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What's On at Link Arts Link Arts administrator Ciarry Bean gives
a run down on what ' s In store during May
This month's exhibition in the Liaisons (15) an incisive study of knowledge of abused women as
studio foyer is entitled Last of the sexual politics of the French pre- the overall theme. Entertaining
Herds and concerns itself with the revolutionary upper classes, stars moving and heart felt. Friday 11th
elephant as an Glenn Close and at 8.00p.m. Tickets: £4/C3.
endangered species. Michelle Pfeiffer, Finally, our children's event this
The work of artist and plays on month is Fitter Patter, a fun-filled
Graham High, Thursday 10th. bonanza of group participation,
consisting of Two weeks later lively verse, comic patter and story-
paintings, drawings (24th) we are telling, word games and rapping.
and sculptures will screening The An hour-long extravaganza
be on display. Accused (18), a presented by Simon Pitt and
On the music harrowing tale of suitable for 6-11 year olds. Tickets
front, we have a gang-rape and a are £2.25, and the show is on
number of events to woman's fight to Saturday 12th at 2.30p.m.
suit various tastes. convict the men For further details on all the
Rock takes the stage who stood by and above events contact Link Arts,
on Friday 4th and encouraged the Link Centre on 871212. Tickets are
Saturday 19th crime. Jodie Foster on sale at Link Centre and Town Aeftok
courtesy of and Kelly McGillis Hall Studios, Regent Circus (Tel:
Swindon Rock are superb as the 611181).
Front. Swindon Jazz Front present victim and her lawyer.
Jazzfunction on Friday 18th at Both films start at 7.45p.m. Ian Moorehouse Tuition
800p.m. Tickets are £3.00, £2.00 Admission costs £2.00/C1.50 Puppeteer &
members and £1.00 concessions. concessions, with an additional film
Country fans are in for a treat at society membership fee of £1.00. Party Organiser 1 to 1 Tuition by Professional
The Isla Grant and Allon Young The theme of rape is tackled in a Guitar Tutor.
Show on Saturday 5th at 8.00p.m. different way by our drama for 3 - 9 year olds. Beginners to
Formerly known as Dixie and presentation Philomel, which takes Telephone for details Diploma Standard
Allon, this top-quality act from as its subject the topical issue of and low rates. Contact Bernard Tanner
Scotland will be accompanied by rape within marriage. The play's Charity groups and The Shaftesbury Centre,
The Tarragon Band. Tickets are on central focus is on two sisters and schools free. Percy Street
sale now, from £2.50 to £4.00. their fluctuating relationship, with Reductions for playgroups. (off Rodbourne Road)
Film buffs can see two excellent a wider exploration of domestic Tel: 514055
movies this month: Dangerous violence and the experience and Telephone 610079
or 521743
Mural to brighten things up
0, etCurtains, Bed Fashions,
A mural is being prepared which mural will be a surprise for adults
Sofas, Blinds, Cushions,
will brighten up a corridor in the and children alike." %
Before starting work, the five
Link Centre.
A group of third year students at students visited the site where their
GreendownSchool is working with mural will be mounted and were 64,~o Lighting and Carpets
professional muralist Atlanta Duffy given a slide show and whistle stop all beautifully co-ordinated
on a seascape mural which has a mini-bus tour of Swindon's murals
distinct Impressionist style. Link by Link Arts coordinator Mel Jones. Free measuring service and sample loans
Centre Community Activities An exhibition of how the mural Superior Fitting Service
Officer Martha Parry said that the was made will be mounted in the
twenty feet by four feet panel will Link Arts studio when it is unveiled Please call in to browse
be mounted at a low level along a in June. The exhibition will then be
corridor wall in the Community put on display in Southampton in
Suite. "It will be an interesting an 'Arts Work Festival.' DREAM INTERIORS at CURTAIN DREAM
scene for the l,000 people who use 38 Havelock Street, Swindon.
The mural project is being
the corridor every week. Tucked sponsored by British Telecom with
around a corner at a low level, the support from Television South. Tel: 513701
Muralists from left to right, Martha Parry, Michelle Hughes, Neil Tracy, Bryn
Standrin, Sharon Deacon, Dawn Joyce, Atlanta Duffy, Nichola Eggleton CAROLINE OCKWELL
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