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Scunthorpe Telegraph Thursday, February 22 - Wednesday, February 13, 2013

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Thursday, February 22 - Wednesday, February 13, 2013 Scunthorpe Telegraph

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WHATS ON MEETS DISTRICT3

COMING UP ...

Whats On meets Milton Jones next Thursday

JAZZ singer Sarah Ellen Hughes will provide the entertainment at Ropery Hall, Barton, tomorrow (Friday, February 8). Tickets are 10 in advance and 12 on the door. The show starts at 8pm. Call 01652 660380 for more details. THE first of a two-part workshop will take place at Waters Edge Visitor Centre, Barton, on Saturday (February 9). The Green Man Adult Workshop will take place at 10.30am or 1.30pm. Crafters will create a stoneware face surrounded with leaves. Classes are 30, with booking essential. Call 01652 6310500 for more details.

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TOP 10 THINGS TO DO

A TALK on flowers, foliage and fat rascals was due to be given to Brigg and District Horticultural Society by Doug Stewart today (February 7). It will be held at the Methodist Church Hall on Barnard Avenue, Brigg, at 7.30pm. Members free, non-members 2. Call 01652 653985.

ORNITHOLOGIST John Kneeshaw will present images of his trip to Colombia to Scunthorpe Museum Society on Monday (February 11) from 7.15pm at North Lincolnshire Museum, Scunthorpe. Call 01724 869440. STAGE Right Childrens drama club is set to perform at The Podium at Scunthorpe Market on Saturday (February 8) between 10am and noon. Call 01724 297774 for more information.

COMEDIAN and musician Mitch Benn will perform at the Ropery Hall, Barton, on Saturday (February 9). Tickets are 10 or 12 on door. The show will start at 8pm. Call 01652 660380.

PAUL OSullivan and the Emerald Disco will be at the St Ber nadettes Parish Centre, behind the church on Ashby Road, Scunthorpe, from 7.30pm to midnight on Saturday (February 9). Tickets are 5. Call Paddy on 01724 351662. SCI-FI film Looper (15) will be shown at Ropery Hall, Barton. today (February 7) from 7.30pm. Tickets are 4. Book on 01652 660380.

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CINEMA

Listings shown for Vue Cinema, Scunthorpe, Friday, February 8 Thursday, February 14
(TBC): Thurs only 1.00, 3.20, 5.40, 8.00, 9.00, 10.20. Beautiful Creatures (12a): Wed/Thurs only 12.45, 3.40, 6.30 (not Thurs), 9.10. Flight (15): Fri-Tues 12.00, 5.45, 8.00, Wed only 8.00. I Give it a Year (15): Daily 12.40, 3.00, 5.30, 8.00, Fri/Sat/Thurs late 10.30 (all shows audio described). Sammys Great Escape (U): Sat/Sun 10.00, 12.15, 2.35, 4.50. This is 40 (15): Thurs only, 12.00, 3.00, 6.00, 9.00. Warm Bodies (12a): Daily 1.50, 4.20, 6.40, 9.00. Romeo and Juliet (12a): Thurs only 6.30. Bullet to the Head: Fri/Sat late 10.30. Pitch Perfect (12a): Sat/Sun 11am. The Impossible (12a): Fri-Tues 3.00, 8.45. Les Miserables (12a): Daily 1.00, 4.30, 7.00 (not Thurs), Thurs only 8.00. Django Unchained (18): Fri-Wed 12.25 (not Tues), 4.00, 7.30. Movie 43 (15): Fri/Sat 10.55pm. KIDS AM Dr Seuss The Lorax 3D (U): Sat/Sun 10.45; Dr Seuss the Lorax 2D (U): Sat/Sun 10.30. Senior Screen The Sessions (15): Tues, 1pm.

ILLUSIONIST Tracey Hughes will perform on Sunday (February 10) at The Plowright Theatre in Scunthorpe. The show will start at 7.30pm. Tickets are priced at 13. Call 0844 8542776.

Wreck it Ralph (PG)


WRECK-It Ralph (voiced by John C Reilly) is the bad guy in a game called Fix-It Felix Jr. However, after years of destruction, Ralph yearns to be the hero for once. So with a heavy heart, Ralph breaks protocol to seek adventure in a futuristic first-person shooting game called Heros Duty, serving under the command of ballsy space trooper Sergeant Calhoun (Jane Lynch). But Ralph escapes the game and unwittingly transports an alien Cy-Bug from Heros Duty into the neighbouring Sugar Rush racing game. While the creature lays eggs and prepares to overrun the realm of King Candy (Alan Tudyk) and his subjects, Ralph befriends diminutive misfit Vanellope von Schweetz (Sarah Silverman). Ralph makes a shocking discovery about Vanellopes past and he realises that to cure her coding glitch, he must help the sassy tyke beat her rivals to the chequered flag in her modified go-kart. Sat/Sun only 11.00am, daily 1.40, 4.20, Thurs only 6.30, Fri/Sat/Thurs late 10.30pm; 3D Sat/Sun only 11.40am, daily 2.20, 5.10, 7.40.

