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INSPIRATION FOR YOUR FREE TIME ISSUE 7

OCT ‘13

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Halloween WHERE TO PARTY, WHAT TO WEAR, BEST MOVIES & PUMPKIN CARVING!

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John Godber’s modern comedy. The hilarious story of an idealistic teacher in his first days at a local comprehensive.

This pocket-sized version from the incomparable Propeller brings one of shakespeare’s darkest comedies to life in a unique way.

And The British Sinfonietta

Sat 12 October

Fri 18 – Sat 19 October

Sat 19 October

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TanGoMoTion virtuoso displays of traditional tango dance. a breathtaking journey into the heart of argentinian Tango.

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DaMe evelyn Glennie The world’s foremost percussion soloist with orchestra. an evening of outstanding live music.

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a thrilling mix of breakdance, Musically perfect, visually awesome popping, locking, contemporary dance - the new show recreates the and ballet set to an epic soundtrack. legendary Pink floyd in all its forms.

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Sat 9 November

The country’s best stand-up comedians. Two hours of today’s funniest stand-up.

beautifully staged songs from the greatest musicals in a thrilling evening of musical theatre.

stand-up comedy covering fatherhood, life on the road and visiting his grandmother in new Milton! support from carly smallman.

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If you’re anything like us at Do More, you’re wondering where this year has gone and how it is October already! Since it’s the month of Halloween, we’ve got a special feature for you, crammed with everything from how to carve a pumpkin, a spooky movie checklist, spooktacular events at selected south coast venues, Halloween nail art and the trendiest, bewitching dress-up outfits.

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With October, also comes half term week. We’ve rounded up the best events to treat your children to (see p21), including circus fun, eye-boggling arts and special Halloween events for all the family. Thanks to everyone who entered our ‘Fun Days Out’ Photo Competition in conjunction with Castle Cameras. The competition has now closed and we had some truly fantastic entries! Turn to p20 to see who was crowned the worthy winner. This issue sees the start of our Festive Parties & Dining Guide that rounds up the best places to be immersed in the festive spirit. Hopefully, our Guide will help take the load off whoever in your office is organising the Christmas Party this year… we know how hard it can be! Gracing our cover this month is Paul Merton, one of the UK’s bestloved performers, who comes to Bournemouth’s Pavilion Theatre with his world-renowned Impro Chums. Speaking of cover stars, I was thrilled to meet The Feeling recently, who were last month’s cover stars (image below).

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THIS DECEMBER CELEBRATE THE PARTY SEASON IN TRUE ‘HIGHCLIFF’ STYLE WITH A SPARKLING MIX OF MUSIC TO ENSURE YOU DANCE THE NIGHT AWAY.

You and your guests will be treated to a delicious three course festive menu, a fantastic party atmosphere and a themed celebration guaranteed to entertain. They’re the perfect range of events for small groups of colleagues, friends or family. ABBA Tribute Party Night – Wednesday 11 December Casino ‘Highcliff’ – Thursday 12 December A Night with the Rat Pack – Wednesday 19 December Prices start from only £29 per person. For more information or to book, contact our Christmas Coordinator. 01202 200816 | St. Michael’s Road, West Cliff, Bournemouth, BH2 5DU www.marriott.co.uk

INTRIGUING ENTERTAINMENT THIS AUTUMN. Put your detective skills to the test and use your intuition to discover whodunit, as the successful Murder Mystery evening returns to the Highcliff. Friday 18th October 2013. Enjoy an apéritif on arrival, a delicious three course meal with coffee to finish, for only £36.00 per person. To book or for further information, contact our sales team on 01202 200816.

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THE BLACK BALL IN W @ THE PAVILION THEATRE, TICKETS BOURNEMOUTH

SAT 16 NOV

This year celebrates the 20th anniversary of The Black Ball at The Pavilion, Bournemouth with a spectacular celebration including games, entertainment, dancing and music. Established in 1993 as a get together for a few friends, it’s swiftly grown into a highly successful series of annual events. There’ll be a fun dance partner class to kick off the evening in the Main Ballroom, DJs, music from party band The Crack, fun fair attractions including free dodgems, karaoke and delicious candy floss! You can wear whatever you like – daring, demure, stylish, fancy dress, formal – so long as it’s predominantly black! Simply enter online at www.domoremag.com/competition

HAMPSHIRE WINE SCHOOL HAMPSHIRE

The aim at Cecile Bergart’s Hampshire Wine School is to make you a better shopper; to arm you with knowledge, confidence and enthusiasm, which should help take the guesswork out of buying wine. Picture a different you, a wine-savvy you! Cecile is a published Champagne and Wine Educator, a guest champagne expert for ‘Champagne World’ Magazine and for Channel 4’s ‘SuperScrimpers.’ You’ll learn about grape varieties, wine-producing countries, star producers, tips on how to taste wine and how to pair wine and food, in a relaxed and fun way. 02380 644350 | 07969 113382 | Twitter @HantsWineSchool www.hampshirewineschool.com

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THE ALICE LISLE

REVOLUTION

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BOURNEMOUTH

Nestled in a charming rural setting in the New Forest, the historic Alice Lisle is the ideal place for a traditional Christmas lunch. Let their award-winning chefs cook you up an array of mouth-watering dishes during the lead up to Christmas and also on the special day.

Celebrate your Christmas do with Vodka Revs. As well as a crackalackin’ dining menu, there are some booming good Party Boards and Fork Buffets. The Christmas Party Boards (min. 10 people) are divine! Choose between sweet potato wedges, brie and cranberry wellington, honey-glazed Cumberland sausages, chicken goujons and plenty more!

