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Princes Street. Ticket Centre outlets (0415525961). Venue 331 2931. This is the first time that Scottish Ballet‘s new Studio Theatre has been used. @Transmlssion Gallery 13—15 Chisholm Street, Trongate. 041 552 4813. Tue—Sat, 12 noon—6pm.

@ Dueen’s Park Baptist Church 180 Queen’s Drive (50 yards off Pollokshaws Road). Venue 423 3962. Ticket Centre outlets (041 552 5961).

® Scottish Exhibition and Conference Centre Finnieston. Box Office. 248 3000. Some tickets are available from Ticket Centre outlets (041 552 5961). Two restaurants. five bars open all day and in the evening depending on functions. At time of going to press, there are no plans to open the bars for the Fireworks on Sat 24 May except for the guests of the invitation only Mayfest/McEwans private function. @Theatre Royal Hope Street. Box Office, 331 1234. Mon-Sat

10am—6pm (7.30pm on perf. evgs.).

Tickets may be booked by credit card: 332 9000. Bar and Buffet available.

©Thlrd Eye Centre 350 Sauchiehall Street. Box Office. 332 7521. Open 10am-5pm Tue—Sat. 2—5.30pm Sun and during evening events. Tickets sold in bookshop. Phone bookings. Collect 30 mins before perf. NB Tickets not available from the Ticket Centre. Centre (including

bookshop) open 10am—5.30pm

Tue-Sat; 2pm—5.30pm Sun and during evening events. Bar open during centre hours and during performances. Late licence during Fest for late night shows. [D}[E] Fri 2 May Mayfest Party (see listings) till 1am.

® Ticket Centre Candleriggs. Glasgow. Mon—Sat 10.30am—6.30pm. Ticket booking centre for a wide range of Mayfest and other Glasgow events. 041 552 5961/2/3; Credit cards 227 5015.227 5038. The Ticket Centre also has outlets at the King‘s Theatre and Mitchell Theatre. Some tickets ordered through the Ticket Centre can be picked up at the venue. some can‘t check with Ticket Centre.

(a The Tron Theatre 63 Trongate. Glasgow. Box Office. and information Ticketron 552 4267/8. open Tue—Sat noon-8pm (1 1pm on perf. nights). Sun 12.30—8pm (1 1pm on perfnights). Phone bookings in advance must be collected three days before perf. Tickets booked on the day must be collected 30 mins before the perf. Credit card bookings (Access only) on the above number. Tickets not available at the Ticket Centre. The Tron is a theatre club membership is required (though a member may sign in six guests and a reciprocal deal with Edinburgh‘s Traverse Theatre is in operation). Day membership available. Cafe’

SKY TRAINING

BANG! 9.58pm, Saturday 24: Alan Hillary checks his watch, ensures his portflres (fancy matches) are dry and glances over 3,000 fireworks for a damp squib.

This is going to be one ofthe largest ornamental explosions Glasgow has ever witnessed. Months of planning have gone into it, but it’s nothing new to him. Armed with only a stop watch and a special unextinguishable taper he is an old hand at making sure that the fireworks go up and in time to the music.

He already has the 1981 Royal, 1984 Liverpool Garden, Radio City Anniversary and Kevin Keegan’s Farewell Firework Displays to his credit. 9.59pm: he hasn't even had time to sample a can from the sponsors, McEwans Lager. His three

assistants stare at the oversize stop-watch. This is a precision event. The time between the portiire contacting the blue touchpaper and the eruption of colour in the sky has been meticulously calculated....10pm.

What would be the worse thing that could go wrong I asked Hillary; ‘Well, it could rain . . . Butactually not even the rain would really stop us.’ One thing he will not be hoping iorwill be the thick haar that set in at Edinburgh's display a couple of years ago. So worried were those firework organisers that the next yearthey laid on a few special low level fireworks!

lfyou are at the best viewpoint, the car park of the Scottish Exhibition and Conference Centre, you will see Alan Hillary’s wizardry at work, a volcanic spectacular synchronised to the theme music from Star Wars, Superman and E.T., the 1812 Overture, rock and classical selections besides. (You shouldn‘t miss it - look towards the Glasgow Garden Festival site.)

