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On the hunt of the crocodiles!


AUSTRALIAN FILM FESTIVAL; February 14th to 16th; Grand Cin­ ema, Clitheroe


THE Crocodile Hunter (U) will be shown on Saturday, February 15th, at 2-30 p.m., telling the story of when a CIA satellite crashes in the Australian outback and a rescue mission is mounted to stop it falling into the wrong hands.


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en into a crocodile’s stomach. Animal Planet’s Steve Irwin is the only


man mad enough to try to solve the prob­ lem - and encounters a few problems. In the evening, the Australian offering


is “La Spagnola” (15), the story of Lola, a hot-blooded Spaniard, who is deserted by her husband for a cool and calculating Aussie blonde. Lola is pregnant again, but


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FILM FESTIVAL February id -16th 2003


Comedy ingredients of popular television


REUNION; Tuesday to Saturday; Charter Theatre, Preston


THE popular Hull Truck Theatre Company pushes the boundaries of comic reality in the latest play from talented artistic direc-


' tor John Godber. “Reunion” is pausing at


Preston’s Charter Theatre from Tuesday to Saturday next week during a six- month national tour. The play recreates the


world of “Reunion”, a gameshow sweeping the nation. The unexpected contestant is Jack Wesley, chosen from the audience to step hack in time to the college reunion to meet characters from his past. Jack does not know, but


his wife is hidden backstage with a makeover expert. The play slips into the


she and their daughter, Lucia, are left to starve while Ricardo spends all their savings on a sleek new car for his mistress. When he dies unexpectedly,


the family fortune - the flash car - remains with his mistress. Despite all his betrayals,


Lucia sides with her father and begins a quest of revenge, some­ thing which inevitably puts her on a collision course with her mother. Each week Festival Films will


he reviewed and the competition winner will be given the chance to win a weekend pass allowing admission to all screenings dur­ ing festival weekend.


fantastical and downright grotesque at times - much like the ingredients of mod­ ern day popular television.


Passion abounds in Spanish play


YERMA; Royal Exchange Theatre, Manchester; to February 22nd


A SUCCESSFUL translation and adapta­ tion of Frederico Garcia Lorca’s “Yerma” makes for a stunning production a t the Royal Exchange. This passionate play in a Spanish vil­


lage, centres on Yerma, obsessed by her desire for a child. Denise Black is powerful in the role and well supported. Director Helena Kaut Howson has con­ veyed the contrast of the arid landscape


with the fertility of water. The wonderful design by Simon Higlett with dramatic use of fire and water is augmented by music and movement by Akintoyo Akin- bode and Jack Murphy. The dramatic climax to the first act and


stunning ending are enthralling, while the costuming of the sisters-in-law who watch Yerma gives a modern relevance. Anni Domingo is effective as the pagan who offers Yerma a way out and the final


tragedy is stunning and unexpected. PIPPA MUNRO


Plays explore


battle of sexes EDUCATING RITA, OLEANNA; February 14th to March 29th; Dukes Theatre, Lancaster


NEXT week the Dukes Theatre, Lancaster, breaks with tradition by presenting two plays in the studio in repertoire. “Educating Rita” by Willy Rus­


sell and “Oleanna” by David Mamet, can be enjoyed indepen­ dently in their own right, but by pre­ senting them in repertoire audiences will be able to watch both and appre­ ciate the fascinating comparisons. There is also the chance to see them in one evening! The plays will be performed from


February 14th to March 29th. Both plays are about a university


lecturer and a female pupil, hut that is where the similarities end. Written a decade apart and on


either side of the Atlantic, “Educat­ ing Rita” - made into a film starring Michael Caine - and “Oleanna” explore student/teacher relation­ ships. But, on a another level, they are about how men and women interact and how this is influenced by changes in society. Set in the early 1980s, “Educating


Rita” is a story about a Liverpool hairdresser's quest to understand lit­ erature so she can talk about things that matter. I t is about the clash of cultures between her tutor and her­ self. As the story develops, they learn


from one another. “Oleanna” is set in America on a


college campus in the early 1990s. Student Carol visits her tu to r to express concern about failing her course, but John's reaction is unex­ pected and leaves Carol confused. The position of power shifts from John to Carol in a violent verbal exchange. David Mamet's trade­ mark dialogue is highly distilled and this play is considered his most con­ troversial as the confrontation becomes an arena for male-female power struggle.