Their festive menu features everything from game terrine, roast Norfolk turkey to flavoursome wild mushroom ravioli.

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We recommend the Cocktail Masterclasses 90-minute interactive session with expert mixologists. 01202 232132 | www.revolution-bars.co.uk/bournemouth

01425 474700 | www.alice-lisle-ringwood.co.uk

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DE VERE VILLAGE URBAN RESORT

SEVENS BOAT SHED POOLE PARK

BOURNEMOUTH

Located on the stunning lake’s edge, Sevens Boat Shed provides an elegant setting for you to enjoy delicious food and get into the festive spirit.

The De Vere Village Urban Resort in Bournemouth has a festive timetable bursting with packages and options to spread the festive cheer.

The chefs have developed a set festive menu, comprised of local produce, including seafood from Poole Bay and fine cuts of New Forest beef.

If it’s a fabulous night for an office Christmas party you’re after, then bring the team along to a Verve Grill disco night or one of their popular Tribute nights. Reasonable room rates are also available so you can retire to a comfy room after all that dancing!

After a delicious meal, you can take a walk around the moonlit lake in the Park.

0871 222 4574 | www.village-hotels.co.uk

01202 742842 | www.sevensboatshed.co.uk

THE GRAND CAFÉ SOUTHAMPTON

ONCE SOUTHAMPTON’S GRANDEST HOTEL, SOUTH WESTERN HOUSE IS A GRADE II LISTED BUILDING AND IS HOME TO THE GRAND CAFÉ.

Head Chef Colin Harris and his team have created a fantastic Christmas menu, sure to please everyone in the group! It’s the perfect place to celebrate; located centrally to the city’s docks and shopping centres. There’s a choice of Lunch Party Menu and Evening Group Menu. Dishes include roasted parsnip and honey soup, vegetable wellington, slow cooked lamb shank and roasted turkey breast with all the trimmings. Save room for dessert too… you’re spoilt for choice with Christmas pudding, ginger pudding, cheesecake and an array of ice creams and sorbets. 023 8033 9303 | South Western House, Southampton, SO14 3AS | www.grand-café.co.uk

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THE SOPHIE DAWES @ CHRISTCHURCH Last month saw the VIP launch of a brand new bar and restaurant in Christchurch, The Sophie Dawes. Based in the courtyard of Ye Olde George Inn, this new bar and parlour serves fresh coffee and homemade cakes as well as a full food menu all day. The launch night was well attended; guests were eager to see the new sister pub. It’s perfect if you’re looking for an upmarket, gastro pub with an elegant wine bar atmosphere. Famous for its Sophie Sunday Carvery, other delectable dishes on the menu include smoked mackerel pate, duck breast salad, Thai king prawn curry, 10oz rump steak and Bridport homity pie. The menu thoughtfully suggests handcrafted beers to match selected dishes, from the Piddle Brewery in Dorset. 01202 474295 | 4, The George Courtyard, Christchurch, BH23 1DT piddlebrewery.co.uk

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MEAL FOR 4 AT ARUBA @ BOURNEMOUTH

BLUSHH RESTAURANT & LOUNGE BAR @ CHRISTCHURCH

Aruba is one of the largest and busiest restaurant and bar in the region, situated right on the gorgeous Bournemouth seafront.

Have you visited Christchurch’s new restaurant and lounge bar, which goes by the name of Blushh?

Boasting a sun terrace, outdoor seating, tropical palm trees and an island cocktail bar, the cosmopolitan venue also has outstanding panoramic sea views of Bournemouth Pier, the golden beaches and the Purbecks.

We went down to the launch night and loved the fusion of modern and funky décor combined with more casual, comfy seating areas. You’ll be spoilt for choice… we recommend the Pink Lady cocktail – vodka, cucumber, muddled strawberries, topped with cranberry juice and served in an iced Martini glass.

We’ve teamed up with Aruba to offer a meal for 4 and an Aruba cocktail on arrival! There’s something for everyone on the fusion international menu; all dishes are prepared with the finest ingredients.

01202 487509 | 29-31 Bargates, Christchurch, BH23 QD blushh.net

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TOP 5 FILMS

THE SHINING (DIR. STANLEY KUBRICK)

Despite being released back in 1980, there is something about the Stephen King adaptation that, to this day, remains dark and haunting. Perhaps it’s the music, perhaps it’s the slow slip into madness, or perhaps it’s the unexplainable happenings in an abandoned hotel.

Iconic Quote – “All work and no play…”

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EVIL DEAD II (DIR. SAM RAIMI)

In Evil Dead II, Raimi takes his story from the first film which started a whole chain of ‘video nasties’ and turned it on its head with some dark comedy and OTT gore, while simultaneously creating one of the most iconic Horror Heroes of modern cinema in Ash Williams with his chainsaw arm and boomstick.

Iconic Quote – “Groovy!”

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THE CABIN IN THE WOODS (DIR. DREW GODDARD)

Just as Scream wrote the rules to surviving Horror films, Cabin in the Woods goes a step further and tears up the book altogether. Cabin has everything that a good horror film needs – practical effects, spooky Latin books, a cabin, pain-worshiping undead cannibal rednecks… a Merman…

Iconic Quote – “Good job, Zombie-Arm!”

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THE EXORCIST (DIR. WILLIAM FRIEDKIN)

Upon its original release, this film was seen as so horrific and terrifying that the celluloid the film was made on was deemed to be evil. It may not be as truly terrifying by today’s standards, but there is no denying that this is still one of the scariest horror films in the history of cinema, so turn out all the lights and watch this if you want some scares.

Iconic Quote – “The Power of Christ compels you!”

