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Greetings! 
In this issue, Anne Robinson backs Derry for UK City of
Culture, 'hack' golfer and author John Richardson dreams of breaking into
Hollywood with Dream On, and new comedy duo Geddis and Watson
storm YouTube with spoof series I Am
Fighter. We visit the Anne
Frank + You exhibit at the Alley
Theatre with Holocaust survivor Inge Radford and marvel at Deepa
Mann-Kler's pen on canvas collection.
In
reviews Andrew Johnson risks his braaaaains during QFT's zombie season,
Metallica entice the 'metal family' to the Odyssey Arena and Fionola
Meredith might just have a poetic
crush on Paul Durcan.
Finally,
don't miss your chance to win tickets to The Lyric Theatre's production
of The Miser, a two course
meal at Out To Dinner with William Crawley, featuring artist JB Vallely,
and the new album by Gentry Morris, Awake 'O' Sleeper.
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|  Carol Coffey
'The
lives of people with special needs are not written about often enough,
few people understand their difficulties.'
 #Derry2013
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 Anne Frank + You
Holocaust refugee Inge Radford reflects on this emotive exhibition at the Alley Theatre in Strabane. 
'Industrialization
meant things had to be sacrificed,' says Matt Green. 'In Belfast that meant
our rivers.'
 I Am Fighter
Makers of the YouTube spoof training series say 'the
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 Battle
of the Bands, Spring and Airbrake, Belfast,
May 27. Which band will play at Belfast Pride's Party in the
Square? Find out here.
 Duke Special, Strule Arts Centre, Omagh, May 28. Hobo-chic and vaudeville sensibility. Don't miss the eccentric Duke.
 Lieutenant
Columbo, Grand Opera House, Belfast May 31-June 5. When a psychiatrist's wife is found dead,
Columbo investigates.
 The
Shawshank Redemption, Derry Millennium Forum, June 1-6.
In the notorious Shawshank Prison a man must find a way to survive.
A
fantastic exhibition covering nearly 100 years of service.
 Vanbrugh String Quartet, Stormont, Belfast, June 5. The award-winning RTE Vanbrugh String Quartet plays at Stormont.
 Extra Life, Crescent Arts Centre, June 6. Hardcore medievalists Extra Life in the renovated Crescent Arts Centre with support from Girls Names.
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