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INSOMNIA (is) Friday, October 11th . -I r . -47.30pm


Saturday,October 12th , 7.30pm Monday, October-l4th.. T ■. <, 7.30pm Tuesday, October 15th ~ ; Wednesday, October 16ths Thursday, October 17th


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TENENBAUMS (is) Sunday, October 13th at 7.00 pm


7.30pm 7.30pm 7.30pm


CLITHEROE CONCERTS SOCIETY Presents


MARTINU STRING QUARTET With


CHRISTOPHER LANGDOWN PIANO On Wednesday October 16th at 7.30pm


Lecture Theatre CRGS, York St,.aitheroe Tickets £10.50 Students £3.00; ■


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Ca ptivoting.children's.family, show. Sunday, 13th October FINBAR FUREY


■Great music; good humour; pure. Irish-magic ■ Wednesday, 16fh October ;


KATHAKALI Magnificent drama, dance and n Thursday/ 17th October LEE MACK


^[he Sketch Show' Saturday, 19th October _:r


RUMOURS OF FLEETWOOD MAC Tues 22nd - Sat 26th


Gilbert & Sullivan Society presents THE GONDOLIERS Wednesday, 30th October ■


HOWARD MARKS ; An Audience wilh Mr Nice, , ,


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“INSOMNIA” (15) freim Friday, October 11th .


AL PACINO plays Will Dormer, a veteran LAPD detective who travels to Alaska with his younger part­ ner Hap (Martin Donovan) to investigate the murder of a 17-year-old girl. In the season of the midnight sun, no matter how


hard he tries, the region's perpetual daylight means he cannot sleep. Through his increasing state of weariness, cracks begin to appear, and when a stakeout goes dras­ tically wrong, Dormer-and Walter.Finch (Robin Williams) the man he believes to be guilty of the mur­ der, begin a dangerous game of,cat and mouse with


their lives and careers. With "Insomnia", director Christopher Nolan has


managed to achieve a psychological thriller that builds in suspense, as .Dormer's.state of mind and ability to he objective deteriorate and his guilt grows.


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Mamma Mia Tour 2002; Guild Hall, Preston; October 20th


NOWADAYS most of them- will be more at home with.a comfy cardigan, performing babysitting duties for the


grandchildren! . -; 1 But'-and their offspring will probably never believe it - they


were once real ravers. There is a chance on October


20th for some of those old-time ravers to recreate the exuberances


of their youth if they go to a show at the Guild Hall, Preston. The Mamma Mia Tour 2002


pulls back the curtain on the much-maligned music of the 70s, the halcyon years of the Bee Gees


and Abba. There are still many many peo­


ple who will openly admit their fondness for the era and its music. A recent performance at Birming­ ham's "Party in the Park" was attended by 10,000. The two-and-a-half-hour non­


stop show opens with hits of the 70s, including "Heaven Must ho


John Martyn concert has been cancelled


A CAR accident has provided Preston Charter Theatre


with a vacant date on October 16th. The performance of Scottish songwntcr and guitarist


John Martyn has been cancelled. The theatre announced this week that Martyn was "devastated" at having to cancel his tour because he was


involved in the car accident. The incident came on top of the postponement of his


tour in June because of a foot injury and doctors have advised him to stay home and rest.


J« S S S “ S £ m S S ! “ d‘Jn' ,0r3'’


Rat Pack Confidential; Octagon Theatre, Bolton; from Thursday until Saturday, October19th


IN the 1960s, the Rat Pack’s per­ sonalities were the most famous entertainers on the planet and their’world was full of private je ts, drink, drugs, film stars, politicians, hookers, narcotics and


the Mob. Ladies wanted to date them,


and men wanted to be them.- They were, and have consistently remained, the ultimate icons of cool. In 1999, Shawn Levy’s best­ seller Rat Pack Confidential blew the whistle on the real world of some of the 20th Century’s best­ loved heroes. Now, in Paul Sirett’s powerful,


adaptation of that best-selling hook, their amazing story is brought to life on stage. Featuring a live band and a


wealth of songs that defined an era, “Rat Pack Confidential” is a


JOHN MARTYN (S) Confidential tribute to the Rat Pack


funny, poignant yet brutal por­ trait of both the Rat Pack gang and of the city of Las Vegas, which seemed to grow almost in their shadow. ■ “Rat Pack Confidential" is a


; co-production between the Octa­ gon Theatre, Bolton, and Not­ tingham Playhouse. I t features a cast of five who play the Rat Pack gang of Frank,Sinatra, Dean Martin, Sammy Davis Jr, Peter Lawford and Joey Bishop, as well as taking on a large num­ ber of additional roles.


