorrow. A 12-strong all female troupe devoted to the sounds of the 1360s. They bring glamour and theatre to a form of music normally reserved for classical purists. Box office: 01282 6612324. THE BEAUTIFUL SOUTH. MEN
Arena, Manchester. Fri. and Sat, Hull's finest performs. Re-scheduled from April 24th and
25th. I3ox office: 0161930 8000. SAVANNAH JAZZ BAND. Blakey's Cafe
Bar. Blackburn. May 10th. The fine driving jazz band from Huddersfield perform. Box
office: 01254 582582. SMOKE CITY JAZZ. Blakey's Bar,
Blackburn. May 17th. One of the country’s most established and successful jazz bands. Current album "Dapper Dan Rides Again" available at the gig. Box office: 01254 582582. THE ALL-AMERICAN SOLID GOLD
ROCK 'N' ROLL SHOW. MEN Arena, Man chester. May 17th. Starring Little Richard. Bobby Vee, Little Eva, Chris Montez, John ny Preston and Brian Hyland. Box office: 0161930 8000. MADDY PRIOR AND FRIENDS IN
CONCERT. Burnley Mechanics. May 19lh. See Pick of the Week. Box office: 01282
430055. SIXTIES GOLD. King George's Hall,
Blackburn. May 20th. Starring "Gerry and the Pacemakers", "The Merseybeats". "The Fortunes" and Mike Pender's "Searchers". Box
office: 01254 582582. BOYZONE. MEN Arena, Manchester.
Arguably the biggest male pop band. Boy- zone return to strut their stuff at the Arena. Box office: 0161930 8000.
Comedy LENNY HENRY. Guild Hall,
Preston, and Bridgewater Hall, Manchester. May 15th and 20th. A rare opportunity to see one of Britain's most poplar and successful comedians in his larger than life stand-up performance. Box office: 01772 258858 and 0161907 9000.
Crn h n in Jone s F n i i to s l i c E tv is Im ,iu r s om i lo r Sunday 91ll May
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DRAWING & PAINTING
Come and join a studio session to be held on Sunday, May 16th by Julian Lees,
former Head of Blaekbum College Art Department. Support for beginners or experienced.
Coffee and lunch provided Day rate £35
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LOTS of treats are in store this coming week for theatre and cinemagoers. Performances will take place tonight,
tomorrow and Saturday by dance pupils of the Mary Waddington School of Dancing who will present "Wishing for Woofer" in Clitheroe Parish Church
Hall. This musical, which will be performed
by all the dance students of the school, from the tots to adults, has been written by Kirsty McKinlay, of Clitheroe. The choreography has been arranged jointly by Mrs Anne Grogan and Mrs Jean
I The storyline of the musical, which 1 will feature tap, modem and ballet danc ing together with some dialogue, tells the story of a birthday wish for a miss ing pet, so should appeal to a wide audi- ence.
Croft. Starting tomorrow at the Civic Hall .
I Cinema is "Plunkett and Macleane," starring Robert Carlyle, made famous by his role in the "Full Monty". In this film he plays one of a duo of
highway men, a gruff commoner called Will Plunkett and pretend servant of reckless aristocrat Captain James Macleane. Carlyle gets the rough end of the stick as he is forever getting left out side in the rain with the horses. Although there is some bad language, the movie has few flaws. It is more a col lection of great scenes than a com- pellingly coherent drama. EVENTS - MAY 7TH TO 1:JTH
May to June - Centenaries Theatre
Gallery, Stonyhurst, presents. "Differing Point of View" an exhibition of oil pas tel landscapes by Dermod Ruddock. May to Ocloher - Ghost Walks. Every
evening throughout the summer with Simon Entwistle. Start 8 p.m., Castle I Gates, Clitheroe. Inquiries, tel. 01200
1 426821 or TIC. Platform Gallery, "Form and Func-
I tion” a contemporary British furniture exhibition, open Monday to Saturday 10
a.m. to 4-30 p.m. Clitheroe Library an exhibition of
paintings by Mr Turner, of Hurst Green,
1 and exhibition o f Lancashire and Cheshire woodcarvers.
