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Village halls to host theatre groups
FIVE village halls in the Ribble Valley are on th e v is i t in g l is t for a group of to u r ing th e a t re compa
nies. As part of "Spot On",
"Atlantis: The Lost Empire" (U) Grand Cinema, from tomorrow.
IT is 1914 and Milo Thatch dreams of fol lowing in the footsteps of his late grandfather by searching for the lost empire of Atlantis. Struggling to fund the
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proposed expedition, he is almost ready to quit when he meets billion aire Preston Whitmore. This mysterious
recluse not only offers to fund the trip to find Atlantis, but provides a crew led by Commander
Rourke. Travelling in the sub
marine Ulysses, Thatch is armed with a journal that gives clues as to the location of this fabled
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| (Wednesday 31st October ■ 8.00pm
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place. Instead of finding an
ancient city in ruins, Thatch and his crew find
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a lost city where the inhabitants have stayed alive for centuries due to powerful and healing
crystals. When Rourke and his
men try to steal the crystals and kidnap the princess, Milo discovers that not all of the crew had honourable reasons
for finding this mythical submerged city. Disney's ability to
Lancashire's Rural Touring Network, Whalley Village Hall, Chipping Village Hall, Knowle Green Village Hall, the Aighton, Bai ley and Chaigley Memorial Hall at Hurs t Green and St Mary's Church Hall, Sabden, become the a tre venues for the autumn/winter tour. This has been organ
ised in an attempt to bring th e a tre and music to the more remote areas
On November 3rd,
the Misfits Theatre Company visits Whal ley to present "Love and Money"; and on December 1st, a group called the Baghdaddics entertain. Knowle Green is host
to the Presto Puppet Theatre’s cabaret show on October 13th. At Hurst Green,
November 16th is the date for an evening of Ivor Novello. On January 19th,
Sabden plays host to the Blaize's production of "Christmas Spirit", an evening of songs, stories, music and a dramatic rendition of Charles Dickon’s "A Christmas Carol."
“Perfect Days”, Library Theatre, Manchester. Until October 20th.
blend digital with tradi tional hand-drawn effects, means that "Atlantis: The Lost Empire" is an action- filled adventure film that will appeal to all ages.
LIZ LOCHHEAD'S comedy, "Perfect Days", has many funny moments. She is particularly good at capturing the dialogue of her female characters, especially Barbs (Race Davies), the central char acter and her mother, Sadie (Janet Ilenfiey). Barbs is a celebrity hairdresser with a success
ful slot on a TV makeover show and a popular salon, with everything except a baby - and her
biological clock is ticking away. The play opens with a clover monologue from
Barbs to her friend, Alice (Joanna Bacon), about the problems of finding a suitable father, but her plans are complicated by her mother. The exchanges between Barbs and her mothei ai e
the best part of the play. Much of the humour is provided by barb s
crimper colleague, Brendan (Danny Edwards), who is a rather stereotypical gay male. The other male characters are a bit sketchily
drawn. There are some poignant moments and a some
Spectacular Rock ‘n’ Roll revue with tributes to Elvis, Buddy Holly, Eddie Cochran and Roy Orbison
Thursday 1st November 7.30pm A FINE EXCESS t
Presented by The Poetry Book Society A show that raises questions and stimulates debate
about poetry’s role in society. Featuring special guest Hugo Williams Friday 2nd Nbvember'8.00 pm/:-4A4:4:'
Join ‘TheBig Fella’ .for an evening
of.lilting J melodies;,
lrislT.reels;arid. Emerald, rapy/.iir
I Sunday 4th November 2.00 pm Championship Brass in concert with
FRECKLETON BAND Friday 7th December ■ 8 .0 0 p.m.
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Bridal Gown and Fashion Shows At 12noon & 3.00pm
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In aid of CARDIAC SUPPORT R.P.H.
The Annual General Meeting of the
Friends of Clitheroe Community Hospital (Charity Number 1082963)
will be held on Tuesday 23rd October 2001, at 7.30pm in the hospital
W e l c o m e n ig h t S a t u r d a y O c t o b e r 20th Meet the new Steward & Stewardess Jane and Sandy
Great entertainment with SA TCH Comedy/Vocalist (not for the faint hearted)
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"Spend, Spend, Spend!", Opera House, Manches ter, November 27th to December 8th
AN ACCLAIMED musical which won numerous awards when i t played in London's West End, opens for a short run a t Manchester's Opera House in November. "Spend, Spend, Spend!", the story of
son, above, playing the tragi-comic role of Viv Nicholson, who won
£152,000 on the pools. I t started off her roller-coaster
lifestyle of incredible highs and shat tering lows, which inevitably ended with her spectacular downfall. Barbara's portrayal in London won
her the Variety Club Award and the Best Actress OlivTer Award last year. "Spend, Spend, Spend!" beat off
Yorkshire housewife Viv Nicholson, who very publicly won and spent a pools fortune in the 1960s, opens on November 27th and runs until Decem
ber 8th. It stars singer/actress Barbara Dick
It was nominated for eight Olivier . ^ ,
competition from such shows as "The Lion King" and "Mamma Mia" to win the Best Musical award in both the Critics Circle and the Evening Stan dard Awards.
awards. E3 THE Monkees - remember them, the original boy band? -
i have joined the list of American performers who have can- celled European tours because of the ac ts of terrorism in New
Y°Thcf "bo^s'^were°to' have appeared at the MEN Arena, Man
chester. as part of their European tour, on October 22nd. Because of the events of September 11th, they have decid
ed to delay their visit until March 26th next year. Tickets already purchased will be valid for the new date. But if anyone is unable to make the new date refunds are
beja n e t rja ck so n is another American entertainer who has cried off a Manchester visit because of the atrocities._______
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