22 Clitheroe Advertiser &Times, Thursday, October 8th, 2009


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TICKET.S ar£ on sale for the Kichard Harris comedy “Outside Edge”, which will he staged at Clitheroe’s St Mary’s Centre next week. Set entirely in and


around a typical English cricket pavilion, “Out­ side Edge” witnesses a Saturday in the life of five couples. The play opens with


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Roger, the captain, ordering his dutiful wife Miriam around the club­ house in preparation for the day’s match. As both the plot and


bearing wife, one possi­ bly adulterous husband.


the cricket match get underway, i t becomes apparent th a t for the team and their wives,, marriage isn’t all i t ’s cracked up to be. And with one over­


a girlfriend with an extremely nervous dis­ position and a suave but lecherous cad, much hilarity ensues. By the end of “Out­


side Edge”, which won the best situation come­ dy prize awarded by the Writer’s Guild of Great Britain in 1994, the audience will have wit­


nessed several traumas. These include one mar­ riage dissolving into what looks like a proba­ ble divorce, learning that one wife set fire to her husband’s brand new BMW and seeing anoth­ er couple find their way back to happiness together. The production will


run from Wednesday, October 14th, to Satur­ day, October 17th. I t will s ta r t a t 7-30


p.m. with tickets, which are available from Clitheroe Tourist Infor­ mation Centre on 01200 425566, costing £6 including tea and bis­ cuits. Tickets are also available from St Mary’s Centre, Church Street, Clitheroe, or Clitheroe Music Shop, Moor Lane, Clitheroe.


Big treat for 60s music lovers imuni


LOVERS of 60s music will be donning their dancing shoes for charity at The Grand on Satur­ day night. The Backbeats tribute


band will be turning the clock back on an amaz­ ing era for pop music


with a storming set of 60s covers from the likes of The Beatles, Elvis Pres­ ley the Kinks and the Rolling Stones. The four-piece band,


featuring Barrie Lancast­ er (guitar/vocals), Tony Bate (guitar/vocals).


Nick Mackey (bass/vocals) and Mike Sherlock (drums), will perform two sets of clas­ sic hits and also incorpo­ rate a 60s/70s disco into the evening's entertain­ ment. Money raised at the event will go towards


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Thursday October 15th 6.30-9pm


An information Evening for parents-to-be FREE prize draw and refreshments


All enquiries Sun 1 U h Oct I 7pm f


£ 7 ;5 0 /£ 5 Bdults ( £ 4 Children ' 'Bedtime Stories uuith the Lancashire Sinfonietta


Music from "The Sujord in The Stone" and "Peter ond The UJoiP'


; v 'Uled 14th Oct j 2pm - 5pm | £ 6 ; :^Tea Dance, Ballroom dancing uuith o Latin ;


flmencan flavour, including sondujiches, coke and refreshments


Fri 16th Oct | 4.30pm - 8pm | £ 5 child


::'v ’ family Fu Night,.UJild IJLIest Party - .Themed night luith games, prizes and/un for , all the family, adults ore free. .


Fri 23rd Oct | 8pm | £ 1 2 /£ 1 0 , members . ■ Northern Jazz Orchestra


‘ .Led by the charismatic Poul Rigby and feoturing Faye Duxbury on vocals'


. Sot 2 4 th Oct I 7pm | £4Qdv/MOTD Roch The G ran d presents;


Middle Finger Solute | .The Irrelevants | Outlauui Sat 31 S t Oct I 7pm - T1 pm | £10 o d v * :


■ Line Doncing Social Night, Starring


John Dean, the prince of UK line dancing ■ *Pnce Includes pie ond pecjssupper.-f Fri 6th Nov | 7pm - 11pm |


Lunchtime Live Fri 12-2pm 9th Oct I Henry Gotham Trio* 16th Oct I Carlton ensemble*


23rd Oct I John UUichhom Trio* *Table reservation available


Acoustic Cofe Sot 1pm stort


10th Oct I A/like Kneofsey* 17th Oct I John AAorgon*


. *Toble reservation ovoiloble


Cofc Nouu Open: Mon - Fri 8.30am - 3pm Sat 11.30am - 2.30pm (Subject to 6/ents)


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The Sanctuary of Healing, Dewhurst Road, Langho, BBS 8AF


El Doret x-street charity project, a charity sup­ porting orphaned chil­ dren in Kenya. Doors open at 7 p.m. and a meat and potato pie and peas supper will be served during the inter­ val.


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start at 8-30 p.m, so get to the Coach and Horses early to grab yourself a seat in the Live Lounge.


Holden Chapel


HARVEST THANKSGIVING SUNDAY 11th OCTOBER


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1.30pm Mr J Bovenizer 7.00pm Mr J Fox


MONDAY 12TH OCTOBER 7.15pm SINGING BY CHILDREN


FROM BETHANY ORPHANGE, TANZANIA sale of produce & supper


Burnley MeGhanies g Manchester Road - Burnley - Box-Office - 01282 664400


Friday 9th October 8pm £16 OFF THE WALL


One of Europe’s leading Pink Floyd shows ' ■ N-R-G i IT - 16yrs | £ 5 adv(Ticketoniv):L


Saturday 10th OcL l lJO am ?8 FamUy ?28 Show The Wiggles The New


DOROTHY THE DINOSAUR SHOW


SaturdaylOth October. 8pm £15 GOimON HENDRICKS


Tribute to Elvis. 2005 winner of Stars In Their


Eyes wift a record number of votes. 2006 voted Best 68 Comeback Special in UK & Europe.


Sunday 11th October £15 b a c k TO BROADWAY


Sparkling new compilation of classic songs from _ some o f the greatest musicals ever written. SUimng Helen Noble, ‘Hollyoaks’ Graham Tudor star of M ^ a Mia, Grease, The Witches of


^ tw ic k . The Rocl^ Horror Show and Joseph & the Amazmg Techmcolor Dreamcoat & A n ie a Lynette-Young, Coronation Street, Annie and Hello Dolly


12th Oct STEWART FRANCIS- Postponed until 10/01/2010


14th &15th OcL THE LADYBOYS OF


_____________BANGKOK_____________ 17th Oc t LIVEAVIRE - ACDC tribute 18th Oct BURNLEY MUNICIPAL __________ORCHESTRA__________


21st Oct JAN RAVENS Hilarious impersonations ______from the star of BBC’s Dead Ringers 22nd Oct THE RAT PACK VEGAS SPECTACULAR


Mr Bojangles, Lady Is A Tramp, Mack The Knife


and many more favourites interspersed with lots of hanky panky as their timeless soiree remains the hottest party around.


23rd Oct Award winning comedian


________MILTON JONES 24th Oct U2UK - U2 tribute


26th Oct CIRCUS HILARIOUS - Brand new show!


29th Oct THE JESTER SOCIETY COMEDY CLUB


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Local star LOCAL singer/song- writer and musician, Andy Oliver, will be per­ forming a live acoustic set of tracks featuring on his forthcoming album, Bar Fly, plus covers from some of his favourite artists at the Coach and Horses, Bolton-by-Bow- land, on Friday, October 16th. His performance will


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