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HALLOWEEN (DIR. JOHN CARPENTER)

If you want a true Horror film, this is it! I first watched this film when I was 12 after my parents told me not to watch it. To this day, I check my car’s back seat for masked, psychotic killers when driving at night. John Carpenter’s original slasher movie started an entire Horror phenomenon and inspired many other films after it.

Iconic Quote – “Death has come to your little town, Sheriff.” SEE ALL LISTINGS ONLINE AT WWW.DOMOREMAG.COM/FILM 9


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NIGHTLIFE 25 - 26 OCT

HALLOWEEN SPOOKTACULAR @ CLUB NEO, YEOVIL Start your Halloween shenanigans with a spook spectacular and immerse yourself in a world of true horrors! This double whammy of wickedness will see clubbers dressing to impress by adding the scare factor to their outfit - there’s a £50 fancy dress bar tab to be won after all! Free Pumpkin Punch will be available before 11pm and don’t miss the Trick or Treat shots! www.clubneo.co.uk

31 OCTOBER

THE LARGEST HALLOWEEN PARTY @ ORANGE ROOMS, SOUTHAMPTON This monster Halloween haunt boasts massive acts playing across 15 of the best venues in town, including Orange Rooms. Headline performances are set to include Jaguar Skills, Mosca, Riva Starr, Clean Bandits, and Wideboys to name just a few! Expecting rave numbers up to 7500, this is without a doubt the South Coast’s biggest Halloween party! www.orangerooms.co.uk/southampton

PUMPKIN CARVING HALLOWEEN ISN’T COMPLETE WITHOUT THE WHOLE FAMILY CARVING A PUMPKIN OR TWO! FOLLOW OUR SIMPLE STEPS TO ACHIEVE PUMPKIN PERFECTION: • Use a sharp knife (with adult supervision) to create a circular hole around the top of the pumpkin. • Hollow out the pumpkin by scooping out the flesh, pulp and seeds. • Transfer your selected design (draw your own or buy a template) and trace your design by poking holes. • Remove the transfer and carve around the holes. • Place a candle inside your pumpkin. Enjoy spooking out passers by!

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FASHION

SPOOKY NAILS Being a crazy nail art junkie, my thoughts first turn to what I’m going to do with my nails now that Halloween is upon us…

images: Pinterest

Pinterest is a great site to get inspiration from. You’ll be overwhelmed with all the Halloween nail ideas, from pumpkins to skulls; spiders to blood, there are so many to choose from! Instagram is another great site to find nail art ideas, or you can get extra creative and design your own from scratch!

RE-ORANGE

YOUR WARDROBE

By Jodie Simpson

MAKE THIS SPOOKY SEASON A STYLISH ONE!

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Unleash the Halloween spirit this October. Monochrome is still an on-going trend for A/W 13, and orange is this season’s colour to be seen in. Combine the two together and you’ll create a striking contrast.

JACKETS

I suggest teaming a pair of black lace tights with a monochrome stripe dress (for that Halloween convict vibe) and a black leather jacket. Finish your look with orange heels and a witch’s hat for the trendiest dress-up ever!

STRIPES

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Pavilion Dance South West is Bournemouth’s national dance house presenting a fantastic autumn season. There are many treats in store, including a powerful dance adaptation of Bram Stoker’s novel ‘Dracula’, dance styles reaching from Street to Tap, art house and world cinema every Monday, a live screening of the Bolshoi Ballet and a magical performance programme for families and young people from 3+.

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TYNEHAM: NO SMALL SACRIFICE

30 OCT - 02 NOV

@ BAY THEATRE, WEYMOUTH

This stunning musical is an interpretation surrounding the downfall of Tyneham, Dorset’s ghost village during November 1943. The village was evacuated by the War Office to train troops in readiness for D-Day. The villagers were promised they could return after the war, a promise that was never to be.

A new theatre company, Generations Apart bring to life Tyneham’s compelling history in celebration of the 70th anniversary of this evacuation. The musical is presented by a cast of 35, underpinned by an ambitious score from 17-year-old Jordan Clarke and directed by Dorset-based Vince Jones. www.tynehamthemusical.com | 0844 8700 887

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THEATRE PREVIEWS

04 OCTOBER

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HA HA HOLMES! @ LIGHTHOUSE, POOLE If you’re in the mood for a clever and laugh out loud evening, then this Sherlock Holmes adventure is ideal. Holmes and Watson are on the case to hunt down The Hound of the Baskervilles. With the Ha Ha team on the case and starring Joe Pasquale, what could possibly go wrong? This touring show comes to Poole for one night only, you’d be mad to miss it! To book visit www.lighthousepoole.co.uk or call 0844 406 8666

07 - 12 OCTOBER

A CLOCKWORK ORANGE @ THEATRE ROYAL WINCHESTER, WINCHESTER

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Following a successful season in London and a five-star sell out tour at Edinburgh Fringe Festival, Action To The Word’s production of Anthony Burgess’ masterpiece comes to Winchester! Fifty years on from its original publication, this all male version lures its audience into the glorious, glass-edged nastiness of Manchester’s underworld. To book visit www.theatreroyalwinchester.co.uk or call 01962 840440

08 OCTOBER

POCKET MERCHANT @ THE BERRY THEATRE, SOUTHAMPTON Shakespeare’s original tale of greed and revenge, The Merchant of Venice will be brought to life in this pocket-sized rendition. When Bassanio falls in love with the wealthy Portia, he becomes imprisoned in a bargain with a ruthless moneylender. A pound of flesh is sought, and time is fast running out to untangle the trap of his own making. To book visit www.theberrytheatre.co.uk or call 01489 799499

16 - 19 OCTOBER

AVENUE Q @ THE REGENT CENTRE, CHRISTCHURCH A musical like no other, Avenue Q tells the story of a recent college grad named Princeton who moves into a shabby New York apartment all the way out on Avenue Q. There, he meets girl next door Kate, and other colorful types who help Princeton finally discover his purpose in life. Perfect for teenagers and adults, but may not be suitable for small children. To book visit www.regentcentre.co.uk or call 01202 499199

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THE HUB THEATRE @ SOUTHAMPTON

Friday 15 November 2013 - 7.30pm

The Hub Theatre provides students with the very best training facilities in performing arts and technical theatre in the region. It’s proud to be the home of the new Mayflower Musical Youth Theatre for people aged 11-16 years.

