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Summer Holiday; The Lowry, Salford Quays; next week


Show will p u t you in holiday mood They’ll be dancing in the aisles with these two varied shows


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GET READY to dance down the aisles when the double- decker pop musical “Summer Holiday” drives into The Lowry next week. This popular musical,


adapted from the 1960s film “Summer Holiday”, is directed by Michael Gynell and chore­ ographed by Tony Award win­ ning Gillian Gregory. I t opens a t the Lyric, Sal­


ford Quays, on Monday and runs until the end of the week. Starring Suzanne Shaw


(Hear’Say), Stefan Booth (“Hollyoaks”), Christopher Biggins and Aimi MacDonald, in the words of the star of the original film, Sir Cliff Richard, i t as “The perfect feel good show.”


And it even has the big red


bus which was the real star of the 1960s film.


HALF PRICE PIZZA AND PASTA eve ry T h u r s d a y 6 « 9 .3 0 pm


BAND NIGHT with THE ANIMALS +


THE GERRY DONAHUE BAND (plus top support)


Outdoors (weather permitting)


WEDNESDAY, 25 th JUNE ______'Free Admission


IV T i t to n H a l l C o u n t r y H o u s e H o t e l Mittnn Rd, Mitton, Whatley


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RACHEL CAIN Monday Night


Disco sounds from 70’s, QO's, 90’s Sunday Night


QUIZ NIGHT . BEACH PARTY


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HARNESS RACES HELLIFIELD


To be held on Peel Park, H e llif ie ld


by kind permission of Mrs NThwaite and family


on Sunday, 22nd June, 2003 I st Race 2 .3 0 pm


Admission £ 6.00 including programme


Children under 15 free


Licensed bar, refreshments and children’s rides


Cars free onto field


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(Sat/SunOTiurs) @ 4.45 KIDS CLUB •


THE DARK CRYSTAL (PG) —Sat only11.00


Infoline 0 1 2 5 4 5 I 7 7 9 Programmes and times Friday, June 20th


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THE MATRIX RELOADED (15) 2hrs 30mins


Daily 100 5.30 8.20 Uttle Oscars Sat 21st June


DIGIMON THE MOVIE (PG) Ihr45mins


Fun starts (5) II.00am Advance Showings


Sat 21 st Sun 22nd &7hurs 26di June BRUCE


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Too Soon For Daisies A comedy thriller by William Dinner & William Morurn


at Trinity Methodist Church Hall, Clitheroe Tickets £4 Concessions £3.50


Thursday 26th, Friday 27th, Saturday 28th June 2003 7.30pm


Admission by programme available from F.A. Allen & Sons, 1 Wesleyan Row, Parsons Lane, Clitheroe 01200 422446


or see any member of the Trinity Drama Group Manchester Rd, Biirnley . * >


Michael Britcliffe - 01200 424328 • Infoline 0 1282 456333


f Films from Friday, 20th June for 7 days XMEN 2 (1 2A ) 2 h r s 3 0m ln s


Daily 2.00 5.00 8.00, No shows Sat 2 1 st/Sun 22nd andThurs 26th (Contains scenes of an adult nature)


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L/ttfe Oscar Show - Saturday 2 Ist June


CATS & DOGS (P G ) 1 h r 4 0 m ln s The fun and games start at 11.00am


Advance Screening* S a t 21st, Sun 22nd & T h u r 26th


BRUCE ALMIGHTY F ilm O n ly (1 2 A ) * 1 h r 4 5 m l tn


onscreen 1.45 4. IS 6.30 8.45, also Sat mom 11 JOam, Sat late 11 pm (Contains one use of strong language and moderate sex references)


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TRINITY DRAMA GROUP PRESENT


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Broughton Hall, Near Skipton (A59 to Clitheroe) The No rth ’s LeadlngTraditlonal Countryside Show SUNDAY, 29th JUNE


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Mell'n Family Sheepdog Handling • Parade of Heavy and Miniature Horses • City of Leeds Pipe Band • Romanian Dancers • SheepdogTrials • Ashleys Steam Gallopers - Worm Charming •


Archery •Terrier Racing-


„ . J l - . Maker # Chain Saw Demos • Craft Displays • Punch & lucfy • Fisherman's Row • BASC GUN DOG SCURRY • DOG SHOW • LURCHER BEDLINGTON & TERRIER SHOW • PAKEFIELD FERRETS & DISPUY


CRAVEN OLD WHEELS HISTORICVEHICLE RALLY Vintage Tractors • Girder Forks Classic Motorcycles


• Birdman Challenge • Clay Shoot STARTS 10.3 0am


BARS • CATERING ‘TRADE STANDS


ADULTS £6. C H ILDREN & OAPs 12 Sponsored byYorkshire Life


Proceeds to Cave Rescue Organisation and Upper Wharfedale Fell Rescue Association


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Donations to Save The Children Fund n EDISFORD SCHOOL


50th ANNIVERSARY SUMMER . FAYRE


Friday 20th June 3.30pm


Come and join in the family fun. Admission: Adults 20p Children free


Stalls, games, bouncy castle and light refreshments.'


R ib b le s d a le P ro d u c e a n d Farmers M a rk e t


B u y F r e s h 'Food direct from "Producers N ex t W e d n e sd ay , 2 5 th J u n e f rom 1 0 am - 2 3 0 pm


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Grimm tales to tell in the open air


Grimm Tales in the Park; Dukes Theatre, Lancaster; July 4th - August 9th


ters and wicked stepmothers has arrived at the Dukes The­ atre, Lancaster, for rehearsals for the “Grimm Tales in the Park”, which opens on Friday, July 4th and runs until August 9 th .


