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31. PREVIEW: The Magic Lamp

Stockport Express, Friday 8 December 2006
THE Studio at Manchester's Royal Exchange Theatre will be transformed into a mysterious Middle Eastern world next week when The Magic Lamp starts its mystical run.

32. PREVIEW: Pharrell Williams

Stockport Express, Friday 8 December 2006
BACK in 2004, a survey of British radio apparently found that more than 20 per cent of the tracks played were produced by Pharrell Williams.

33. PREVIEW: Placebo

Stockport Express, Friday 8 December 2006
PLACEBO spent most of the Nineties being maligned as naff, posing Goth outsiders, so how did they end up headlining the MEN Arena 10 years on?

34. Frock around the Christmas tree

Stockport Express, Friday 8 December 2006
TIS the season to be gorgeous, ladies, but with many of us charging around in a festive frenzy, there's precious little "me time" to be had.

35. A BIT ABOUT ... Suggs

Stockport Express, Friday 8 December 2006
SUGGS - real name Graham McPherson - is the lead singer in chart-topping ska band Madness. The 45-year-old is also a Virgin Radio DJ and has acted in films and on TV. He has had his own solo singing career but is back with the Nutty Boys on their current tour.

36. PREVIEW: Dufay Collective

Stockport Express, Friday 8 December 2006
MUSIC for a medieval Christmas is on the programme at Manchester's Royal Northern College of Music on Thursday, courtesy of the Dufay Collective.

37. PREVIEW: Tenacious D

Stockport Express, Friday 8 December 2006
SOME may argue that there's no room for comedy in music but when Hollywood actor Jack Black gets involved, certain allowances can be made.

38. REVIEW: Richard Ashcroft

Stockport Express, Friday 8 December 2006
WIGAN'S hottest property, Richard Ashcroft, greeted a packed Arena for the Manchester leg of his Keys To The World tour.

39. PREVIEW: Iron Maiden

Stockport Express, Friday 8 December 2006
IT is the season of pantomime, so what better time than the return of Iron Maiden, the enduring heavy metallers for whom capes, daggers and medieval castles are as mandatory to stage performance as a sweaty power chord riff?

40. PREVIEW: Acorn Antiques

Stockport Express, Friday 8 December 2006
MISS Babs, Mr Clifford and Mrs Overall will all be singing their hearts out when Acorn Antiques The Musical has its regional premiere at The Lowry on Monday.
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