Wed 11 - Sat 14 December

Mark Ponsford | Campus Christmas

Irving Berlin’s White Christmas

We are delighted to welcome Mark back for his 4th solo show since 2011, in Southampton's first Christmas show of 2013! A light-hearted and delightful evening, in the company of this ever popular performer. Tickets £7.00 concessions £5.00

This spectacular stage musical of Bing Crosby’s classic 1954 movie is brimming with classic Irving Berlin hits like Blue Skies, How Deep is the Ocean?, Happy Holiday, Sisters and of course the unforgettable White Christmas.

Seats for all performances - £14.50 Child £12.50 Thurs and Sat mat/Senior Citizens £8.50

Boxoffice 0238071181 www.thehubtheatre.com

This 240 capacity theatre hosts a range of community performances, touring productions, comedy evenings as well as business events.

At the hub we match first class theatre entertainment with first class dining. Our Christmas menu is available from 26th November - 3 course Christmas meal for £16.95. Whether you want a small and intimate Christmas dinner or are looking for a larger office party.

For reservations call 02380577377

The hub | City College Southampton | Chapel Road, Southampton, SO14 5GL www.thehubsouthampton.co.uk

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STICK MAN IEN W @ NUFFIELD THEATRE, TICK TS SOUTHAMPTON Based upon the book by Julia Donaldson and illustrated by Axel Scheffler, Scamp Theatre and Watford Palace Theatre are proud to present Stick Man – Live on Stage! ‘Stick Man lives in the family tree, with his Stick Lady Love, and their stick children three.’ But the world outside the family tree is a dangerous place for Stick Man… It’s a fantastick show (see what we did there?) that is guaranteed to delight all branches of the family tree! Touching, funny and utterly original, it’s an enchanting adaptation that magically re-tells Stick Man’s adventures with a trio of actors, puppetry, catchy tunes and funky moves. We’re offering 2 sets of family tickets for any performance of Stick Man at the Nuffield Theatre (details online). To be in with the chance of winning a family ticket, simply enter online: www.domoremag.com/competition

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COMEDY PREVIEWS SAT 05 OCTOBER

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A COMEDY GALA @ THEATRE ROYAL WINCHESTER, WINCHESTER Seeking out the cream of the comic crop? Head on down to Winchester’s beautiful Theatre Royal this month for the annual comedy festival. Think of it as a mini-Edinburgh Fringe for the south coast. The mirth-meisters performing include Issy Suttie, and sitcom staple Jarred Christmas. The variety of stand up acts on offer during the festival is truly impressive… bag yourself a piece of the comic action! To book visit www.theatreroyalwinchester.co.uk or call 01962 840440

SAT 26 OCTOBER

RUSSELL BRAND @ BIC, BOURNEMOUTH Finding a comedian who is both funny and philosophical can be something of a challenge. This is where Russell Brand scores - you can go to one of his gigs and come away feeling suitably wiser as well. This is Brand’s return to home turf, with several south coast tour stops, including one in Bournemouth! A veteran performer, Brand is also a vehement anti-drugs campaigner, and is one of the patrons of drug rehab charity, Focus 12. Fans can expect lively, lucid debate, with plenty of audience banter to further liven up the proceedings. To book visit www.bic.co.uk or call 0844 576 3000

SUNDAY 27 OCTOBER

THE VAGINA MONOLOGUES @ MAYFLOWER THEATRE, SOUTHAMPTON G-strings at the ready… Eve Ensler’s cult classic is back, providing a girlie gigglefest with a difference. A host of celebrities from the world of entertainment collaborate and take to the stage, exploring topics as diverse as dating, childbirth and hot flushes. This year’s line-up includes TV favourite Terry Dwyer, and national treasure Diane Keen. The beauty about this show is its honesty - the cast are encouraged to be as frank as possible about their experiences of womanhood, which adds a pleasing dash of authenticity to the proceedings. To book visit www.mayflower.org.uk or call 02380 711811

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PAUL MERTON & IMPRO CHUMS

IMPRO CHUMS IS A TERRIFIC IMPROVISED SHOW WHICH HAS BEEN WOWING AUDIENCES ACROSS THE UK FOR YEARS. WE CHAT ABOUT THE SKILLS OF IMPROVISATION, THE FISH BOWL GAME AND THEIR ‘ANYTHING CAN HAPPEN’ ATTITUDE

Impro Chums is brought to you by a quintet of inspired improvisers - Paul Merton, Richard Vranch, Lee Simpson, Suki Webster and Mike McShane. The Chums are able to conjure out of thin air the most breathtaking routines. Is the show totally unplanned? Paul: I haven’t written a joke for 25 years! That’s the great thing about doing this show – there is no stress involved whatsoever. We don’t have any scripts or props. Now other comedians like Phill Jupitus and Marcus Brigstocke have started doing impro with us. ‘Hang on,’ they say, ‘you don’t have to write any jokes and you do it with your mates? Where do we sign?’ What’s the key to good impro? Paul: Planning doesn’t work because it throws the other performers, who don’t know what you’ve planned. It sounds very difficult and crazy to go on stage with nothing planned, but that is actually the show’s strength. We have all worked together for a long time and know we can rely on each other. Suki: The only skill you have to learn for impro is: don’t plan and don’t worry. The key is simply listening and reacting to what the other person has just said. How do you ensure you play to each other’s strengths? Mike: We have a common language. We know how to play to each other’s strengths. If it goes belly up, someone will cover you. Someone will stick their neck out for you.

