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open invitation to ‘Come and join us!’


IT'S the start of another exciting year for Clitheroe Parish Church Amateur Operatic and Dramatic Society, which is extending


an invitation to all budding thespians to join them. "If you have ever watched one of our


productions, which have included the hilarious comedy Post Horn Gallop, the brilliant musical Hello Dolly and the all action Songs from the Shows, Belting Out Broadway," said the Society's chairman Brian Haworth, "you will know how much


fun we have and the standard we like to set, so go on, why not be a part of it." The invitation is extended to all existing members and to anyone who has ever wanted to join an amateur operatic and dramatic group, but never plucked up the courage to do so. Anyone who is interested in becoming involved can call f in d o u t m o re a t the


society's website (www,thopera.co.uk) • or call Mr Haworth on 01254 248679.


Rehearsals are usually held on Tuesday ecvenings at the St Maty's Centre, in Church Street; Clitheroe, where


performances also take place. "If being on stage isn't for you, but you


would still like to be'involved, come along and meet eveiyone and discover whether you can contribute in some other way," Mr Haworth added.' "All kinds of skills can be employed, from


building and painting stage sets, to the many behind the scenes jobs." . The next play, from October 17th to


20th, is It Runs In The Family, another,, hilarious comedy by Ray Cooney and the musical, to be performed from Februaiy


16th to 23rd, is that all time favourite. Kiss Me Kate. "Come on. You know you've always wanted to have a go so come and join us


and let's make this another great year!" Mr Haworth urged.


ceive their prize from club secretary Averil Perkins ^


Bowland Farmers Market & Craft Fair


■Thursday 6 September from 7.00pm. ^ I’l I ,1


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PACIFIC LAMPPOST + PAUL RIGBY QUARTET with R ick Haliwell (sax),


A n d y Gleave (pianoArocals),


Nathan Welsh (bass), & Paul (drums). Thursday 4 October from 7.00pm


STUART RILEY OCTET Tickets £10 a t the door.


Concessions; Members £8, _____Students & under 16’s pr ice ..


The Atrium Cafe Bar, in Clitheroe Castle near the Keep, Clitheroe.


Licensed B a r - Food - G o o d Parking.


For more details on the club go to; www.ryjazzandblues.co.ukor' phone 07870 908159.


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Classes for children and adults in Ballet, Tap, Modem Jazz, Musical Theatre & Zumba®.


Classes for Boys & Teens available. Join us for the new school y e a r -


Tap- Adult Beginners Mondays 6pm - 10 week course - £42.50


Musical Theatre: Act Sing Dance' Tuesdays 4pm (7-11 yrs) & 4.45pm (12-16 yrs)


Adutis £.7 (2 <iay ticket €lO) AccojT^arited oftHdren free iJnsccompsTtled chJSdreti


Pre school Ballet Class Monday afternoons (3 yrs-r) - contact for details


Beginners Ballet, Tap & Jazz Saturday mornings


Zumba® Gold . Latin dance workout class for beginners or


mature movers. Mon 10.45amfThur 10.15am. All welcome to join our friendly classesi


Zumba Fitness s e e website for details


The Studios (United Reformed Church) Strang Stee, off Lowergate, Clitheroe, BBT 1AD 1: 07881 854 944 www.ribblevalleydance.com E: info@ribblevalleydance.com


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Night of hot Rod music


NOBODY knows rock and roll star Rod Stewart more than )im Cregan. Rod Stewart's original guitarist was his


TINY trains have become a big attraction at Edisford Bridge, and now'they have


clocked up their 100,000th visitor. Dawn Bunting, visiting


with nephew Kyle Waters, bought the lucky 100,0o6th ticket and got a bottle of champagne for herself and chocolates for Kyle. The miniature railway has


been operating for more than 25 years, run by Ribble Valley Live Steamers Club. ■ Their model live steam and petrol-powered locomotives pull up to 18 passengers a time on trucks straddling 1,200 feet of elevated track in five-inch and three-and-a- half inch gauge. Club committee member


john Aubin said: "It has taken some tjme and a lot of hard work to reach this milestone. Our members agreed the event should not pass without some celebration."


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musical director and co-writer, best man at his wedding to model Penny Lancaster, and now they are collaborating again on Stewart's new album, to be released next year. "It is wonderful to be working with him


again because we've always got on well and share a great love for music, said Cregan, who has won a host of multi-platinum awards with Stewart. "I went over to Rod's house recently and we


came up with a song called 'Brighton Beach', which was about Rod's early days when he was sleeping rough under Brighton Pier and he didn't have a penny. "The lyrics just flowed and it was like a


joyous thing really. It was so exciting to be at the heart of it, writing with Rod again and that song is penned for the album." Cregan will team up with X Factor finalist


Ben Mills at The Grand this month to celebrate a feel-good evening of Rod Stewart hits, including "Maggie Ma/', "Sailing" and "Blondes Have More Fun": And Cregan, best known for his associations


with Family, Steve Harley and Cockney Rebel and Unda Lewis, says he is looking forward to playing at the Ribble Valley, theatre for the first time.


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"The band touring with me are


extraordinary musicians, and 1 just love the power of live music and what it can bring to people's lives,." he says. Cregan and Co." featuring former X-Factor


finalist Ben Mills on vocals, perform at The Grand on Friday, September 21st (Doors 7pm / Stage 7.45pm (£15 advance, seated).


THE Grand is delighted to have two pairs of tickets to giveaway for Cregan and Company on Friday, September 21st. Entrants simpiy need to send their


Win tickets for the show


answer to the question below by postcard and to: Events Manager, The Grand competition, 18 York Street, Clitheroe, Lancs, BB7 2DL. Before launching his solo career.


Rod Stewart made his name in which band:


(A) Faces (bj Jethro Tull (c) The Aiiimals


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k ■'Sat 8th - Puss in Boots " ^ L*..3.30pm.Screening (£2adu!t:d U18’s) :


An Abba night to ^


remember Forever - SLIP on your dancing shoe... Abba Forever will rock the house down at


' The Grand next month. ' Recognised as one of the .


best Abba tribute acts in the business;! • the Lancashire-based group have:


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-wowed crowds across Europe,'singing Abba's greatest hits.-


- . i "It \MII be fantastic to play a gig on


■ home turf again and we are really,: . . .. ■looking forward to the Clitheroe .: : :■


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concert,".said singer jane Ellis, who ■ plays the part of original blond singer,-- Anni-Frid Lyngstad.


"It is great to keep the sound of Abba live and since the release of the film


: 'Mamma Mia' there is a new surge of. interest in Abba's music." • ■ The group has had several sell-out tours of Sweden and Jane added: "We had an incredible reaction there, there : was so much interest. • Abba Foreverwill perfomi on Friday,; September 7th (£18 seating/£15 standing, 7pm Doors, 7.30pm start).


:: Phone The Grand box office on 01200 421599 for tickets.


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12-2pm, £ 2 entry Lunch menu available August


31 Eric Ainsworth Quartet with Lyn Fairbanks


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Fun all the way as th e ‘ Purveyors o f C o o l’ come to town with a sensational show fe a tu r in g the : greatest music o f th e 2 0 th century. Wonderful m em o ries o f Frank, Dean and Sammy in a to ta lly live show. Doors 7pm (£20adv)


Abba Forever Fn 7th Sept. Doors 7pm (£18/£15adv)


The Mighty S Sat 8 th Sept, Doors 7 pm (£10adv)


Ratpack Vegas Spectacular Fri 14th & S a t 15th Sept, Doors 7pm (£20adv)


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