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. Bowland half-term •time capsule project
Dutch location theatre com pany PeerGrouP is coming
_ toNewton-in-Bowlandthis halftermtoworkwithyoung people for aspecial one-off projectcalledMemoriesfor theFuturei
.^ i t has been commissioned by/
the Forest of Bowland, which is celebrating 50 years since it became anArea of Outstand ing Natural Beauty, and will culminate in’ the creation of a time capsule, which will be
© buried at a secret location in ' the Hodder Valley on Saturday, Novemberist..
:/ Those wanting to take part
are invited to Newton Village Hall this Saturday, October ^25th, between 10-30 am and
'■ avipm to meet PeerGrouP and find out more about the work shops that will be taking place throughout the half-term week.
• PeerGrouP is looking to
. meet young people and gath er stories, songs, poems and pictures to be buried in the time capsule, with creative
activities held all week. Mem- bersofthepublicareinvitedto get involved as much or as lit tle as people like and are more than welcome to do some thing at home if they cannot make it to the hall. ~ The location for the buri
al ofthe time capsule will re main secret and will only be revealed to those who sign up to the project. Its burial on Saturday, November 1st will bring to a close theiinal day of the Forest of Bowland AONB’s celebratory year, marking 50 years since their designation, and ties in with the anniver sary gala. PeerGrouP’sMarin deBoer
said: “This time capsule will be somethingdifferenttothenor- mal capsule we all know. It’s a - collaboration between a lot of young people looking forward in time, finding creative ways to share their ideas and sto ries.” CallSueRobinsonono79o6
009084, email sue@spot- on
lancashire.co.uk, or visit,
www.memoriesforthefuture.
co.uk
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Review: “Ladies’ Day”, per- formedbyClitheroeParish Church Amateur Operatic and Dramatic Society atthe st Mary’s Centre, Clitheroe.
“Ladies’ Day”, written by Amanda Whittington,isahu- morous and at times poign ant play with tremendous
■ warmth, based round the real event of Royal Ascot be ing relocated to York race course in 2005 because of building works. Four workers at a fish fac
tory in Hull decide to go in an attempt to escape from their
• humdrum existence. Their secrets are revealed as they live through their flutter on the horses. The four actors, Gera- lyn Lambert (Pearl), Annie
- Wildman (Jan), Kelly Steed (Shelley) and Amy Prender- gast (Linda) established their characters well very early on and produced real laughs from their well-paced inter: action. Kelly delivers a sharp one- liner as well as anyone and
her quest for celebrity was - convincingly played. Gera- lyn sustained the pace and
actedherpoignantmoments nicely. Amy gave a nice per formance, particularly in her
touching scene with a jockey (Fletcher Illingworth). Annie gave a really good
interpretation of Jan, the most reserved of the four but with a secret “crush”. Her comic timing arid mood changes were beautifully done. Their supervisor was played by Peter Lambert. The slick and very funny
change oh stage into their race-going outfits brought us to the racecourse where they came into contact with various characters. Richard Hubbard played
a suave but rather sleazy TV pundit and Trevor Lord was a convincing drunkgambler. Finally, Brian Haworth
gave a tender performance as Barry, Pearl’s secret lover! This is an entertaining
and heart-warming play and I thought the group brought
ittolifeconvincingly.Theset, lighting and sound combined well although I did wonder if there was some way that the ■ atmosphere of a crowded racecourse could have been put across more effectively. Brian Lawson direct
ed a well-paced and funny evening and my only regret was the number of empty seats on the Saturday night! KIM CROYDON
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Admission £7 B a r snac k s available
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£ 8 / £ 5 U18s
T h e h os t o f Tony Hawk’s a rena tou r. R ic k T h o rn e , o n e o f th e m o s t re c o g n is a b le ic o n s in a ll a c t io n s p o r ts c u ltu re . He is an XGames Pro, BMX R id e r, actor, m u s ic ia n , T V a nd ra d io h o s t a n d A c t io n S p o r ts H a ll O f Famer. S u p p o r t com e s f ro m th re e fa n ta s t ic lo cal b a n d s .
