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lt’s Maytest time again and there is a typically packed programme at exciting events all over Glasgow trom 4—26 May. In the lirst at this issue’s Maytest giveaways there‘s a chance to win one at three pairs at tickets to Billy Bragg’s opening night at the City Hall on 6 May. The Bard oi Barking IS one oi Britain's best live pertormers and he’ll be performing togetherwith a selection at the exotic bands lrom Alrica’s Frontline States at this gig, and then a week later on the Renlrew Ferry (12—16 May). All you have to do is answerthe question and return the torm by 30 April when the draw will take place.
Who had a hit with Billy Bragg’s New England?
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COMPETITIONS
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It you want to see Sean D’Casey, then Dublin's Abbey Theatre are the people to show you how it's done. In one ol the highlights of Maytest, the Abbey Theatre is bringing its celebrated production at The Shadow at a Gunman tor a week at the King’s Theatre, Glasgow (8—12 May). For a chance to win one at three pairs at tickets to see the witty tenement tragedy on 8 May, simply answerthe question and return the torm by 30 April when
the draw will take place.
Name either of the othertwo plays in the D’Casey trilogy that includes Shadow ola Gunman.
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Kicking oil with The Molecule Theatre Company‘s production at All In The Stars at the Lyceum Theatre, the answerwe were alterwas, A Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy, and Moira Anderson, D. Watson (both Edinburgh) and Alison Caldwell (Glasgow) won the tickets.
Oscar Marzaroli is the photographer, who, along with Joseph McKenzie, is associated with photographs ot Glasgowtenement lite. Winning copies at McKenzie’s latest, Gorbals Children, are Andrew McKeown, Victoria Millar, Deirdre Forsyth, Michael Gilmour, Moreau Cedric, Jack Geekie, Janet McBain, Maria Pearce (all Glasgow), Grant Pagan, Root Cartwright, Jessica Blower, Joan Ritchie, Amanda Jones, Carolyn Burchell, Fiona Spowart (all Edinburgh), A. Johnstone (Hamilton), Alex Paterson (Falkirk), Judith Aitken (Musselburgh), Graham Harris (High Wycombe) and Stewart McKee (Langbank). Phew!
Michael Hyman is, at course, the composer associated with Peter Greenaway, and Eileen Rae, Allan Mackinnon (both Glasgow) and David Ross (Edinburgh) will now be able to rerun the protound bits with their new Greenaway video collections.
Lastly, and quite deservedly so, are the entries to the Bruce Morton caption competition. Obscene, obscure or downright pathetic otterings! The only one to raise a smirk was trom Danny Anderson (Glasgow) so he gets the tickets and will hopelully pick up a tew tips on humour at the gig.
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Monsieur Hire opens at Filmhouse, Edinburgh from 22 April—5 May and The List has live pairs of tickets to give away torthe screening at your choice. The lilm is a gripping psychological thriller about a reclusive peeping Tom drawn into a murder investigation and a passionate romance. All you have to do is answer the question and return the form quickly by 25 April when the draw will take place and winners notified by phone.
Which lamous French crime writer wrote the novel from which
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