How do you keep the show fresh? Paul: As a performer, you can never be bored because you’ve never heard it before and you’re doing something that five seconds ago you didn’t know you were going to do. Why do you think audiences get such a thrill from the show? Lee: Audiences lap it up because they can see we’re really enjoying ourselves. We take risks for fun, drop each other in it and mercilessly ridicule each other. Richard: People love the sheer fun and the teamwork. They can see that the team is more important than the individual. Throughout the success of the show, are there any stand-out routines that you particularly remember? Richard: Someone will describe to you a scene that you did in a previous show, and you simply don’t remember it. People come up and say, ‘you were so funny as a penguin that time.’

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Will the fun ever end? Paul: It’s such a joy performing with the Chums. Our motto is: if it’s funny, it’s justified. That spirit of ‘anything can happen’ will continue. With good health, we can carry on for years. With this show, there is no inbuilt obsolescence – apart from our own inbuilt obsolescence! Richard: I think we’ll have longevity because our humour is not niche, it’s universal. Suki: The show will go on. It’s just enormous fun! We get paid to go on tour in a lovely big bus with all our mates. What could be better than that?

Suki: I was in the ladies the other day, and a random woman came up to me and sang me a song in its entirety that I’d improvised a year earlier and had forgotten about! Why do you think the troupe has such a loyal following? Paul: You never see tired impro, and that’s what audiences love. At the Comedy Store Players, we’ve had the same people in the front row for years. We’ve even had marriages between fans! You play lots of games on stage. Do you have a favourite? Mike: A particular favourite of ours is ‘the fish bowl’ where we read out audience suggestions plucked from a fish bowl and have to perform them. I remember someone once suggested ‘pig semen,’ so we did a musical about harddrinking porcine sailors!

You can catch Paul Merton’s Impro Chums at Bournemouth’s Pavilion Theatre on Tuesday 22 October. Call 0844 576 3000 or visit www.bic.co.uk to book tickets. Also coming to The Anvil in Basingstoke (Sunday 20 October) and The Octagon Theatre in Yeovil (Saturday 09 November). By James Rampton

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HIGH FIVES AT BARTON PEVERIL @ EASTLEIGH, HAMPSHIRE

Five years of consistently high A-level results were celebrated by students and staff at Barton Peveril, where the percentage of students achieving top grades continues to rise. The class of 2013 matched last year’s 98.3% A* to E pass rate and 78% achieved A* to C grades with 15% of students achieving an A-star grade in at least one of their subjects. The percentage achieving A* to B rose to 52% with more than 100 students netting three or more A* to A grades. These latest figures reinforce the college’s strong reputation for success in the performing arts, sport, health and social care, media and IT. The delighted students are pictured with principal Jonathan Prest on results day. The college’s next Open Evenings are on Wednesday 09 and Thursday 10 October (5.30–8.30pm). www.barton-peveril.ac.uk

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07 OCT

Now’s the time to start getting excited about the next Student Lock In on Monday 07 October at Castlepoint Shopping Centre, Bournemouth (6-8.30pm). It’s going to be bigger and better than ever before, with plenty of exclusive offers, discounts and competitions. Set yourself up for the term ahead by treating yourself before all that hard work begins! Discounts will be available for university students, college students, sixth form students and other students over the age of 16. Make sure you bring your student ID with you… happy shopping!

Wednesday 9th & Thursday 10th October 2013 5.30pm - 8.30pm Your chance to find out more about courses and life at sixth form college

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BOURNEMOUTH & POOLE COLLEGE OPEN DAYS

The Bournemouth and Poole College is one of the largest further education colleges in the UK, offering a wide range of full and part-time Higher Education level qualifications, including the popular vocationally based Foundation degrees.

This vibrant and growing college specialises in education and training for the land-based industries, including agriculture, horticulture, animal conservation and equine studies. The college is set in a stunning 750-acre estate with a tranquil lake, Georgian Mansion, exquisite gardens and brand new teaching facilities. Founded in 1949, the college is home to over 4,000 students studying from entry level to full Honours degrees, full time and part time. Courses range from full time, part time and apprenticeship courses.

They’ll help you find a course that’s right for you, whether it’s for A Levels, apprenticeships, vocational courses, Higher Education or work-related opportunities. Higher Education courses range from Professional Culinary Arts, Marketing Communications, Business Computing, Graphic Design and Computer Games Technology. The experience, commitment, quality and enthusiasm of their staff make Bournemouth & Poole College the perfect place to study. Update your skills and immerse yourself in something different. Their next Open Days will be held on Wednesday 20 November (4-8pm) and Tuesday 04 March 2014 (4-8pm).

Kingston Maurward’s forthcoming Course Information Sessions take place on Thursday 17 October, Sunday 17 November and there are several lined up for 2014 too! No appointment is needed, just drop in and speak to their knowledgeable tutors who will help find the right course for you.