It lasts 25 minutes and ends with a message blazing on a 30 foot high framework of bamboo built by a Hampshire man with 50 years of firework-writing experience. Look out too for the special part of the display designed to light up Glasgow's sky in the colours of the sponsors.(They don't have typewriters in Hampshire.) A shuttle bus service will return from the SECC car park to George Square at 10.30pm. (Alastair Scott)

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and Bar open from noon (12,30 Suns) till very late during Mayfest (cabaret acts begin at 11pm!).

@ Winter Gardens People’s Palace . Glasgow Green. 554 0223. Ticket Centre outlets (041 552 5961). Bar and Cafe Open during performances.

COMMUNITY

VENUES

Adelphi Education Centre 12 Commercial Road. Gorbals.

Bananark Community Centre 33 Burnmouth Road. 773 1812.

elacldriars Primary School 3111 Cumberland Street. Gorbals. 429 5640. 8riggait 155 Stoekwell Street. 552 8816. Brothers Bar 251 Saracen Street. Possilpark. 336 5734.

Camus Place Project Camus Place. Drumchapel. 944 9344.

Canlbar Community Centre Carlibar Road. Barrhcad. 881 4898.

Carmichael House Tullis Street. Castlemllk Community Centre Castlemilk Drive. 634 2233.

Cathcart Labour Party Social Club Barlia Street. Castlemllk. 634 7911. Dalmamock Centre Lily Street. 5564776. Dennistoun Slatefield Street.

Dolphin Arts Centre 7 James Street. Bridgeton. 554 1671/7449.

Drumchapel Unemployed Workers Centre 5 Heela Place. 944 9402/0.

Drumry House 40 Kinfauns Drive.944 1146.

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Easthall Primary School Ware Road. Easterhouse/Easthall Residents Assoc. . 771 7020.

Eskdale Wardie Road. Easterhouse. 773 1246.

Ganhamlock Community Centre Redcastle

Square. 774 0681.

Geoff Shaw Centre Kerrylamont Avenue. Toryglen. 647 2508.

Glenwood Lodge 160 Castlcmilk Drive. 634 2508.

Ingram Street Drama Centre.

Househill Community Centre Househillwood Road. Priesthill. 881 8083. (Arts Centre 8810263).

Jarvey's ear and Lounge 45 Kelso Street. Yoker. 941 2855.

John Mains Centre 49 Cumberland Street. Gorbals, 429 5640.

Maryhlll Arts Centre 11 Malloch Street. 944 3995.

Maryhlll Community Central Halls Maryhill Road. Maryhill.3329l 1 1.

Pearce Institute Govan Road.

Penilee Community Centre 10 Gleddoch Road. 882 3309.

Rose Garden Old Rutherglen Road. Huchill Community Centre 67 BIISIand Drive. 9468161.

Ruchill Unemployed Workers Centre Shuna Street. 946 5675.

Hutherglen Unemployed Workers Centre Victoria Street. 647 0331.

St Enoch Centre Gorbals.

Shettleston Community Centre 54 Amulrec Street. 778 5783.

South Camtyne Tenants Hall Myreside Street. Camtyne. 556 5783.

Yarrow's Canteen.

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FRINGE

8th - 30th AUGUST 1986

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MAY DAY TODAY, 99 DAYS TO

OUR BIRTHDAY!

In celebrating its 4(lth Birthday this year. the Fringe will burst into the theatres. halls streets and squares of Edinburgh. entertaining you morning noon and night for 23 exhilaratineg long summer days.

Theatre. Comedy. Musical. Revue. Cabaret. ()pera. Mime. Dance. Kids’ Shows. Folk. Ceilidhs. Jazz. Rock, Blues. ()rchestras. Singers, Poetry Readings, Free Shows indoors and out. Exhibitions. the Famous Cavalcade. Fringe Sunday. and lots more besides . . . .

WRITE TODAY for your free programme. (out in lune) sending

Truly something for everyone. and at prices that won’t strain your sporran either. You can expect to pay about £2.00 on average to see a show. and there are special reductions in most cases for ()APs. I 'B-Ills. (Ihildren and Students.

Last year there were more than 1,000 separate shows to I choose from. It's the biggest Arts 5 Festival in the world. People travel across continents to get 1 here, but it's on your doorstep!

34p in stamps, along with your name and address to:

Box 1.1. The Fringe Office. 170 High Street. Edinburgh F2111 IQS

(No envelope required)

Telephone: 031-226 5257

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