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It HLETE Mark Griffiths has en selected to represent the North
Ifest in the discus at the Inter- egion Under 18 Championships in
ludworth. 1 The 17-year-old Stonyhurst College Jipil was selected for the event after Itending a North West performance luad training session, and catching Ee eye of the performance director. I It will be Mark's first representative pnour for his county or region, and he 1 compete at the Dorothy Hyman adium on April 21st.
'‘Babette’s Feast” (U); Sunday, April 14th, at 7
p.ni.
oss-THIS delicately-told 73.1 and moving story about the two devout daugh- ters of a Danish Luther-
y^.j'.an minister and their gjj j French sery^t is one of HBfthe finest European
films of the 1980s. Living in a small,
remote, austere Danish seaside town in the mid- ,19 th century, the daugh ters devote their lives to continuing the work of their father in the service
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of God, and in care for their own needy towns- peopla One of the daughters
had turned down a promising opera career - and the love of her French voice coach - to remain with her father and the town. Many years later the
, French singer sends a woman (Babette) — who had lost her family at the outbreak of civil war - to live with the sisters. She turns out to be an excel-
■ lent cook,-housekeeper and a shrewd shopper. , The story culminates
in a sumptuous feast pre pared by Babette coincid ing with a memorial to the minister's 100th birthday. “Babette's Feast” is a
multi-layered mystery that dares to provide a lot of answers, including more than a vague hint at the meaning of life itself.
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WE’LL HELP YOU PLAN YOUR WEEK AHEAD ""The Memory of^ ^
^ Water"; Library '
..Theatre," Man- . Chester; until April 13th.
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: I HAD been looking for ward to this production of "The Memory of Water" .
'a t the Library Theatre because it is by Shelagh Stephenson. I have been an admirer
of this dramatist ever since I saw her stunning play "An Experiment with an Air Pump" at the
. ' Royal Exchange a couple' ofyearsago.
"The Memory of ..
Water", which was her first stage play, is just as good and I am happy to report th a t i t is being filmed.;'^;"'';,''/;. . S h e a k e e r i ' ^ f o r
', ihcredibly'funiv dialogue. I t may seem surprising to spend ah' evening laugh- . ing at three sisters prepar ing for the fimeral of their mother, but Stephenson
. managestomakethissit- uation both funny and, at times, heartbreakingly sad. ' My mother had two daughters andso my sis-
. te r and .1 ha've shared . some of the experiences of
the characters in this wonderfully-written play,
which is all about the ties of family and the emo tional baggage that we all
inherit. This production is
superbly acted by Lucy Tregear, Merial Schol- field and Jesrica Lloyd as the three very different sisters and by Matthew Vaughan and Paul Raf- field as the bemused part ners of two of them. This is well worth see
ing and I shall eagerly anticipate the next play.
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Sunday, 2 1 s t April 1 0 am -4 pm
Traders from Sam Vans £8 • Cars £6
Tables £2 :
please telephone 01200 422239
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School hours Admission 20p .
FASHION SHOW by
j . Stardom beckons for ex-GR6 S student
A GROUP in which a Clitheroe 20-year-old is making his name has been earning plaudits in recent months sup porting some of the pop industry's'top acts. But on Friday FY8
FY8, with former
will be headliners them selves when they appear in what is described as "a pop extravaganza" called P a rty a t the Pavilion, featuring some of the country's best new pop acts appearing on stage together a t the Lowther-1 Pavilion) West Beach; m
Clitheroe Royal Gram mar School pupil Jonathon Lloyd, has recently returned from a Smash Hits tour where it supported the likes of S Club 7, Atomic Kitten and Ai. Performing arts stu
dent Jonathon, one of three children of Mr and Mrs Ian and Anne Lloyd, of Withgill Lodge, Withgill, joined the group last autumn after auditions at Blackpool. ' ■ The ■ five-member
Lytham St Annes. "Brothers"; Grand Theatre, Blackpool; April 19th
'group'has had top-flight help in its quest for star
FOLLOWING the huge success of "Elegy", Arc returns to the Grand Theatre ■with Kim Brand- strup's emotive new piece "Broth
PIPPAMVNRO masculine universe where rivalry.
ers". A world of men, a mystifying
cowardice, honour and power are matters of life and deatL Propelled by an electric cycle of
images, vibrant characters and interwoven stories, "Brothers" reveals the complexities of a star tling male world of conflict and
dom. N Sync's writer, Britneys stylist and Des tiny's Child's dance coach have all worked with the five. Already, though, one
is released on May 20th. Also in the show will be
member of the band has left the formation. Ettan (20) and FY8 have part ed company. His place was due to be filled fol lowing auditions this week. The group will share
the stage with Bless-d, an eight-piece band which was runner-up on the recent Smash Hits tour for the best new tour a!ct. Their first single,“ Bo”,
Double2Trouble -16 year old twins, Jenna and Jodie, formerly of the band "Girl Nations”, who supported AI on their UK tour and have per formed in front of 57,000 people; Sacha, a 14-year- old who has aheady com pleted two summer, sea sons in Blackpool; and Ryze: a three piece R & B /Urban band. , : The £5-a-ticket show is
being presented by Laura Jaye from Saturday Morning show “Digpt”.’
resolve, hate and passion, guilt and innocence. I t is a mixture of masterful
story-telling, classical dance, clas sically-influenced music and a contemporary outlook, which is bound to enthral the audience.
To advertise ring Lee Banks (ext. 423), Bev Neary (ext. 417) or Caroline Bracewell (ext. 418) on 01282 426161,
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