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Clitheroe Advertiser&TIfne3.‘niursday, April 12.2012 2. entertainmen ENCHANTING and


• enthralling female folk duo Jeana Leslie and Siobhan Miller will perform live at


, Mellor Brook Community Centre this Saturday, April 14th.


Bright young things of


the British folk scene, they won the BBC's Young Folk Award in 2008 when barely out of school. Now, with their full-time studies completed, they are embarking on a UK tour which brings them to East Lancashire for a second


• time, having first visited Mellor Brook in 2009.


■ ■ Jeana, from Orkney, and Siobhan, from Edinburgh, draw their repertoire from a rich tradition of kottish song and blend their voices in unison singing one minute and glorious harmony the next Siobhan has recently won the Citty Finlayson


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Scots Singer of the Year at the Scots Trad Music Awards held in Perth. The duo performed at January's annual Glasgow . ^ get-together, Celtic ; Connections, where fiddler |


RIBCAGED Productions, which brought Charles Dickens' Oliver Twist to The Grand to popular acclaim last year, returns this month with a contemporary version of 5hakespeare's tragedy Romeo and Juliet.


The fable of the "star-crossed


lovers" is often known through film and fiction, using the timeless stoiy to explore young love, destiny, family relationships and tragedy. This fast-paced, modern


adaptation takes these themes and presents them in an enjoyable and accessible way for both young and old.


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Jeana Leslie (left) and Siobhan Miller will perform a t Mellor Brook on S a tu rda y .


and pianist Jeana also taught on the Festival's Education Projects. For their Mellor Brook show they will be joined by Aaron Jones, from the


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"Shadows Tall", BBC Radio 2 presenter Mike Harding wrote: "From the moment that I i|rst heard them I ' ^evy that Siobhan and Jeana vyere, the pure drop, the real thing. Their vocals are rich and resonant, thir understanding of and feel for the music profound. Added to that they are damn fine musicians and can hoof it a bit too!"^ Their Mellor


Brook show, which starts at 8 p.m., will get under way with a 30-minute; set from singer and melodeon maestro Paul Russell, from Preston. Tickets cost just :


£10 from the : Britannia Gallery,; in Branch Road,-.: Mellor Brook, or reserve them by phoning Janet on 07791 558554. - The community centre has a , licensed bar which will be dispensing a traditional real ale, red and white wine (by the glass or by the bottle), lager > and a selection of soft drinks.


Owen Phillips said: "We will stick to 5hak«peare's text, but Romeo and Juliet will be presented in a modern way, set during the London riots. "Romeo and Juliet confronts each


generation with its passion and force and the context fits well with what


happened in the capital last year." Through the hate of warring


factions, in defiance of their families and in secrecy from their closest friends, a young couple risk all they have to be together in one of 5hakespeare's most thrilling and popular plays. "There's a lot of tension, and


we will be telling the story in an accessible manner, with, for example, the wam'ng Montague and Capulet supporters represented by the rioters (Montague) and the Police (Capulets). He added: "We take pride in our


work being powerful, real and challenging often using true to life experiences to portray drama. "There will be a few surprises


for the audience and we are really excited about the project." Romeo and juliet: Tuesday,


Wednesday and 5aturday, April 24th, 25th and 28th. (£12 and £6).


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Kyla Brox Band + Support Fn.Apr 20


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UNMISTAK^LV oiie of the most


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, of her generation, the ^ ’^brilliant Kyla Brox f i; headlines at The Grand next ' - a Friday (April '; J I


Kyla's ^


voice remains a stunning ' example of the soul ' - ~ ■singer's art turning upthe


^ heat by degrees,'lulling and; '.• charming before unleashing' emotional catharsis, and ,blum'rig the distinction


*! betvveen pleasure and pain •V like the soul greats of o ld .- : Fronting the mighty five- •'


f; piece Kyia Brox Band, the - Lancashire-bom singer will : ;be supported by another;;? ? - regional female blues star, ; ; Lucy Zirins. V j-


^ There was little doubt of ■ Kyla's d^jny from a young ???


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. age.'She perfonUed with heraj father's (\rictgr’Brpx).band “ from the age"of 12 years' Eold; and vvas part of.his-s! ^-'.regulartouring'pai^;|| L^soph’after. lvrThe.cqre df.the P : Kyla Brox Band ^*go back tothis\ ' -reniarirable unH,^ ; nominally the yictprv?,'


’• ''4^. Brdx Blues Train; butv -, i known as, "the child slavery. band" for the extreme — j, ^ youth of the players. As - ^ well as K^a, it contained bassist Danny Blomeley and. ■


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drummer Phil Considine, both Kyla Brox Band -


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