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BASED on Antonia Fraser’s book about the ill-fated Archduchess of Aus tria and later Queen of France, “Marie Antoinette” tells the story of one of the most misunderstood and abused woman in history, from her birth in Imperial Austria to her later life in France. From her betrothal and marriage to Louis XVI at 15 to her reign as
queen at 19 and to the end of her reign and ultimately the fall of Versailles, Sofia Coppola’s film focuses on the personal qualities of the character of
Marie-Antoinette and thus participates in her historical rehabilitation. Antoinette is seen as a respectful loyal daughter, a loving mother and a patient wife who had to withstand a flood of vin dictive criticism from the moment she set foot in the French court. The cast includes Kirsten Dunst in. the
lead role, with support from Marianne Faithfull and Steve Coogan.
TRINITY DRAMA GROUP PRESENT
RINGER DEAD amusing pfay By Cfiarks H(pss
Wednesday 17th, T h u rsd a y 18th & Fr id a y 19th J a n u a ry 2007
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Admission hy programme, avaiiable from: • Mich ael BrilciiOfe - 01200 424328 •H e len C o le s -0 1 2 0 0 425186 Bookahle, for collect io n on door
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R A C K O F I J ^ B WITH PISTACHIO CRUST : by ANTONY WORRALL
Serves:4 Preparation time: 10 mins Cooking time: 25-45 mins
INGREDIENTS:
• 2 X 7-bone best ends of lamb, 275g-350g each (10-12OZ each), each cut in half
• 1 tbsp mustard
For the crust - • 55g (2oz) unsalled butter, melted
• 50g.(2oz) shelled pistachio nuts
• 2 tbsp fresh soft thyme leaves
• 2 tbsp snipped fresh * chives
• 2 tbsp chopped flat leaf parsley
• 50g (2oz) fresh white bread crumbs
• yi grated rind of a lemon
• 1 small garlic dove roughly chopped
> salt & fresh ground black pepper
METHOD:
Pre heat the oven to 200C/400F/Gas Mark 6.
For the pistachio crust -
» Melt the butter in a small pan or in the microwave.
• Place the butter in the food processor with the pistachio nuts & herbs & blitz until bright green.
• Add the breadcrumbs, lemon rind, garlic & seasoning & blend again for just a few seconds until all of the ingredients are well combined.'
• Place the racks of lamb on a chopping board, using a pastry brush . paint the mustard over the fat side of each rack.
> Cover with the pistachio crust using your hands to mould it over the lamb.
■ Arrange the lamb, coated-side up, on a baking sheet & chill for at least 30 mins (up to 2 hours is nne) to allow the crust to set
' Place the racks of lamb in a small roasting tin & roast for 20-25 mins, ora ’ little longer, depending
on how pink you want the lamb.
' Remove the lamb from the oven & set aside in a warni place to rest for 10-15 mins, then serve with new potatoes & steamed asparagus.
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James and the Giant Peach; Octagon Theatre, Bolton; until January 20th
CONTINUING their success ful format of adapting Roald Dahl books for great Christ mas shows, the Octagon is put ting on an imaginative produc tion of “James and the Giant Peach”. After James has been
orphaned when a rhinoceros kills his parents, he is sent to live with his cruel aunts. He is given a bag of crocodile
tongues, which he accidentally drops next to an old peach tree, whereupon a giant peach grows. James finds himself inside the peach and befriends Centipede, Earthworm, Grasshopper, Ladybird and Spider and they embark on a series of adventures. The cast - two women,
Emma Manton and Elizabeth Marsh, and four men, Anthony Hunt, Alan Morissey, Thomas Padden and Matthew Woody- att - are lively and multi-tal-, ented, singing and dancing and
playing a range of musical instruments. They make the
most of the opportunities for humour. Simon Slater has composed
the music and
Jon.Bausor’s design is clever and entertain ing and I liked the unusual use of the peach stone. In these days of computeri
sation, digitalisation, anima- tronics etc. it was lovely to see children still entranced by the magic of theatre. My young companions were impressed by the costumes, especially Spider, and the laughed loudest at Earthworm’s attempts to attract the seagulls by acting ^ bait. They would have liked just a little bit more audience participation i.e. shouting! But they too enjoyed the various forms of the peach and the puppets. Sarah Esdaile’s pro duction is ideally suited for children of all ages.
PIPPAMUNRO
Time to be shaken and stirred__
“An Evening With... Simon Entwistle”
PREPARE to be shaken and stirred later this month as local ghost
■ walker and TV presenter Simon Entwistle takes to the stage for an evening of spooky stories, local myths and comedy. 'The St Mary’s Centre in
Church Street, Ciitheroe, renowned for being haunt ed itself, will play host to the successful local celebrity on Saturday, January 20th, from 7-30
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Ciitheroe 422324 (Editoriai), 422323 (Advertising), Burniey 422331 (Ciassified) ciitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Adyertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified) lus Books
galore ARE you searching for a good January sale deal? If yes, then
get yourself down to Ciitheroe Library tomor row where a massive book sale begins. The sale lasts
until Saturday.
K.S.C. DANCE
Catholic Social Centre Lowergatc
January 20th at 8pm Bob Fairclough
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Tel: 427029 or 427096
P e n d i e
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p.m. Simon, whose “day job” is as a grounds
man for Ribble Valley Borough Council, also does a nice sideline in spooks and sound effects. He has had plenty of fun and helped put Ciitheroe on the map in recent years by taking visitors on guided “Ghost Tours” around the Ribble Valley and beyond - a hobby which led to him being chosen to present Granada TV series “Into the Unknown” last year. His “audience with” stage appearance
in his home town is sure to be an interest ing and engaging one, ivith Simon talking about local ghost sightings, noted haunt ed local'buildings and some creepy myths and legends. The audience will also be treated to some of his now famous sound effects, with plenty of comedy and anec dotes thrown into the mix. Crganisers at the St Mary’s Centre hope
to make the “an evening with...” format a more regular event, with local guest speakers on various subjects. Tickets for the event cost £4 on the door
and all money- raised will be divided between the St Mary’s Centre and help ing Ribble Valley Radio get back on air, scheduled for the not-so-distant future. ’
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