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Tnstram WymaHc as Winston Churchill, Brian Protheroo as Nieholas, VlfiUiam Hope as Hank, Jane Wymark as - Manal, Hywel Morgan as Aneurin Bevan and Stephanie Cole as Iris.


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REVIEW: “THIS MAYHURT A BIT’.ATIHE OCTAGON 1HEA- TREB0LT0N,UNTILAPRIL5TH


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Stella Feehily’s new play-: “This May Hurt a Bit” for the Out of Joint company and the Octagon Theatre Bolton is, forgive the cliche, like the


" , curate’s egg-goodta parts. . - , It starts with a speech by


. Aneurin Bevan (Hywel Mor­ gan) which describes the


• - birth of the NHS with pride. -


- • : This is followed by a leap for- - ward to 2011 and a satirical.


. -, conversation between the Prime Minister (Brian Pro- theroe) and Miles, a senior


- civil servant (William Hope) • in which the audience can recognise the drawbacks to


• the reforms planned for the . NHS.


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Clitheroe'sclothesshopsand fashion boutiques will band together next weekend in - celebration of Clitheroe Fash- ionWeek,whichwillinclude - ahostofspecialoffers.free


gifts anddiscounts. Kicking offwith a fashion show at The Grand on Thursday, April loth, the weekend will be used by the town’s retailers to showcase their spring and


. summer collections, with up and coming talented textile . students at Blackburn College also displaying their work in shop windows. Tickets for the fashion show are priced at £5 each and include a drink and cupcakeonarrivaLArafflewill be held with all proceeds going to the East Lancashire Hospice and there will be stalls selling


accessories from Clitheroe ’ retailers, including La Tete ? et Tout, Seasons, Elan, .. Style Diva, Mint, { County Vogue . and EQ Woman.


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will be in the form of songs from Ella


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Shaw and Rebecca Slater, a past com-, petitor on ‘The Apprentice’will giveatalkabout / f l ^ K Mozanite d ia - 7jE H |^ H monds. T i c k e t s


are available from all par- t ic ip at in g shops and- also from : The Grand. ' For more in- . fo rm a t io n ,- • search ‘Clit- heroe Fashion Week’ on Fa- , cebook.


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r j . Humorous scenes be- j f f - tween a consultant surgeon, ?; /,--(Tristram Wymark) and pa- I tient Nicholas James (Brian i rProtheroe) and Sam, a po­


l l :, lice officer (William Hope), , -his prisoner Danny (Hywel Morgan) and Tabitha the re-


. - ceptionist (Frances Ashman) arefunnyandbegin to show


: more o f the weaknesses of the NHS.


. I The plotline concerning


, 'J Nicholas, his mother Iris J (Stephanie Cole), his sister


f- Mariel(Jane Wymark) and ( her American doctor/hus- band Hank (William Hope)


Y is entertaining and contin- \ ues to satirise the failings , of the administration of the i-: ambulance service and the


. .. local hospital.’ . There are several amus- ’


flB ing but alsoquite harrowing : scenes whenlrisisadmitted --v


H f to the geriatric waid, where . S the only care seems to come - ■■ ■


j from one overworked nurse,' .:


■ Gina (Natalie KIamar).'The W target of the drama is to ex- ™ pose the-gradual destruc-. : si • 'tion of the Health Service a s ■ ' : we know it.; -! ' It was ironic that the first


Stephanie Coleaslris and Natalie KlamarasGina.


item of news I heard the fol­ lowing morning concerned the worrying lack of con­ sultants in hospitals over the weekend. Stella Feehily and director Max Stafford Clark clearly feel passion­ ately about the subject and I believe that one of the most important functions of dra­ ma is to make us think about political issues. In the past and today we


can see the powerful effect’ of some plays to change re­ gimes. However, I felt that this production, at times,


ceased to be a drama and be­ came some kind of econom­ ics lecture or party political broadcast, in which the au­ dience were harangued di­ rectly about financing an<f°F other contentious issues. I was reminded of the essen­ tial adage all writing tutors t give you; “Show, don’t tell!” A The set is very effective


and the production mostly well paced and slick. The production is on tour and .


returns north to Liverpool i- in May. Pippa Munro Hebden ■ 5


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Brian Protheroe as Nicholas, William Hope as Sam and Hywel Morgan asDanny.


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