-'V N X 20 Clitheroe Advertiser &Times, Thursday, January 25th, 2007 www.clitheroetoday.co.uk Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classifieti) WIN! Cinema tickets STAGE & SCREEN eOMPETITION


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Classic .songs of The Kinks, The Hollies & The Trcmcloes


Really Got Me' The Air That 'Silence is Golden' and


Tickets: £13.00/£11.00


Sunday 28lh January - 2pm Championship Brass in Concert


BT BRASS BAND Tickets £5.50


Wednesday 31st January - 8pm MASTERS OF THE MUSICALS


Celebration of Broadway & West End Musicals Performed by an all-slar West End cast ■ Tickets £I3.00/£11.50


'''^ T ic k e t s £17.50 Wednesday Feb 7Ui 8pm


“NIGHT AT THE MUSEUM’? (PG); screenings on January 29th, 31st and February 1st at 7-30 p.m. at Stage & Screen @ St Mary’s Centre, Church Street, Clitheroe.


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causing havoc, but “Night at the Museum” reworks it well, combining action, adventure and comedy in equal measure. Good-hearted dreamer Larry Daley (Ben


Stiller), despite being perpetually down on his luck, thinks he is destined for something big. Even he could never have imagined how “big” when he accepts what appears to be a menial job as a graveyard-shift security guard at a


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museum of natural history. When he acciden­ tally unlocks an ancient curse, the museum’s exhibits begin to come to life and chaos follows. A handful of well-known faces put in an


appearance, including Robin Williams, Dick Van Dyke, Steve Coogan and Ricky Gervais. ® There ivill be no films at Stage & Screen


for the first two weeks in February due to a stage show. They resume on February 19th.


Holocaust day marked RENOWNED poet Micheal O’Siad- hail will give a free reading of his works at Blackburn Cathedral on Saturday to mark Holocaust Memorial Day This is a very rare chance to hear a


man estimated by no less a man than Seamus Heaney to be one of the world’s greatest living poets. The reading takes place in the crypt


starting at 1 p.m., and free tickets are available by calling 01254 505081.


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FAIRPORT CONVENTION Tickets £18.00


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Wednesday 21st February 8pra


JUDIE TZUKE Tickets: £20.00


Friday 23rd February 8pm GAGA


Tickets: £12.00/£10.00


LITTLE HOWARDS KIDS SHOW Tickets: £4.00 / family of four £15.00


Saturday 24th Febraary - 2pm


Saturday 24th Febraary - 8pm LUCY PORTER


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THE CHRISTIANS & BLACK Tickets: £17.00


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by ANTONY WORRALL


Serves: 4 Prep, time: 10 mins Cooking time: 50 mins


INGREDIENTS: For the chicken -


• 4 tbsp marmalade • 1 tbsp ginger, finely chopped


• 3 garlic cloves, finely chopped


• 2 tsp dijon mustard


• salt and freshly ground pepper


• 50ml (2floz) orange juice


• 1 tbsp olive oil


• 8 chicken pieces - thighs or legs


For the garnish - ^


• 4 spring onions, finely chopped


To serve - • Mashed potato


METHOD:


• Pre-heat the oven to ISOD/gas mark 4.


• In a bowl, combine the marmalade, ginger, garlic, mustard, salt and pepper and orange juice, mix well. Add the chicken and toss to coat.


Line a baking tray with kitchen foil and tip in the chicken and marinade.


Cover with foil and bake for 30 minujes.


Remove the top foil, baste the chicken with the sticky glaze and bake uncovered for 15 to 20 minutes until the chicken is nicely browned but beware of burning.


Add the spring onions near the end of cooking to warm through.


Season well and serve with mash.


AWT and his guests cook up a storm on Saturday Cooks! every Saturday from 9.55am and on Daily Cooks! from 3pm Monday to Friday, on ITV1.


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THERE was a most appreciative audience for Trinity Drama Group’s presentation of “Dead Ringer” by Charles Ross over three nights at Trini­ ty Methodist Church Hal!, Clitheroe. Produced by Joan


Willock, the play opened with a dour prime minister preparing for a general elec­ tion. With a 9% majority


shown by the opinion polls confidence is high until, in the presence of two cabinet ministers, he keels over, dead of a suspected heart attack. Disaster! The anticipated majority


wouldn’t survive such an event. What to do ? Answer: get a look-a-like to play the part for three days. The cast kept admirably


straight faces as the plot developed, with the three cabinet ministers, played by Helen Goles, Anita Kelling- ton and Steuart Kellington, jostling for kudos and pro­ motion, while “Prime Minis- ter”Kim Groydon’s charac­ ter developed a liking for the reins of power. Bridget Smith, in charge


of security, pursued her sus­ picions of foul play, whilst the Prime Minister’s wife, Pat Bowker, found she pre-


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ferred the substitute over the original. Things turned from fantasy to murder and grim plots when secretary Gyn- thia Groydon came to a noisy and gory end (by the Home Secretary, in the PM’s office, with a knife).


I t was an excellent evening


with a talented cast in front of a most appreciative audi­ ence. Watch out for the next


Trinity Drama Glub Pro­ duction. Inquiries in the autumn to


Helen Goles, secretary-tele­ phone Glitheroe 425186. Pictured, from the left,


are: Bridget Smith, Helen Goles, Steuart Kellington, Gynthia Groydon, Kim Groydon, Pat Bowker and Anita Kellington. (s)


Valley star in Pendle Opera's next show


PENDLE OPERA will present its 33rd production, Donizetti’s “Lucia di Lammermoor”, on March 8th, 9th, and 10th at the Mechanics Theatre, Burnley. This challenging work is rarely,


performed by amateur groups - indeed 50 years ago it was seldom performed anywhere. I t was the coming of singers such as Gallas and Sutherland, capable of dojng vocal and dramatic justice to the demanding role of Lucia, that brought a revival of interest in the opera, which many consider to be Donizetti’s greatest work. Pendle Opera tackled it in 1982,


to considerable acclaim, and are keen to get their teeth into the gruesomely improbable plot again. I t involves the usurping owner of a Scottish castle; a hero­ ine betrayed by a treacherous brother, who eventually goes mad and murders her husband; the ghost of a young woman mur­ dered long ago by one of the clan; and lots of blood! In the best operatic tradition


PICTURED is Dorothy Dawes in the role of Lucia in Pendle Opera’s 1982 production, positively dripping wilh blood after the murder of her husband! (s)


three of the seven characters are dead by the final curtain! The opera is made great by Donizetti’s fabulous music, which includes one of the greatest col­


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oratura parts in the title role. The cast of the current produc­


tion includes Ribchester’s Ann- Marie Brewer singing the part of Alisa, Lucia’s confidential maid. Ann-Marie is perhaps best known to Ribble Valley audiences through her performances a t Glitheroe’s annual Gastle proms concerts. The rest of the cast are as fol­


lows: Enrico, usurping owner of Ravenswood Gastle-Jim Ogden; Lucia, Enrico’s sister, secretly bethrothed to Edgardo - Stella Whitehouse; Edgardo, dispos­ sessed heir to Ravenswood Gastle - Kenneth Mathews; Raimondo, tutor to Lucia, - John Ramsdin; Arturo, laird of Bucklaw, Lucia’s suitor - Robert Driver; Normano, head forester to Enrico - Stephen Dixon. Jim Newby will be the musical


director and Brian Townend, who recently completed his 100th pro­ duction, will be the producer. Although an avid opera fan, Brian has never produced an opera before and is really enjoying the challenge. The orchestra will once again be from the Royal Northern Gollege of h '


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