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THE WILD THORNBERRYS (U)Mhr35mins


Qa8y 12.40 2.35 4.30. Sat mom 10.45


FINAL DESTINATION 2 (15)*1hr45mins


Daily 1.40 4.00 6,20 8,40


TWO WEEKS’ NOTICE (12A)’ 1hr55mins


Daiy 1.20 3.40 6.00 820, Sat mom 11,10 Contains mikJ sex references


8 MILE (1S)2hrs10mins


Oaity 620 8.45. No 6.45 show Thursday HARRY POTTER & THE


CHAMBER OF SECRETS (PG) 3hre. Sat/Sun 11.50 3.05


THE LORD OF THE RINGS: THE TWO TOWERS


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(12A) 3hrs 25mins. Daily 12.00 3.40 725 No 725 show Thursday


Contains intense combat and tantasy _______ honor scenes_________


Advance Screening Thursday. 13th February


DAREDEVIL


(15) • 1hr50mins. On screen B,20pm ATouch of Class


Thursday 13th February CHANGING LANES


(15) 1hr40mins, On screen B,45pm


Little Oscar’s Club Saturday, 8th February


CLOCKSTOPPERS (PG)1hr50mins


Fun 8 Games with O and Winny On screen 11.00. aff seats £1.50


BOOK NOW: CHICAGO


(12A) * 2hrs ISmins. Opens Fri, Nth Feb Daily: 12.30 3.105.50 820


Contains moderate sex, sexual reference andviofence


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FILMS FROM FEBRUARY 7lh to 13th FEBRUARY


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Daily 4.25,7.45 8 M IL E (15)


Fri-Wed, 3.15, 8.15


H A R R Y PO T TE R 2 (PG). 12.40 (Sal/Sun only)


G HO S T S H IP (18). ' Dally 8.00pm


I S P Y (12a). 12.45 (Sal/Sun) Fri-Wed 5.55


TW O WE EK S N O T IC E (12a) 12.35 (Sat/Sun) ;


dally 3.15,5.55,8.25 : T H E W ILD


TH O R N B ER R Y S (U). 12.20 (Sat/Sun) dally 2.55,5.20 :


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• Dally 1.15 3.40 6.10 8.30 Sat I lam Sat lata 11pm (Contains mild sex references)


CH IC AG O (12A)2hrs ISmins Daily 12.45 3.25 6.00 8.40


(ConcUns moderate sex, sexual references and violence)


GHOST SHIP (18) 1hn4Smlns Dally 3.I5 8.30 ExThur, 8.30 SatlaM I0.45


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H A R R Y P O T T E R 2 (PG) lhn somins Sac 11 .OOam 2.10 Sun 2.10


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8 MILE (15) 2hrs 5mlns Daily 6.00 8.25,Sac Late IO.SOpm


■ Advance Screening - Thurs 13th Feb 2 003 (Full Film)


DARE DEVIL (15tbc)* 1hr JJmln* . . On Screen 8.20 pm


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Sounds of Northern, Motown and 60’s soul with DJ’s Ginger Taylor, Roman and Terry ‘Motown’ Davies.


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An Introduction To Silk Painting A d u l t C r a f t W o r k s h o p


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A stunning tribute to Freddie Mercury & Queen


Friday 14th February BEYOND BROADWAY


The London Stage Ensemble & top West End Performers in a joyous celebration of 'Broadway ana the West End'


Thursday 20th February Splat Theatre Company present


AN EVENING WITH GARY UNEKER Hilarious comedy written by Arthur Smith


Friday 21st February


MORE MUSIC IN MORECAMBE Bands & DJ's Live Music Mix


I 'Lee & Herring', Time Gentlemen . Please' presents 'Talking Clock'


Sunday 9th March ED BRYNE


Comic Gold ... Master of observational comedy


Tuesday 11 th March


F IVE P E N N Y P IECE Featuring N O R M A N PRINCE


18th - 22nd March Basics Junior Theatre present


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Films from Friday, 7th February for 7 days L.O.T.R. - TWO TOWERS <


Dally 12.00 3.40 7.25


(contains Intense combat & fantasy ho r ro r scenes) The Directors Auditorium ••


Dally 12.00 3.40 7.25 (contain* Intense combat & fantasy ho r ro r scenes)


L.O.T.R. - TWO TOWERS ( i iA ) I SPY (12A) 1hr 45mlns


Daily 1.00 6 . I0 (contains moderate violence and sexual referencing)


GANGS OF NEW YORK (is) ihn ssmim Dally 1130 3.407.45 Ex 12J0 3.40 Sat/Sun Ex 7.457hurs 13th


CATCH ME IF YOU C A N (UA)*2hrs35mins DallyXOOS.OO 8.00 Satiate II.00pm


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Book Now JUNGLE BOOK 2 (U)*,hr40min, . Opens 11th April 1.45 3.506.15 Sat m om 11.30am .


Little Oscar Show Saturday, 8th February 2003


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