I Whalley L ib ra ry-A joint exhibitions
of art and photography presented by Great Harwood Community Art Group
C om p ile d by
and Harwood Forum. Longridge Library, exhibition by
Knowle Green Art Group. Alston Col lege will host two classes for adult aware
ness week. 6th, 7th and 8th - Mary Waddington
School of Dancing presents, "Wishing for Woofer" in Clitheroe Parish Church hall at 7-15 p.m. on tonight and tomor row and 2-15 p.m. on Saturday. 7th - Civic Hall Cinema, "Plunkett
and Macleane" (15) for six nights at 7-30 7th - Mayflower Cafe-Bookshop, Sab-
den, inside Pendle Antiques Centre. Poetry reading from 6-30 to 9-30 p.m. Inquiries, tel, Roundstone Books, 01200 444242.
7th - Whalley Trefoil Guild coffee , „
evening in Whalley Village Hall at 7-30 p.m. Entertainment by Lizzie Jones. Inquiries, tel. 01254 822325. 7th - Slaidburn Village Hall, a quiz
night organised by WI members at 7-30 p.m. Inquiries, tel. 01200 425566. 8th - Clitheroe Mayor's Parlour a cof
fee morning and spring fair for Pendle Pre-School Playgroup, crafts, cakes, books and Indian food. 8th - St John Ambulance, King Lane,
open day 10 a.m, to 4 p.m. fist aid and resuscitation. Inquiries, tel. 01282
779740. 8th - Clithcroe Ramblers' Association,
meet Waterloo car park for Helvellyn from Glenridding, a strenuous walk. 8th - King George's Hall, Blackburn,
a gala concert by the Lancashire Student Concert Band at 7-30 p.m. 11th - Clitheroe Town Council Mayor
Making at noon. 12th - Clitheroe Ramblers' Associa
tion, meet 7 p.m. Sawley. 13th - Centenaries Theatre, Stony
hurst, a meat and potato pie concert at noon. Inquiries, tel. 01254 826063. 13th - St Helen's Church, Wadding
ton, presents. Hallelujah Concert for Crossroads Caring for Carers. Inquiries,
tel. 01200 422104, by the choir. FORTHCOMING EVENTS-MAY 14TH TO 20TH
Hth - Civic Hall Cinema presents, "Tea with Mussolini" ((PC) at 7-30 p.m.
for six nights. 15th - Clitheroe Parish Church Organ
Society presents Michael Pain at 7-30
p.m. Music to include Francis J^k^n, Whitlock and Dubois. Inquiries, tel.
01254 883378. 15ih - Sponsored walk for Only-Foals « , r- '
and Horses Sanctuary. A 2^mile walk : following ancient route from Clitheroe to Lancaster finishing at Lancaster Bus station. Inquiries, tel. 01772 793658. 15th - Ribble Valley Borough Council chambers, a coffee morning, proceeds for
Christian Aid. 16th - Clitheroe Ramblers' Associa
tion, meet 9-30 a.m. Waterloo car park for Horton-in-Ribblesdale and Aust-
to grow plants for the spring plant fair at Gawthorpe Hall. Inquiries, tel. 01282
16lh - National Trust would like you
770353 IGlh - St Bartholomew's Church,
Chipping, crowning of the rose queen, and a celebration lunch at Browsholme Hall. Start 11 a.m. in church. Proceeds to St Michael's Church, Whitevvell.
Inquiries, tel. 01995 61252. 1815 - Clitheroe Ramblers' Associa
tion meet 10 a.m. at Chester Avenue car
park for Bashall and Waddington. 18lh - Ribble Valley Rambler, alight
and return Clitheroe for a moderately easy walk of nine-miles round Stocks Reservoir, start 9 a.m. 19th - Clitheroe Ramblers' Associa
tion, meet 7 p.m. Rimington Bridge. 19th - Knowle Green Village Hall pre
sents, an evening with George Dobson at 7-30 p.m. Inquiries, tel. 01254 878447. 20th - St Wilfrid's Church hall, Ribch-
ester, an illustrated talk "The Romans of Ribchester" by Dr David Shotter at 7-30 p.m. Proceeds in aid of St Wilfrid's
School. 20th - Centenaries Theatre, Stony
hurst, presents a meat and potato pie concert featuring The 50s Something Theatre Company in a new play "How Old is Old Enough". Inquiries, tel. 01254 826063 or TIC. e Further details of some of the
above events can be found in adjacent "Lifestyle" advertisements. 0 A booking service for theatres and
events throughout the region is available from the Tourist Information Centre, Market Place. Clitheroe, on 01200
425566. ~ Ail entries must be in on a listings form available
(rom the Tourist InlormaUon Centra, Market Place, .Clitheroe.
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