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Si lighted to announce that Rich-: ■ ard Marshall and Tim Wood,'
' two of Lancashire’s best and :i;most, interestmg-fme-artists :;;have an exhibition in the As
hcroft Gallery. Both artists, who . .'work completely independ-i
\ ently, have come togetner to share exhibition space.'
7 ,, Richard Marshall’s paintings
^,aim to capture. the moment, emotion and experience o f be-; ‘ mg in a beautiful place by using-
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ism.moving,into a more free ; style. In his paintings he likes u to experiment,with acetate,
::?plastics.and other,materials. ■ -)i; He IS also a published author of 0 s popular educational children’s
: story books? „ .-r . y ^ Tim Wood exhibits some of
? s the work thatjhat he has paint- •
g scale and perspective to place SthewewerwithinThe scene. He. i?descfib'es it
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;i.'i ed bvefthe lasf40years based raround the changing seasons in jj'Lancashire..Tim could almost, V S he''described as a Bio D3mamic ;-^n artist in that he only paints from: 7' the season m residence.vThe,
;|irstahdard of work by butsfahdmg.C-t;-
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: Tall elegant range in the exhibition.(s); ■"- V , ■ -t
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Review: “As You Like It”, at the Royal Exchange Theatre; Manchester, until ;
' August 6th. Box Office: 0161 : 833833. Website: vvwv^^;;
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:‘.‘AS You Like It’! is one o f Shake-; speare’s inost popular plays. '
.; ;;As anfAmerican lad y is sup-'. : posed to
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Shakespeare, fora modern au- ' we;.perhaps; hke ttfdo. 'The best
;Ican do is to call itfa.“rom-com” :
; (romantic comedy) because this ; IS a play that is/essentially, about . love, how to find it, how to test i t . .: And It is a woman’s play because
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■ •«.'This exhibition is an ideal opportunity to show off thoser.-: ;: contrasts m the lovely surroundings of Brabin’s Gallery in Chipping.-;,
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:Hill,:themewest!innovationS!v :'at Stanley. House, Hotel; Mel-: '■ lor,’was’anjexperience
of-.the;,:ii highestvexcellence from then;:; moment btarrival to the final ^'v Coffeeitjwas'^th'e'cremeTde-la-:;;; creine in fine dining.;'‘ " 4
-sAiwarm-.welcpraevby-general..;; ■managerlPhilip-Wharton,; was !S; Only surpassed by a chilled glass of ' - ■
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white wine while.’my husband Vic •--v and myself perused the. menu; I t ' ' contained a cacophony o f mouth-; watering":choices Jrom. baked- ■ French onion soup to Bouillabaise ,4 Marseille.-style among the variety huge and meaty,far too good just; of dishes and spe'eial additions. 'i :--'-: .;•■ to swallow they had to be savoured ’
i;vHelp^with;Jhe^choice;_of f o o d . and enjoyed slowly with a glass of; and wme.was provide'd^by'maitre .vj New Zealand Sauvjgnon Blanc 3 - d’,-Ben,'a graduate in hospital- After much deliberation I chose ity.and m'
anagementwho.offeredc.as a first course pan seared foie.; friendly,advice,on;both'_food andragras with windfall fruit chutney- wine choice. Hejsuggeste'dyve had L ‘
a.pre-starter, of natural Colches-
;;:;: and raisin bread to remind me of
: ter-rock oysters'which,; after we were seated in the luxurious din ing room with pristine table wear, arnved on a bed o f ice.vThey were
..holidays m the,French country-^' •; side'. Vic chose the special crab- salad starter, which he found sim-;
::ply delicious,'especially as' it was ■ : accompanied with a chilled glass;
;i^,|bon jva'riilla ;c rm ?;.,;with'sh’drtbread J which he soon polished off,
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eau.SeptyjM^ lac, from France..
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andthesteak,nothuge,was:;. the rice puddm'g sou f f le ;^ ''o^ j ’^?{^;},®“?ffv^^^^^ V rcooked to his liking tnd he but. thinking I knew bet?
I RESTAURANT: >The stylish rivL .Grill on the Hill- restaurant.(s) -
a was the .vmentto i'; AMight pudding was re-
perfect accompani- both - ' ' , '
‘ ally what r wanted ;after -: all these delicious courses - and Ben .recommended'
.:; ofwhite Burgundy. I was treated to a glass of Pedro ^m en e z with the
vfoie gras. Asmell o f newly baked -bread wafted across the table as: the bread sticks arrived.
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.The mam course of “surf and turf’ -. fillet steak with grilled king;
3: prawns - was chosen by my hus- . band while I went for the calves
' liver. Both beautifully presented, ' ;:the liver was pink and tasty and quite a big portion Vic’s prawns were nicely grilled
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the chief protagonist is Rosalind f ; (Cush Jumbo), who has to disguise■ herself as a man and then has the , chance to quiz her potential lover,; ■ Orlando (Ben Bratt) i:' However, their romance is com-; ' plicated, accompanied by thos'e of <
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Celia (Kelly Hotten) and Oliver (Gyuri Sarossy), shepherd Silvi- ; ? us (William Postlethwaite) and;; Phoebe (Zora Bishop) and the im,-;; ■ mensely comical Touchstone (Ian .r
4bo!It |Hamlet: j“It’s,sO; full. o f .. -Bartholomew) and Audrey (Vic- quotes’!. So,Joo,;is'As You Like/, - tofia Elliot).
ingly swift happy ending ' This IS Cush Jumbo’s evening.:
She’s a lovely, sexy Rosalind/cute, rap Ganymede, but she is well sup- ■ ported by a cleverly comic Celia, a- charming; lovable Orlando and an; excellent cast
■ ■' G r eg■ Hersov.’s production;
helped.by the design of Ashley. Martin Davis, which is wonder- •:
fuIly.colourful.'.Ttookayoung: companion; with-some experi-: .ence in acting with Burnley Youth; Theatre. He had never seen a pro- ;
It IS all great fun. The woodland J- duction of this play before and he
setting of Arden is well evokv^d, ..-was engrossed; I was so pleased. in wintery greens and then spi'ing;/;; with his response. .This is part of? oranges by the use of. brightly-,-; , what those of us who are passion- -
.coloured speakers descending to; indicate the woodland cover. The- good Duke (Terence Wilton), also the bad duke presides over all; We, know there is going to be an amaz-.
.ate about live theatre must d o - to pass on our love to the next gen eration; And this IS Shakespeare
'made accessible and fun. '' PIPPA MUNRO HEBDEN
jT ‘f W i l f f d ’W l A , .j ^ :,Th'e’Aspina!l Arms
Hotel-.Mittoh Road/Mitton, Lancashire, BB7 9PQ. Tel: 01254 826 223i?- ^ ------------------ ------------------------------------------------------------------- mm H U i
. meringue.-It was’delicious S' ;! and quirky to look at, like, :-twor mushrooms y i th red rJops on a sea o f strawberry ■ glaze which .soon disap- peared;Wic chose the hour-.
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f i g j 'h e j ’styiish;^^^^ .- rant is enhanced by friendly|
*° chat when they
i-,- ^_had a choice o f sauce. A - ter, I chose instead thejeed : glass o f Australian shiraz.j’tvanilla parfait w i t h ' g o o e y c h e f Andrew
^Parker was a joy to experi- • - ence. The restaurant’s grill- led menu brings together; an eclectic: mix: o f great
•British favourites alongside: traditional French Classics. ;
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