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. Opera" by Stuart Arden is this year's pantomime produced by the Ribchester Amateur Theatrical Society (RATS). A more "modern" pantomime.


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• young, but, by now, experienced and talented Alexandra Finch/ Olivia Charnley and Isobel Austin. The plot is based


loosely on the award winning musical "Phantom of the Opera". Set in 19th Century Paris Madame Zola (RATS favourite Sue Cronshaw) is trying desperately to save the Opera House from financial ruin. Frank Lee (new


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boy on the block Steven Johnson), the evil villain, is determined to take over the Opera House and turn it into another morally decadent Moulin Rouge. In looking for new


talent Madarpe Zola meets Italian operatic star Carlotta (another RATS diva, Ann Rogerson) and Christine (Isobel Austin) with her beautiful, but untutored voice.’ • Another danger^


to the survival of the Opera House


comes from the health and safety inspector (Robert Taylor), who is determined to close the building. The Opera


House is haunted by a mysterious Phantom, who eventually helps save it from falling into Frank Lee's grubby hands. The fantastic


chorus of Young RATS supports the main cast with a host of songs and dances. The panto fools


(John Royle and Mick Flynn) provide some of the many, many laughs. The panto is directed by Jane Flynn, and the musical director and producer is Katie Farnworth. Performances


will be staged in Ribchester Village Hall on Friday February 22nd at 7-30 p.m., Saturday, February, 23rd matinee 2 p.m. and evening 7-30 p.m.,


TJiursday, February 28th, Friday,March 1st,and Saturday March 2nd, all 7-30 p.m. Tickets for


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INDUSTRY acclaim for the The Wave Pictures might have taken its time to arrive but is in full flow right now. This is a band that has existed since 1998 and


their song-writing has been fairly prolific, but it has been the past few years and their latest two albums - Beer in the Breakers and Long Black Cars - that has seen them develop new audiences all over Europe. This inventive and talented trio plays charming, witty pop songs, drenched in gawky glee and provincial romanticism. Nods to The


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The Wave Pictures, who will headline this Saturday’s Cloudspotting Festival Launch Party at The Grand, with support from Jonnie Common and Stephen Hudson and the Fiat Pandas


Smiths, Jarvis Cocker and Suede prevail in their splendid three-minute ditties but musically, they plough their own furrow, led by the masterful guitar work of singer David Tattersall. Supporting the Wave Pictures is the new voice


of Glasgow, Jonnie Common, whose debut album The Hair of the Dog has been followed up by a new single. Figurehead, receiving plenty exposure on BBC Radio 6Music. Lancaster band Stephen Hudson and the Fiat Pandas open the show. The Wave Pictures, Jonnie Common and


Stephen Hudson and the Fiat Pandas, play at The Grand this Saturday (Feb. 9th), as part of the Cloudspotting Festival Launch Party (Doors 7 p.m.. Stage 7-30 p.m., £10 advance tickets).


„ A SERIES of "Sound Playginund? dassical rnusic workshops !j;;fPr.chndrenTunder:.fiye_h^^ at The Grand


’ Members^ ofnhe La'ncashire^ SinfohiettaT. the^'counly's ’ ’leading ^classical 'ensetfibl^ present' "The’’'Gingerbread i


I. Man'','a’ coheert'of magical music"where children'will '. have the opportunity to interact vwth the music. Sound


j .:',P.(3ygf9.H0^1-.?pncerts7are;:T^^^ professional live orchestra! music for children and the n^t


. workshop will take place in a month's time (March 9th) " when the theme will be "Mini-Mozart". '


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i Tbis_Saturda/s. Gingerbread'Man interactive'concert I f .vitakes; place ini^ejCrarid auditonum.with two sessions'at-


1-30 and 2-45 p m Families are recommended to book in advance, tickets are £4.50 per person or, £15 for a family ,


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i new menu


Menu launch at lunchtime jazz session


VISITORS to The Grand's Lunchtime Live session, tomorrow, will be able to enjoy a new seasonal menu. In addition to the venue's reputed home-baked pizzas and gourmet sandwiches, there vvill be a new Hot Dish of the Day and a regular offering of a platter with three local cheeses (a dish to be shared between two). Bespoke menus have


also been created for The Grand's other regular events, including Streetfeet (Thursdays, 4-30 p.m. to 9 p.m.), but you don't need to be attending an event to enjoy the wonderful food available at The Grand -- just pop in any time to give it a try.


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