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HALF-TERM! WE’VE ROUNDED UP THE BEST EVENTS TO TAKE YOUR KIDS TO THIS HALF TERM… 27 OCTOBER

FAMILY CIRCUS FUN DAY @ LIGHTHOUSE, POOLE Lighthouse once again opens its doors for an Anglo-French circus extravaganza that the whole family can get involved with… and it’s completely free! Expect a packed programme of pop-up performances, workshops and backstage tours from both local and international artists. www.lighthousepoole.co.uk

27 OCTOBER

BEDLAM & BROOMSTICKS @ NOTHE FORT, WEYMOUTH Nothe Fort was built by the Victorians and is one of the best-preserved forts of its kind… with numerous resident ghosts (as many people will testify!) There’ll be Halloween activities a-plenty, including creepy crafts, apple dunking, face painting, spell writing and ghost hunting. How many ghosts will you find? www.nothefort.org.uk

31 OCTOBER

HALLOWEEN STORIES @ MOORS VALLEY COUNTRY PARK, ASHLEY HEATH Bewitch yourself with a Halloween story with this special, one-off event at Moors Valley. There’ll be a reading of Julia Donaldson’s ‘Room on the Broom’ and then the chance to make your own traditional besom broom to fly home with. Old clothes are recommended! www.moors-valley.co.uk

18 OCT - 03 NOV

FAMILY ARTS FESTIVAL The festival provides eye-boggling arts and entertainment for all the family, funded by the Arts Council. There are so many great events, but here’s our pick of the best – Stick Man (Nuffield Theatre, 29 Oct-02 Nov), I Believe in Unicorns (Portesham Village Hall, 26 Oct) and Rapunzel (Theatre Royal Winchester, 02-03 Nov). www.familyartsfestival.com

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THE FIRST CUT – PAPER AT THE CUTTING EDGE @ SOUTHAMPTON

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11 OCT - 12 JAN

The First Cut is a major exhibition featuring work from over 30 international contemporary artists who radically re-think the possibilities of working with paper. It explores how established and emerging artists transform the humble scrap of paper, through cutting, folding and sculpting, into amazingly powerful creations that could be destroyed with a single tear. Installations tumble out of the walls, a paper garden appears to grow up through the floor, a ten foot oak tree sprouts thousands of paper leaves as visitors experience a walk-through forest created entirely from hand-made paper. The artworks vary dramatically in size and form, from the miniature to the fully-immersive, but all transform a basic material into fantastical works of art with high levels craftsmanship and obsessive detail. For more information visit www.seacitymuseum.co.uk

URBAN V. RURAL. THE NEXT GENERATION

THE BIG DRAW

OCTOBER

Drawing by: Quentin Blake

12 OCT - 16 NOV

South West Artwork is a not-for-profit company that exists to showcase the very best of emerging contemporary and urban artists from Dorset and the south west. This stunning show presents a range of urban and abstract artwork and is well worth a visit.

The Big Draw is the largest drawing festival in the world. There’s no need to be good at drawing - the aim is just to get you having a go at this restful, therapeutic and wonderful pastime.

All artists are either recent graduates or emerging to mid-career artists that will showcase a variety of contemporary art ranging from abstract painting to photography and even urban art installation pieces and sculpture.

On throughout October just find an event near you to join in. Participating venues include the Great Hall in Winchester, Southampton City Art Gallery, John Hansard Gallery in Southampton, Quay Arts in Isle of Wight, Mottisfont in New Forest, Aspex Gallery in Portsmouth, The Gallery at Arts University Bournemouth, Russell-Cotes plus many more.

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25 OCT - 03 NOV

10 DAYS|CREATIVE COLLISIONS @ WINCHESTER

This series of innovative, enterprising and challenging contemporary exhibitions, events and participatory projects across the Winchester district take their inspiration from the idea of ‘collision’ as a means of opening a conversation, solving a problem, or sharing something new. Painting, sculpture, multi-media installations, sound, textiles, theatre performance, poetry, music and dance all feature in an exciting programme of events taking place at Winchester Cathedral, at the 10 days Creative Hub and at Satellite venues across the city and online. For more information visit www.10dayswinchester.org

WE AMY WINEHOUSE SCULPTURE UNVEILED It was a very moving moment when Janis, the mother of that much-loved music icon Amy Winehouse, unveiled a stunning sculpture of her daughter. On the eve of what would have been Amy’s 30th birthday, Janis made the trip to The Russell-Cotes Museum in Bournemouth for the event.

For more information visit www.10dayswinchester.org

SALISBURY ARTS TRAIL Artists living and working in Salisbury will be opening their doors to 05 - 13 OCT the public for 9 days, showing off some of the finest artwork created in the area. Look out for their brochure, it lists all the artists and where to go. You can visit painters, jewellers, photographers, needle-workers, sculptors and more.

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Gazing at the stunning sculpture, Janis said, “ Yes, that’s my baby.” Local artist Linda Joyce had the idea to create the sculpture when she heard of Amy’s untimely death a few years ago. Linda wanted to help The Amy Winehouse Foundation with their work of educating and supporting young people affected by drug and alcohol misuse and supporting those seeking help in their recovery. Twelve bronze casts of the sculpture will be sold and proceeds donated to the charity.

The Art Trail also offers an educational programme called pARTicipate. Aimed at all ages there are workshops, demonstrations and the chance to meet creatives.

Residents of the London borough of Camden have dedicated the whole of October to fundraise in memory of Amy. For more information visit www.amywinehousefoundation.org

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FRIGHTENED RABBIT JANE BAKER CATCHES UP WITH GRANT HUTCHISON, ONE FIFTH OF THE MESMERISING QUINTET, AHEAD OF THEIR UPCOMING GIG IN SOUTHAMPTON For those who don’t know you, how would you describe your sound? I’d say we are definitely a part of the Scottish Miserablism Movement. Your fourth studio album ‘Pedestrian Verse’ broke into the top ten earlier this year. How did that feel? It was a great feeling, and gives us a goal for album number five! Where did the name Frightened Rabbit come from? Who came up with it? The name comes from Scott’s childhood insecurities. He was never really a fan of hanging out with other children and our Mum used to describe his look as ‘the frightened rabbit.’ You’ve performed at a number of festivals this year including Glastonbury. How does the vibe differ from a concert and which do you prefer? I definitely prefer touring headline sets, as there is at least some sort of routine involved. That makes me sound rather boring! If you could recruit anyone (dead or alive) to join Frightened Rabbit, who would it be and why?

