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ay the same, prospective MPs what is happening


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imony Films series, Hot, the postwar British on holiday, anuary on ITV to


recall 60s?


ritical acclaim, series, Living in the


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review with N A TA L IE C O X Tel. 0X200 422324 M WE’


The Taming of the Shrew; Royal Exchange; until April 14th


Comic mayhem


THIS new production directed by Helena Kaut- Howson takes a boister­ ously physical approach to Shakespeare's famous comedy about the battle


of the sexes. Lloyd Hutchison as


food, fashions, cars, youth culture from ning to the swinging


ring for interviewees. rith fond and funny ur changing lifestyle


, how the world of freezing cold hous-


Petruchio, with a wonderful Irish accent and charm, and Tanya Ronder as Katheri- na, are full of spirit and pas­ sion as the central charac­ ters, but they are splendid­ ly supported by a cast that makes the most of every opportunity for comedy. Audiences familiar with Royal


the


Joseph Alessi and Tony • stage for a modern audi- Sedgwick from previous ence. Feminism has brougnt


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zany comic productions such as "Animal Crackers', based on the superb Marx


Brothers film. There are many other


docks, Testimony eat George St, Bris- S, mail@testimony-


familiar faces equally at home in creating comic


mayhem, and this is a very funny show with no oppor­ tunity missed for slapstick, inventive business and inspired clowning. However, it was the scene where Kate waits for her unwelcome bridegroom and the whole company stands in silence for several minutes that brought some of the great­


est laughs. The setting and costumes


wilnl recognise the names of Exchange


are hilarious. Congratula­ tions to the design team. The use of biker leather and studs adds to the fun as do the motorbikes, ice cream and pizza! This is Shake­ speare right up to date, but it is not an easy play to


about many changes, but despite that, the play is still witty, thought-provoking and these performances are


well worth seeing. Pippa Munro


showWadaiko Yamato Drummers of Japan; Black­ pool Grand Theatre; tomorrow and Saturday


Memento (15); Sun­ day, March 25th


DIRECTED by Christo­ pher Nolan, "Memento" is an inventive psychological thriller that incorporates the themes of memory,


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Leonard Shelby who, since the brutal murder of his wife and attack on himself,


t?XTTRFRANT energy and great humour are among the has suffered from a rare dis- attiSutesof a group of 10 Japanese making a return visit order that means he has


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^ K S S w S h ' t a c k ^ t l , a'new show.d t playing their skills, which break the boundaries of'tradi- traditions of Japanese Taiko


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AS the curtain rose an air of anticipation filled the beau­ tiful old Grand Theatre, Blackpool, for Cole Porter's spectacular hit musical comedy, "Anything Goes". The premier of the show was held on Broadway in 1935, and the plot is full of merriment. The show features many


well-known Cole Porter songs which some of the audience enjoyed singing along to, "You're the Top"; "Its De-Lovely"; "All through the Night"; "I get a Kick Out of You”; and the title song, "Anything Goes" were among those per­


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his credentials go far beyond that programme | with a long list of musicals, films, TV roles pantomimes and plays to his name. He has returned from Holly­ wood following the MGM musical "The Fantasticks for which he received criti­ cal acclaim. He plays the part of Billy Crocker with style and sings some touch­


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