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HAWKERIDGE 18-year-old Ben Harrison stormed back from 2-1 down to dispose of former professional Alfie Burden 5-2 and claim a first-ever tournament win on the English Association of Snooker & Billiards Pro-Ticket Tour.
Victory at Cambridge Snooker Centre took Harrison up to third place after two of the four southern section events.
"I played really solid all weekend," he said.
It just shows how much my game's come together.
I’ve got a very good chance to get on the tour this season if I just keep practising very hard and keep believing in myself. -Ben Harrison
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It's called the ThreeSixty Theater, for 360 degrees - threesixty° is the spelling the company uses - and the 100-foot-tall, high-resolution video-packed tent created a stir in London's Kensington Gardens, where "Peter Pan" premiered earlier this year.
ThreeSixty Entertainment is expected to announce today that it will install the tent, CGI and the live staging of "Peter Pan" within it in Ferry Park, opposite the Ferry Building, for at least 10 weeks, opening April 27.
It's the familiar J.M. Barrie tale
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Dreamboats and Petticoats , a musical inspired by a pair of compilation albums featuring some of the greatest hits songs from the rock 'n' roll era, is to return to the West End, resuming performances at the Playhouse Theatre from Jan. 6, 2010, after the current tenant, La Cage Aux Folles , vacates the theatre Jan. 2.
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TWO converted tries in the final 10 minutes saw Hinckley cement a commanding 49-24 win against Kenilworth after the visitors had looked competitive for the best part of an hour.
Joe Glover converted a try by centre Steve List and then landed a penalty to give Hinckley an excellent start.
But Kenilworth responded in kind – Russell Clarke kicking a penalty before converting a Sam Viggers try – and it took an opportunist touchdown by influential fly-half Guy Swadling to nudge the Leicestershire outfit into
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Matt Wilson lost out in an agonising deciding frame in the semi-finals of the latest Pro-Ticket Tour event in Cambridge last weekend.
Following on from his quarter-final appearance in the first event, Wilson went one better by reaching the last four but was left hugely disappointed not to seal a place in the final after a 4-3 defeat to 19-year-old Ben Harrison of Trowbridge, who went on to win the event.
After receiving a bye in the Last 64, Wilson's deciding frame win over Swindon's Neil Craycraft in
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