C lith e ro e s o ld ie r R ick C lem e n t, w h o lo s t b o th le gs w h ile 's e rv in g in A fg h a n is ta n , w il l b e Th e G ra n d ’s s p e c ia l g u e s t w h e re he w il l ta lk a b o u t h is bra ve b a t t le to re b u ild h is life .
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I f you could choose to stay a certain age forever, what age would it be?
I guess 22ish would be alright? Although. I’ve achieved more
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What’s your favourite website?
bandcamp.com (if you’re in a band and you don’ t have a band camp, what are you playing at?)
If you could learn to do anything, what would it be? I t ’s a toss up between speaking another language and playing the piano, probably the first one.
What do you miss most about being a ktd? Feeling lonely at school discos.
What’s b e en y o u r fa vou rite event a t The G ran d?
The Fall was nuts and good fun but I also really liked Urban Folk Quartet too. Brilliant band.
When was the last time you were nervous? Last weekend before playing to a crowd o f about 1000 people at ArcTanGent festival.
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From pirate ships to Lego, circus skills to cinema, it's all going on at The Grand this half-term * Stay‘Rad’
providing a full host of inflat- ables including Body Zorbs, Pillow Wars, Obstacle Courses and Pirate ships.
The Grand will beflinging its doors open for primary school aged children to enjoy a host of activity days during half-
term weekfrom Monday. B e tw een Monday and Wednesday, The Grand will act as a holiday club, with children aged from six to 12 years old eligible to spend the day (between 9 am and 3 pm) under supervision of the OF- STED-approved activity pro viders and The Grand staff. It all begins on Monday
with a “Sports Day” special courtesy of FUNDA - one of the North West’s foremost family event organisers. The venue’s auditorium
will be transformed into a haven for six to 12-year-olds. Activities will include tots cre ative play, tri-golf and dodge- ball and Funda will also be
Funda presents high qual
ity activity-based play and comes with OFSTED regis tered supporting working parents. These event days are designed to give children of all abilities the opportunity to enjoy being active, have fun, build confidence and meet new friends and learn sport ing skills. Activities will be packed
with fun sport and there will also be DVD break-times - all delivered by inspiring coach es staff that have undergone rigorous training to ensure every child is safe, happy and looked after. On Tuesday, the attention turns to LEGO and ahands-on Scienceand Tech nology workshop. This will be run by one of Lego’s “master- builders”. This event has sold out, but names are being tak en for a second LEGO building
day on January 24th, 2015. Learning circus skills is
one of the best ways to devel op a young person’s co-ordi nation and motor skills. On Wednesday, October 29th, from 9 am to 3 pm,young par ticipants get the opportunity to try out making magic, bal loon modelling, limbo and plate spinning. After lunch, The Grand will be screening the film “Madagascar3”. On Thursday, it is the turn
of the under-sixs, from noon to 1-30 pm, when the Grand’s special story-time features Peppa Pig and In the Night Garden, folio wing a children’s picnic(£ioperchild/adultad- mission is complimentary). All of the family can enjoy a special treasure hunt on Fri
day, October 31st (2-30 to 4-30 pm).Thestartandfinishpoint is at The Grand (£5 per team). For all enquiries, contact
the Grand Box Office on 01200 421599 or email reception@
thegrandvenue.co.uk
for BMX star . A touch of California comes
to Clitheroe this weekend when youth icon Rick Thorne shows a range of his skills in two locations this Saturday. RickThorne, an actor, mu sician, BMX champion and the
voicebehindTonyHawk’svid- eo games, arrives in Clitheroe as part of his “Stay Rad” four, which involves a number o f UK venues where he will be demo’ing his BMX skills as well as performing with his, band in the evening at The Grand. Rick Thorne BMX demo
takes place at the Clitheroe Castle Skate Park, weather permitting, at 2 pm. There will follow supervised skate sessions between 2-30 to 3 pm (beginners), 3 to 3-30 pm (intermediate), and 3-30 to pm (advanced).
Youth icon RickThorne will perform in Clitheroe this weekend Rick Thorne performs include Corned Beef, the Hero
at The Grand on Saturday Complex and Collide. Ticket evening (7 pm doors, 7-30 pm hotline: 01200 421599 (www. start, £6adv). Support bands
thegrandvenue.co.uk).
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