Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified), www.eastlancashireonline.co.uk 14 April 19th, 2001 Clitheroe Advertiser & Times


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DANCE fans in striking distance of Preston Guild


] later this month. Within seven days there


Hall are in for a busy time


will be fine examples of dance performance from all over the planet. The first treat is on Fri­


day, April 20th, when a show called "Life in Urban Classicism" brings together 50 young people from all


| over Lancashire. They have been working


I with jazz dance a r t is t Robert Hylton to create


| four unique dance pieces. The youngsters will join


Robert on stage a t the Charter Theatre to show their work alongside two pieces performed by his own company of five dancers, to demonstrate the energy and excitement of street dance and the eloquence of modern technique. Wait just two days and,


on April 22nd, there will be a new international dance spectacular, "Spirit of the Dance - One World", which arrives at Preston from a sell-out tour of the United States. The show weaves dance, tap and ballroom with


Latin styles of flamenco, salsa and tango. The final dancing delight


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-B r id g ew a te r Hall, Manchester; May 5th


Manchester Interna::, tional Cello Festival;


THERE will be cellos for as far as the eye can see a t Manchester's Bridgewater


Hall next month. Among more than 100


cellists on parade to cele­ brate the cello will be four who are world-class. The four star players will


perform with the BBC Philharmonic on Saturday,


May 5th, as p ar t of the Royal Northern College of Music's seventh Manches­ ter International Cello Fes­


tival. Ralph Kirshbaum will


is on April 27th, when the Sakoba Dance Theatre pre­ sents "Night Songs", a pro­ gramme of new dances cel­ ebrating the importance of music and song in all our lives. Five dancers and three musicians perform dance expressing many moods and embracing a wide range of music, from a Handel aria, virtuoso drumming and spirituals to jazz tap and traditional African dance. And, just in case dance


play Schelomo by Ernest Bloch, Natalia Gutman is to perform Dvorak's Cello Concerto, Liwei Qin will open the concert with Bar­ ber's haunting Cello Con­ certo and the American Truls Mork will give the world premiere of the arrangement for cello of Aaron Jay Kernis' Air. The concert will be con­


ducted by the BBC Phil­ harmonic's Principal Con­ ductor Yan Pascal Torte­ lier.


"Chocolat" (12) from Friday, April 20th


Before the concert at 6- 30 p.m., journalist Lynne


Walker will interview the distinguished musician Zara Nelsova about a life of cellos, cellists and those who compose for them. This event is free to all con­


cert-goers. After the main pro­


. with "A Midsummer Night's Dream" to give them a top-up.


freaks have not already overdosed, they need only wait until June 14th and along comes Ballet Gwent


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BURNLEY Central Methodist Church, Hargreaves Street (Just by Mechanics; 1st Floor) Tuesday 10.15am, 12.30pm, 5.00pm


St Cuthberts, Sharp St, (Bottom of Townley St; Ground floor) Wednesday at 6.30pm


St Marks, Rossendale Rd (opp Cemetery on Main Road) Thursday at 7.00pm


St Marys Parish Rooms, 3 Todmorden Rd (next door to Burnley Football) Thursday at 6.30pm


RURNLEY/ROSEGROVE Railway Club Back of Rosegrove Lane


_(Nr Red Lion Pub) Monday 7.00pm accringtqn/huncoat


CLITHEROE St James School, Greenacre Street, (New School Building Centre Clitheroe;


Ground Floor) Monday at 6.30pm, Thursday at 6.30pm


The Kings Centro,, Mllnthorpe Ave (Nr St James School; Ground Floor) ■ Monday at 9.30am


COLNE St Johns Methodist Church Hall,


Albert Rd (Opposite Town Hall Clock; Ist^Floor)


’Monday at 6.3 "0pm, Thurs 6.30pm


GREAT HARWOOD Churchfield House, Church Street


(Op. St Bartholomews Church) Monday at 6.30pm


NELSON St Johns Ambulance Hall,


Eleanor Street (Opposite Food Giant Car Park; 2 Small Steps Ground Floor) Wednesday at 11am, 5pm, 6.30pm


PADIHAM Ighten Mount Bowling Club,


Romford Street (Nr Tim Bobbin Pub)


Wednesday at 6.30pm


Padiham Methodist Church, Ribble Street (Opp. Town Hall; Ground Floor) Monday at 6.30pm.


RISHTON St Peter & Pauls Parish Church,


Blackburn Road (Just through traffic lights on left; 1st


Floor Steps) Tuesday at 6.30pm


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MORNING Saturday 21st April 10am-12noon


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gramme a t 10-15 p.m. in Concert Plus, more than 100 cellists will take the stage for Cello Nocturne directed by Aldo Parisot, and including a new work written for the Cello Festi­ val by Christopher Rouse.


"CHOCOLAT" is set in the 1950s in.the small French town of Lansquenet, a place that has not changed for almost a century, and where the tones of religion and repres­ sion are enforced by the town's mayor, the


Conte de Reynard. Enter Vianne Rocher (Juliette Binoche)


and her six-year-old daughter Anouk, who arrive and open a de-luxe chocolaterie filled with irresistable confectionery.


Question: What type of bean is chocolate made from?


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sucumb to temptation. Her now-avowed foe, Reynard, is further


With an uncanny knack of knowing everyone's favourites, the townspeople soon


outraged by Vianne when she befriends the town's gypsies — including Roux ( Johnny


Depp) - whom he so despises, inciting him


to drive her and them from his town. With outstanding performances from


Judi Dench and Alfred Molina, "Chocolat" is one of the more tasty morsels to hit the big screen this year.


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