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CHILDREN of ..._ North-West will have the chance to cure their allergic reaction to the works of William Shake­ speare. The Charter Theatre,


the


Preston, is on the visit­ ing list this autumn for the national tour of Shakespeare 4 Kidz'


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has introduced more than a million young people to the works of the man reckoned to be the country's greatest- ever playwright. They have done this


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IT IS the year 2029 and US astro­ naut Leo Davidson (Mark Wahlberg) boards a pod cruiser to make a routine reconnaissance mis­ sion from his space station.


take an abrupt detour through a "time wormhole", he crashlands onto a strange planet where apes have evolved as the dominant species. The ape regime is terrifying in all its splendour and power and holds its human inhabitants cap­ tive. With just 36 hours to escape,


When a space storm forces him to


over the last four years by schools performing their shows as their school play, through vis­ its from Shakespeare 4 Kidz' education teams, or through a touring pro­ duction like "Twelfth Night" which is playing at the Charter Theatre, Preston, on the first five days in October. Founder and manag­ ing director Julian Chen- un ivuu


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Ladysmith Black Mambazo, Bridgewater Hall, Manchester,


. . . October 28th


AFRICA'S top recording group has become a household name in Britain, with more than a million albums sold here.


The Bridgewater Hall date is one of 18 venues they plan to hit in a busy 21


ery, together with Matt Gimblett take the Bard's Bard's


featuring on Paul Simon's "Graceland" record- ing, a Etound-breaking release wMch fi^ed


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text, translate it into a traditional sounds of black African music wi blend of modern and


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combine it with song and hope that once children grow up with a love for the timeless dramas of love and power in this format they will no longer fear the full texts when they come to study


them later on. They schedule the


tours to coincide with the study of Shakespeare in the autumn term by Year 6 pupils, and in the spring for Key Stage 3 and GCSE students.


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THE LIBRARY Theatre in the heart of Manchester provides an excellent intimate venue for both traditional and contemporary


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. ithe race. is. o.n fnr Davidson to reach I a sacred temple within the planets Forbidden Zone to discover the shocking secrets of mankind s past


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ago they were in Trafalgar Square with Nel- N


^Thegremp grew from a dream by composer and founder Joseph Shabalala, whose four


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t0 And now his wife, Nellie, has joined in the phenomenon, by heading up a group of family and friends as "Women of Mambazo , who will join Ladysmith Black Mambazo on the Bridgewater Hall stage. Josep 's


Tnsenh's ambition is to estaonsu m ovm.. J ^ first academy for the teaching and


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is the story of a celebrity TV hair- dresser who faces her 40th birthday, her nagging mother, a secretive best friend and an ex-husband with a new girlfriend, but a young stranger makes her think about what she


really wants. Lochhead’s comedy, "Perfect Days, _ **, v


by leading playwright David Hare, whose "Skylight" was a success here, is another sharp comedy about the life of actress Esme as she faces the


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ENTERTAINMENTS ST.ST. MICHAEL


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JALfO FLAM in concert


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prospect of her 50th birthday and considers the emotional and profes­ sional challenges ahead. Brigit Forsyth, the wonderful


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