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Holden Chapel Harvest


Thanksgiving Services


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Sunday, 13th October


at 1.30pm & 7.00pm To be led by


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Thursday 24th October 2002 "■ •


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v Furtelb Fantasia on one note


Vaughan Willrin'* Oboe Concerto-J- ” ' Walton:


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• ' '.s j - .Waltontv.;:;^. Two pieces from .-v.- ipetc : ‘ l i t


St. Patti's Suite .


- Concerto for double , suing orchestra


A small p with a big


"THUMBELINA", Grand The­ atre , Blackpool, October 19th


SMALL is the operative word fo a show which opens at Blackpool Grand Theatre Studio on Octobe


19th. Being part of the Grand's Chil


dren's Theatre season, the audi ence will be made up of small peo pie - and the star of Parachut Theatre Company will be eve smaller. "Thumbelina" is the much-love


Hans Andersen story about ■ brave little girl "no bigger than thumb" and all the marvellou creatures she meets on her joumej Parachute has been into pup


pets since 1987, when the compa ny was formed by Nik Palmer an Lynne Porter. Since then they have produce


many successful and innovati- puppet performances and wor


shops; They have performed both _ stage and oh television in the TJ


■ ' and have toured France, Belgi G e t am b i t io


Aga Cooking, by Amy Willcock, published by Ebury Press, priced £ 2 0


TOP chef Jamie Oliver has made Agas the trendy way


to cook. Now, to celebrate its 80th


anniversary, the Aga cook­ book contains 130 new recipes with step-by-step instructions. I t also adapts recipes orig­


Doori Open. - 6;15prti


Talking Point : •.: 6.30pm Concert


• 7 30pm 'rices - £!0.50/£9 50


inally devised for conven­ tional cooking and has a ref­ erence section on how to use


the Aga. The hook has healthy low-


fat options, cooking for chil­ dren, contemporary world cuisine and seasonal advice.


I HAVE just got back from Hungary,


my reward for cor­ rectly spotting a cer­ tain wine in a blind tasting, but more about this very strange wine trip in my next column. This week I would


like to recommend our two new wines of the year, wine we specially selected after a great deal of tasting, first of all for quality, t value for money and then f


wide appeal. The white wine we selecte


SERITI2002 CHENIN BLANC £4.29, from South Africa, w’


■ now makes some of the best v; white wines in the world. This refreshing wine grow


the Western Cape is aromatic dry with ripe citrus and trop fruit flavours, but balanced 1


crisp acidity. Delightfully refreshing, se


Missing an Angel", "Never Can Say Goodbye" and concludes - with the Barry White classic . "My First, My Last, My Every­ thing."


. If that was not enough to make


the musical tastebuds over-active, the show seamlessly slides into the tribute to the Bee Gees and then on into "Grease", which is now enjoying cult status among a new generation. The Abba tributes will, of


course, include Dancing Queen, “Waterloo" and "Voulez Vouz".


5& i t ' l n ; i v.iyifl nautOi.i •t j-yir.vr.-nr.M.-'V WEEKSm ..• T V r • • ...’ • *. - v . _ INSIDE -i_ DISHOFTHE * V J* < Wl . 'DISH OF -THE WEEK, t '


li (Marinated herrings with sour > i cream) from Poland


SLEDZ MARYNOWANY ZE - SMEITANA ,


IN spite.of the many vicissitudes j of: their stormy, and; chequered history throughout the centuries; ? the-Poles have achieved much in ” art, literature and music. They; are among the most highly, intel- V ligent?and)gifted'peoples of ' Europe and have always


[ belonged to the culture of West- - em Europe rather than to that o f : j the East.


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I , Poland has a distinctive cook- jr ery of its own, which undoubted-, f ly dates back many hundreds of r -years; Polish aristocracy is one of ; the oldest imEurope and the ■-recipes which have.been passed f from one generation to the next I were’ certainly for dishes which f adorned the tables of polish t noblemen several centuries ago. (• Although the cookery ,shows ji traces of the Slav element, it is ; tempered by a sense of balance i , and proportion which belongs to : Western culture. .They have [ always been great gourmets and ■ have always taken an intelligent - interest in food. iWhile my,husband and I were • in Cracow we tried herrings as an


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