OSH Gosh Gowns will be presenting a selection of local retailers, selling a unique collection of dresses and gifts at the Baths Hall, Scunthorpe, on Sunday (February 10) between 10.30am and 4pm. Entry is free.

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INNER James Arthur will be headlining a seven-strong line-up as The X Factor live tour rolls into Sheffields Motorpoint Arena. James was busking in the street and playing in his local pub a year ago. He went on to hit the top of the UK charts with his version of Impossible proof that the show can transform the lives of ordinary people. District3, otherwise known as Micky, Greg and Dan, were under the wings of judge Louis Walsh on the hit ITV show. Since making the final seven and performing in front of millions on TV , they have clocked up 300,000 followers on Twitter. But for Cleethorpes-born Micky, 18, pursuing a music career has been something of a family affair. He said: My parents were singers, I used to listen to them and they encouraged me to sing songs. They dont really sing any more but Ive always been interested in music. My parents moved from Cleethorpes to London so I could pursue my music career and go as far as I could, so its really nice to get a reward back from it. Performing as a band in front of a crowd for the X Factor audition was

The X Factor Live Tour

Motorpoint Arena, Sheffield Tuesday, February 12

Also showing
A Good Day to Die Hard

cited to join show on tour


the competition my dad said he did. We went into the competition with nothing its surreal. In the judges houses stage of the competition, the trio flew out to Las Vegas to perform for Louis and guest judge Sharon Osbourne. That was an amazing experience but I wish I was 21 because I didnt get the chance to drink, disappointingly, said Micky. But there was some amazing views and because we filmed on the top of the hotel it was absolutely incredible. Sharon was lovely we didnt get much time to chat to her because she was busy but she did give us some advice. She said be yourself and just go for it. One of the groups lowest moments after making it to the live stages of the show was when the judges criticised their Halloween perfor mance. They donned costumes from Clockwork Orange to perform a mash-up of Every Breath You Take, by The Police, and Beautiful Monster, by Ne-Yo. Micky said the show didnt allow the boys to be themselves. He said: Because we were going into a live performance situation in front of lots of viewers, we didnt quite know who we were. We got confused because we didnt go into it knowing who we were. Micky stands by his mentor Louis, saying he was very helpful. And he said the exposure from the show had boosted the bands fanbase. Micky said: Singing songs and having our faces on TV each week was good and thats a big advantage singing live. Just singing helped improve our voices singing in your bedroom is different because youre singing without a microphone. Micky, said he was excited about the tour. He said: Im just looking forward to performing just looking out and seeing 10,000 people screaming. Im looking forward to the whole experience. This years X Factor has been a TRIO: District3, from left, Greg, Dan and Micky success story for local talent. Teenager Ella, from Tetney, made it through as the sixth finalist, before losing out to eventual winner James in a sing-off. And when asked whether controversial Essex singer Rylan deserved to get further than District3 in the contest, Micky said: The thing is its about entertainment. Entertainment shouldnt just have singing, Rylan is also a really nice guy and hes so funny. He was always centre of attention and he has the X Factor when singing his songs. I think Rylan deserved to be there but also Ella shouldnt have gone when she did. District3 plan to spend the rest of 2013 gigging and writing songs for their album. Micky said: Fame is not what you think its going to be like but dont get me wrong, theres some great perks like free clothes and guitars. My advice for those who want a career in music is to use YouTube all the way its the way forward. Upload your material and send the link to every management company and see how things go. To buy tickets for the X Factor tour call 0844 338 0000 or visit www.bookingsdirect.com

Stars of television phenomenon The X Factor are currently playing to packed arenas as the shows live tour travels the country. Winner James Arthur, Rylan Clark, Ella Henderson, Christopher Maloney and Jahmene Douglas will be stopping in Sheffield on Tuesday, February 12. Ahead of the gig, SELINA MAYCOCK spoke to District3s Cleethorpes-born Micky Parsons about being part of The X Factor and the bands future
a first for the boys unlike some of the fellow contestants who had performed on the pub circuit. We hadnt done any singing before as a group, said Micky. We had never performed live wed stay in our bedrooms doing songs, so we never had that experience. But it wasnt a disadvantage to us even though we didnt go out and perform, we still worked on our sound. Micky appeared on our screens in the early weeks of the programme performing I ll Make Love To You by Boyz II Men probably one of District3s most memorable perfor mances. It was his dad who saw the group auditions advertised for X Factor. Micky said: He just said we ought to go for it, so we just did. We never expected to get as far as we did in

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