This year’s summer open-


air production has a mix of new and more familiar faces.


lected their ancestral stories from Germany and the sur­


The Brothers Grimm col­ CAST of witches, woodcut­


rounding countries in an attempt to preserve the tradi­ tional domestic tales of the German peasants. They now form many of our best-loved fairytales such as “Cinderel­ la” and “Hansel and Gretel”. Clive Duncan plays the


stepmother in “Ashputtel” (Cinderella) and the father in “Hansel and Gretel”. Clive appeared in “Don Quixote” in the park three years ago. He has also featured in a number of TV productions. Sally Evans, from North


Wales, will be playing Gretel and the Lady in “The Lady and the Lion”. Following work with the Clwyd Youth Theatre and the National


Youth Theatre of Wales she trained a t The Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama. Stuart Goldsmith will play


the Prince in “Ashputtel” and the second son in “The Golden Goose”. Stuart has graduated from the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama and pre­ viously trained at Dartington and Circomedia. He is one half of the award-winning street double act The Unknown Stuntmen.


Lancaster-born Lisa


Howard will play the witch in “Hansel and Gretel” and one of the sisters in “Ashputtel”. Lisa has featured in plays for Radio 3 and 4.


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Dance shows; Sal­ ford Quays; July 12th and 27th


TWO totally different types of dance will be on stage in


Manchester next month. “The Cost of Living” is


an innovative dance show presented by DV8 Physical Theatre a t the Lyric on July 12th. And on July 27th, in the neighbouring Quays Theatre a t Salford Quays, Anand Yatra, the South Asian Folk Dance Festival, will feature a colourful and joyous cele­ bration of folk dances from the Indian sub-continent. DV8 was formed in 1986


by an independent collec­ tive of dancers. The company has pro­


duced 13 highly-acclaimed dance pieces, which have toured internationally, and made three award-winning films for television. The company is led by


Lloyd Newson and “The Cost of Living” was origi­


nally commissioned for the Sydney 2000 Arts Festival. The show, DV8’s most ambitious yet, is about per­ fection and pretence, about how society measures indi­ viduals and how we in turn value ourselves. I t features


The Amdram Slam; Blackpool Grand Theatre; June 26th and 27th


AN EXCITING new development for ama­ teur performers is taking place in Blackpool. Blackpool Grand Theatre* in association with


Blackpool Borough Council and Blackpool Town Centre Forum, discovered there are 30 amateur theatre groups in the area. And they are tapping their huge resource by


staging The Amdram Slam on June 26th and 27th.


The show will involve six of the local amateur groups, performing in two nights of what is


uation of The Lowry’s asso­ ciation with Milapfest, the year-round South Asian Arts Festival which is based in the North West.


A chance for the seaside amateurs to shine


hoped will be dynamic dramatic entertainment. Each company will have just one hour to


. set up, perform and clear the stage ready for the next one.


On Thursday In Your Face Theatre


Company presents “Anorak of Fire” fol­ lowed by St Bernadette’s Players with “What Shall We Do With The Body” and, finally, The Lancastrian Players present “Death In Character”. On Friday St Thomas’s Drama Group performs the world premier of “Journeys”, Bispham Occasional Players will present “Respect” and Preston Drama Club has the world premier of “The Apothecary”.


15 outstanding performers from around the world. Anand Yatra is a contin­


New version


of classic play A Little Local Diffi­


culty; Coliseum Theatre, Oldham.


dham Pitts, (gem of a part for Eric Potts) is appalled to discover that an inspector from the capital is arriving incognito. He enlists the help of his


equally-venial cronies, the postmaster (Steve Owen) Phillip Stein, Director of Charities (Johnson Willis) Rose Quigley, Director of Schools (Eve Steele) and Mr and Mrs Robson (Rob Parry and Sue McCormick). They inevitably mistake a


worthless, bankrupt clerk, John Petty (Tim Treslove) for the inspector. The consequences of this


lead to many farcical situa­ tions which are played out at a cracking pace. Kevin Shaw’s direction


some of whom play several parts, extract every ounce of humour from the witty script and the addition of local dialect makes it even funnier. Alison Heffemen’s clever,


makes the most of some well-choreographed comic reactions and even moments of slapstick. The accomplished cast,


oddly-angled set makes an effective backdrop for this comedy of mistaken identi­ ty and crooked characters who get their deserved comeuppance.


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W e e k e n d INSIDE TVI WmKEND


DISH OF THE WEEK JIM’S BREAD AND BUTli PUDDING


with Jim Jenkins ,


ONCE again last week m y | band and I travelled over thrl der, this time to South Wales!


was getting out of Clithenl Monday afternoon just a f t l accident on Whalley Roadl


The hardest part of the jotl


caused the town centre to coif a standstill. Eventually we crossed ovel


wonderful new toll bridge s | ning the River Severn to r l Newport, at the mere cost of |


£4. 50, but they let you oul free.


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because my husband had a s'i| ing engagement a t a luncll given by the ladies of South Vi to raise funds for the Soeiel Licensed Victuallers’ Schools! SLV owns two indepeml schools, Licensed Victual! School, Ascot, in Berkshire, i l pendent day and boarding scl


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