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COMIC legend Ken Dodd will bring 'happiness' to the opening of the north west's first comedy exhibition when he opens “Grin Up North” a t the Museum of Lancashire in Preston on Satur­ day, July 19th.


ters’ such as Eric Morecambe, Peter Kay, Dave Spikey, Johnny Vegas, Frank Randle and Albert Modley are also featured in what promises to be a lively experience.for all who attend. John McGoldrick, the curator


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be a lively exhibition that will show younger people exactly where comedians like Peter Kay and Johnny Vegas get their humour. I t will also be a trip down memory lane for those who remember legends like Morecambe, Dawson and Ran­ dle. "We are thrilled, or you could


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series of exciting, newly-commis­ sioned community plays that will perform under the banner “The Big Room’. Members from all age groups of


wrights, “Keeping Up”, which runs from Wednesday until Saturday, is a buzzing new comedy about keeping up with the Jones' (or the Joan's') that nips consumerism in the bud. Never before has gardening been


such big business! Where would we be without the garden gods Alan Titchmarsh, Diarmuid Gavin and the lovely Ms Dimmock and her water features?


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the Octagon Youth Theatre join forces with participants from the Act Your Age Elders project and activ8's huge range of outreach ses­ sions to form the biggest and most diverse company ever seen on the Octagon stage. Part-funded by North West Play­


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Ladyboys in cabaret


SIXTEEN of the world's most glamorous and glitzy transvestites have brought their dazzling new cabaret show, “The Ladyboys of Bangkok” to The Lowry at Sal­ ford Quays on their first visit to the North West. Housed in a spectacular Thai Pavilion, The Ladyboys


burgh Festival Fringe. East meets West and Cabaret meets spectacular West


the west, this show recreates the excitement of the bright lights of Bangkok. This greatest hits show includes a special tribute to


in “Look a t me I'm Sandra Dee” and “Grease Light­ ning”.


Kylie Minogue and Sophie Ellis Bextor. “Grease”, the musical, also gets the full Thai treatment


Flamboyant costumes, painstakingly immaculate make-up, show-stopping choreography and an over­


whelming atmosphere of fun are the hallmarks of this unique entertainment.


Sideways look at garden gums Juliet Raynsford, activ8 Director


and Chris Sudworth, Youth Theatre Director, who together have co­ directed Keeping Up, said: "The Big Room project gets its name from the amount of times participants in our community and Youth Theatre pro­ jects have asked us whether their performance pieces will be present­ ed in the Bill Naughton Theatre or in 'The Big Room'. We thought after all their hard work, they deserved their chance!


Joan's garden is her pride and joy,


and the envy of the entire neigh­ bourhood. When she buys the ulti­ mate garden accessory, a 'stunning' stone angel, Joan feels her garden is complete. But soon her new pur­ chase is the victim of vandalism, and Joan determines to hunt out the culprit, whatever the cost. With a wealth of crazy characters and cut­ ting northern wit, “Keeping Up” promises a great night out.


big cast has certainly been a chal­ lenge - more than 50 people in one rehearsal room can be a bit much in 25 degree weather as you can imag­ ine!


"However, working with such a


giggle, with the real plus point being the way the company, drawn togeth­ er from a huge range of projects, backgrounds and age groups, has bonded together to form such a cohesive group." The play opens on Tuesday and runs until Saturday.


“The process has raised many a


remain at The Lowry until July 24th. Their visit follows four successful years at the Edin­


End musical. Combining the beauty, serenity and charm of traditional Thai songs and the raunchy disco beat of


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T H A I G R E EN PO R K STIR- FRY


THIS is British Pork Week, a celebration of excellence. Pork is healthy, quick and easy to cook; it tastes great and is extremely versatile.


Touching tale is well told


S te e l Magnolias: Bolton Octagon until June 28th


of six Louisiana women who meet in a beauty parlour and exchange news and gossip and help and support each other in times of trouble.


Truvy (Nicola Bolton) is


of a few years take all these women through fun and tragedy until the women realise th a t they have the strength of steel within them­ selves. I was interested to read in


the programme notes th a t Robert Hariing based his story on real-life events in his own family. It is also very, very funny,


with some wonderfully witty one-liners and I have to con­ gratulate Nicola Bolton as Truvy on the authentic look of her back-combing of Shel­ by’s hair! A very strong cast makes


this a great production. PIPPA MUNRO


the owner and she takes on a young ass istant, Annelle (Samantha Coughlan). Two of her regular customers are older women Ouiser (Pamela Buchner) and Ciairee (Tessa Worsley) who conceal their deep affection for one anoth­ er in mocking banter. Two others are M’Lynn (Francesca Ryan) and her daughter Shelby (Katherine Holme) and the play starts on Shelby’s wedding. We learn about the men in their lives but never see them. Four scenes over a period


THE POPULAR play “Steel Magnolias”, by Robert Har- ling, was made into a hit film in 1989 and it has long been a family favourite. It is a touching, funny tale


What more could you ask for?. Pork is perfect for partner­


ing with popular modern dishes that, perhaps, would


health addition to a tradi­ tional Caesar salad. It is seri­ ously hot stuff when teamed with spices in a biryani, Thai stir-fry or Oriental pork burg­ ers and is simply delicious as


not immediately spring to mind. I t works wonderfully as a


pork steaks with thyme and lime butter. So whether planning a bar­ becue, a quick easy lunch, a


look out for the Love Pork logo on packs in supermar­ kets which features a free recipe booklet.


hearty meal or a curry night, pork positively prevailsl During British Pork Week


ous butchers’ promotions will run throughout the week.


Discount offers and vari­


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AUSTRALIA has made a suc­ cess story from its Shiraz, as it prefers to call the native French variety we know as Syrah. More of this later. In the quest for offering con­


sumers an alternative to the unrelenting march of Chardon- nay, growers seek grape vari­ eties from further afield. There are many fine alternatives. Reisling, particularly from Clare Valley and Semilion, Rousanne and Marsanne from Yarra Valley to name but a few - but Verdelho?


linking this grape with Madeira, as it is one of the “noble varieties”, but as a table wine it excels. The Simon Gilbert Verdelho 2002 comes from the Hunter Valley and is as different to Madeira as chalk is to cheese. Cool fermentation tech­


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niques capture fresh fruit to the full and this grape variety has little perceived acidity. The pale, straw-coloured


wine has hints of a golden streak to it. The nose is fruity, those apricot nectarine fruits, and on the palate the fruits are enhanced by a very creamy texture - good mouth feel -


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The Grimm Tales; Dukes Theatre, Lancas July 4th to August 9th


July 4th, and runs until August park, were collected by the Grimi in Germany to preserve the tradii of the German peasants. They now form many of our bes:


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Special


SUMMER is hero as the cast o woodcutters and wicked stepmo arrived at the Dukes Theatre, in for rehearsals. The Grimm Tales, which opens


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