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Gazette Leisure

When it comes to planning what to do and where to go, Gazette Leisure has everything you need to know.

We'll let you know what's hot - and what's not - at the movies, give you the low-down on the local theatre scene, and the latest news on local music events. And there's much more besides all this.

So if you're want to be clued up when it comes to planning your free time, check out our Leisure.

If you're planning an event, why not let our leisure editor know. E-mail Joanne Mace or call her on 01256 337418

REVIEW: Proteus Theatre Company's Below Zero at The Haymarket
HAVING already seen Below Zero's companion piece Elephant Man when it ran in Central Studio last year, I was particularly keen to see how the former would play, especially on the stage of The Haymarket.

Happy-Go-Lucky (15)
MIKE Leigh's latest film Happy-Go-Lucky has surprised all of those people who thought that the director's films were always a bit serious or grim.

Iron Man (12A)
FIRST out of the gate this summer is Jon Favreau's treatment of one of the less famous Marvel heroes, Iron Man.

REVIEW: S.O.P.H.I.E weekender at The Great Western
TWENTY-ONE year-old Sophie Lancaster was kicked to death by a group of teenagers because of her taste in fashion and music. Stamp Out Prejudice Hatred Intolerance Everywhere (S.O.P.H.I.E.) seeks to commemorate Sophie's short life by highlighting and eradicating mindless violence from society as far as it is possible.

60 Years of Basingstoke Art Club
BASINGSTOKE Art Club is celebrating its 60th anniversary this year with a combination spring and retrospective exhibition in Fairfields Arts Centre.

New Senior Screen season at ODEON Basingstoke
THIS spring, ODEON Basingstoke is set to show a season of award winning films as part of its popular Senior Screen programme for mature Basingstoke film fans.

Fool's Gold (12A)
AT THE press junket for Fool's Gold, I had the pleasure of sitting beside a lovely Belgian gentleman whose opinion ran rather contrary to most of the cynical Brits present.

REVIEW: Elephant at The Haymarket , until Saturday April 19
I WAS unsure what to expect from Elephant, a production which was developed in 2004, and has, since then, been from Gateshead to the Edinburgh Festival, via Johannesburg.

Colin Firth in conversation on May 4
HAMPSHIRE-BORN actor Colin Firth returns to his roots when he appears at Winchester's Theatre Royal for one night only in support of the mayor's charities.

REVIEW: Live music, Face Bar, Reading
THIS was to be a super little show - a real old school punk party with a veritable rainbow of hair colour.

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