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“Little Voice”,

a British hit,

comes to The

Theatre July 30

BY ROSIE DAY

Rappahannock News

Contributing Writer

Jane Horrocks stars t4s Little Voice, a shy and reclusive young woman who speq&s in a barely audible whisper. Still grieving for her dead father, she spends her tinie alone listening to his recoftl collection, coming out of h$r shell briefly when she burets out with startling and stunning impersonations of vocalists like Judy Garland, Marion Monroe and Shirley Bassey. -

Mari (Oscar-nominated Brenda Blethyn), is irritaled by her daughter’s reclusion and singing until a sljroy agent (Michael Caine) convinces her that Little Vowe can be a star and make their fortunes. ~Director

Mark Hermah (“Brassed Off”) adapted h*s script from the stageplaV which premiered in London in 1992 and starred Horrock? While Horrock’s performance alone would be enough tio carry the film, Herman surrounds her with a terrific ca^t including Caine, Blethyn, Jim Broadbent (“The Crying Game”) and Ewan McGregor (“Trainspotting”). Of “Littlje Voice”, Rolling Stone says “You’ll be spellbound!

Brenda Blethyn is stunningly good, Jane Horrocks Js a wonder, and Michael Cair^e is perfection!” RAAC will pre sent this movie Friday, July 3i0 at 8 p.m.. Rated R. 96 minutes

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