James Graham from The Twilight Sad will always be welcome, as long as he promises not to play The Smiths all day in the van! Come November, you’ll be performing at Southampton University. Are you looking forward to singing to a crowd of rowdy students? Rowdy students are always the most fun! They do make me feel pretty old… but you can never fault them for their enthusiasm! Have you performed along the south coast before? We have played in Southampton before but I’m afraid it’s a gig we’d rather forget. We were on tour with ‘We Were Promised Jetpacks’ and nobody came to see us! This one will be different though; I have faith in Southampton! You can catch Frightened Rabbit at Southampton University on Sunday 10 November. Visit frightenedrabbit.com to book your tickets in advance. Their album ‘Pedestrian Verse’ and latest EP ‘The Woodpile’ are out now.

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THE SWANAGE BLUES FESTIVAL

The Swanage Blues Festival is still going strong (est. 2001), with over 100 musicians performing at 60 events in 15 indoor venues. It’s a huge musical occasion enjoyed by locals and strangers alike. Head from pub to pub throughout Swanage and relish in the music, ranging from electric to acoustic sets. Aspiring artists will be there as well as international star Robin Bibi and his band, Johnny Sharp and Martin Froud, and Stan’s Blue Jamboree as a finishing flourish. Get your £10 weekend wristbands from www.swanage-blues.org SAT 12 OCTOBER

M PEOPLE @ BIC, BOURNEMOUTH

Back in the early 90s, a band came about including a lead singer with vocals so richly smooth and deep, it was enough to make you double take at the radio. We’re talking about M People and the fabulous Heather Small. This soulful and captivating band is responsible for classic tracks such as ‘Moving On Up’ and ‘One Night In Heaven’ and became one of the biggest dance music acts in the world selling 11 million records. This tour is a celebration of their twentieth anniversary… and long may their reign continue! To book tickets visit www.bic.co.uk or call 0844 576 3000 19-20 OCTOBER

THE OXJAM SOUTHAMPTON TAKEOVER

The Oxjam Southampton Takeover is a music festival with the aim of raising funds for Oxfam and their crisis pot. The Takeover will be held in The Hobbit and The Art House Café (19 Oct) and in The Cellar, The Art House Café, Goblets and The Talking Heads (20 Oct). Local musicians are given the opportunity to showcase their original material. Artists playing include The Lowis Lanes, Mama Smokes, Kodiac Bears and many more! To book visit wegottickets.com (bargain £10 for whole weekend)

TUES 29 OCT

BLUE @ O2 ACADEMY BOURNEMOUTH

After their stint on The Big Reunion earlier this year, Blue are back with their own headlining tour. Expect a combination of ‘blast from the past’ songs as well as new tunes from their album ‘Roulette.’ Looking as though they’ve not aged a day since releasing ‘All Rise’ back in 2001, they’ll be presenting you with their gorgeous voices and even more gorgeous faces. You won’t leave the show feeling blue... To book tickets visit www.o2academybournemouth.co.uk or call Ticketweb on 0844 477 2000 THURS 07 NOV

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Unafraid to experiment and evolve their sound, the boys are going from strength to strength with unrelenting tour schedules and standout festival performances. High profile festival appearances this year included Glastonbury and Reading & Leeds. The British rockers released their new album ‘The Weight of Your Love’ this summer to rave reviews. You’d be mad to miss their upcoming Southampton performance. To book tickets visit www.livenation.co.uk

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NEWTON FAULKNER THE LAIDBACK DREADLOCK GENIUS CHATS TO ALICE ROOK ABOUT NEW ALBUM ‘STUDIO ZOO’ AND PONDERS WHAT ITEMS HE WOULD CHOOSE TO TAKE TO A DESERT ISLAND Why did you decide to live stream the entire recording process of ‘Studio Zoo’ 24/7? I thought it was an interesting way of bridging the gap between playing live and studio recording. How does it feel to have made history by live streaming it? Do you think there will be other artists that follow suit? It feels pretty damn good! I’m sure someone will, just can’t wait to find out whom. It’s very intense once the process starts. Did you ever feel a bit like Big Brother was watching you? Was it invasive or was it more of a case that after a while, you forgot about the cameras? I never forgot about the cameras, in my head they stopped being cameras and became people after about a week. It was strange, it took much less time to get my head around it starting than it did when it came to it stopping! How is the album being received so far? I’m delighted; it’s going down better than anything I’ve done before. What’s the inspiration behind Studio Zoo? What sets it apart from your previous albums? It’s got a very different feel; it’s raw and unprocessed and just is what it is. Before, I was trying to get on the radio and trying to fit in with certain things. This time I just stopped and did exactly what felt right and didn’t take anything into consideration. You’ve chosen ‘Losing Ground’ as the first single from the album, is this your personal favourite? To be honest, there isn’t a track I’m not proud of on this album.

With two number one albums and world tours under your belt, how do you keep yourself so grounded? I don’t know; as far I’m concerned I’m still just getting started! You’re coming to Bournemouth in February next year, we can’t wait to have you back! What’s the best gig you have ever done and why? Ooooh, that’s tricky. I just love gigs, I’m not very fussy - I’ll pretty much play anywhere! We saw you recently at Night Air at the Piers performing on Boscombe beach… did you enjoy the experience? Was that the first time you’ve performed to a beach crowd? No, I’ve done a whole bucket of beachy gigs all over the place. I had a great one at Boscombe though, the crowd were awesome. What did you listen to as a kid that inspired you to pick up the guitar? It was all my parents’ record collection, everything from John Martyn and Joni Mitchell, to Steppenwolf and ELO. If you were going to be stranded on a desert island and were allowed to take three things with you, what would you pack and why? Umm… Three guitars, obviously! I’m sure you get asked this a lot, but would you ever consider anything other than dreadlocks? (Not that we don’t love them!) Who knows, it’s hard for me to imagine not having them after this long. I’ve had them for 14 years... What’s next for you, what does the rest of the year hold? A bit of writing for other people and also some computer game music. I might try and actually take a little bit of time off, it’s been a while.

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“BEFORE, I WAS TRYING TO GET ON THE RADIO AND TRYING TO FIT IN WITH CERTAIN THINGS. THIS TIME I JUST STOPPED AND DID EXACTLY WHAT FELT RIGHT AND DIDN’T TAKE ANYTHING INTO CONSIDERATION.” ‘Studio Zoo’ is available to buy now. Newton Faulkner is coming to O2 Academy Bournemouth on Wednesday 26 February 2014 so you’ve got plenty of time to get excited and book your tickets in advance! To book, visit www.o2academybournemouth.co.uk

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Calling all proficient sailors! The UKWA has the pleasure to invite any competent 5.8 sailors to this two day event at Weymouth & Portland Sailing Academy. It’s not normal UKWA policy but Weymouth offers a reasonably safe environment for sailors. Don’t miss out on this rare opportunity to race at a round of the Stena Line British Championships. There are two distinct fleets that will race together from noon – Techno 5.8 OD and Techno 5.8 Open. Applications should be submitted online (open to both UKWA and RYA members). If you are not an official UKWA member, you will be required to enter on the day at the registration office by the waterfront. ukwindsurfing.com

18-19 OCT

RALLYE SUNSEEKER INTERNATIONAL Rallye Sunseeker International, organised by the Southern Car Club will be the last of six rounds of the 2013 MSA British Rally Championship. The battle for this year is really hotting up! This year, the Rallye Sunseeker International carries the added bonus of points and half for crews contesting the event in the BRC and BRCC. The pace is gathering along with massive interest for the battle in the forests in and

around Poole; entries are being submitted for the final round of this year’s prestigious title. After 25 successful years in Bournemouth, this year sees Poole as the new host town for Rallye Sunseeker, providing a compact base for the start, finish and service area. www.rallyesunseeker.org

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BASINGSTOKE HALF MARATHON

SUN 06 OCTOBER

The half marathon is set to take place in October for the third year running, incorporating some legendary and picturesque views. The course is a challenging one, traversing hills near Cliddesden and Farleigh Wallop, beautiful countryside and quaint villages. Hackwood Road is the starting point, adjacent to the War Memorial Park. The route takes you up to the hills of North Hampshire and on downhill stretches; you can enjoy a bird’s eye view of Basingstoke. Remember to take a mental picture! Enter online (Affiliated Runner £23 | Non-affiliated Runner £25) www.basingstokehalfmarathon.co.uk

NEW FOREST WATER PARK @ HUCKLESBROOK LAKES, RINGWOOD Set in 50 acres of beautiful New Forest countryside and lakes, there’s something for everyone at the New Forest Water Park. The emphasis is on fun whether you’re on holiday or just want to treat the family to a great day out. Watersports available include waterskiing, wakeboarding and fun sports (inflatable rings and banana rides). You can also learn to paddleboard and kayak in the freshwater lakes or enjoy private island fishing. The Park have enjoyed thousands of visitors since launching their state of the art Rixen 5-Pylon Wakeboard Cable System in May this year. The Park has recently been awarded a grant by Sport England to provide adapted facilities for the physically challenged and disabled to take part. 01425 656868 | www.newforestwaterpark.co.uk

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BOURNEMOUTH ARTS BY THE SEA FESTIVAL 20 SEPTEMBER - 12 OCTOBER

The third Bournemouth Arts by the Sea Festival is now in full swing, spanning original and exciting arts events, ranging from music, to dance, to film, to visual arts, to theatre and spoken word.

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If you’re a film fan, you won’t want to miss rare screenings of Alfred Hitchcock’s finest early films, including ‘Blackmail’ on Saturday 05 October. This will be accompanied by live music from the BSO’s Kokoro players. At The Winchester, there’s spoken word from BBC Radio 4 regular, Luke Wright (Wednesday 09 October) and what’s more, there’s music from British Sea Power, the faultless indie rock band who return to The Pier Theatre after their sell-out performance last year (Friday 12 October).

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You can always count on Bestival to round off the festival season with a bang! r Frankowski Photographer credit (inset): Victo Hats off to Rob and Josie da Bank and all the Get Involved team for such an awesome 10th birthday spectacular! Despite the occasional rain, HMS Bestival thrilled each and every attendee. Headlining acts included Fatboy Slim, Snoop Dogg (or is that Snoop Lion?) and Sir Elton John. Personal highlights included the confident and smooth Jessie Ware, the enthusiastic Bastille, musical triumph The 1975 and Chic ft. Nile Rodgers who brought true disco fever to Robin Hill Country Park. On top of an impressive line-up, I was captivated by The Port – a new arena for this year which saw the likes of Carl Cox and Annie Mac Presents DJing to hardcore ravers until the early hours of the morning.

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