Roddy Doyle, Boris Godunov, The Staves, TV Drama The Fear
Arts news. Roddy Doyle talks about his new novella, Two Pints; the RSC's new production of Boris Godunov opens; singing sisters The Staves; Peter Mullan stars in TV drama The Fear.
With Kirsty Lang,
Booker Prize-winning novelist Roddy Doyle talks about his new novella, Two Pints. It's a year's dialogue between two men in a Dublin pub over their pints. Beginning with the landmark Royal visit to Ireland in May 2011 and ending with the Paralympics last September, they set the world to rights and talk about the day's news.
Michael Boyd's last production as Artistic Director of the RSC is an adaptation of Pushkin's Boris Godunov. Theatre critic Andrew Dickson reviews the play and assesses Boyd's tenure.
The Staves are three singing sisters from Watford. They grew up singing harmonies around the kitchen table at home, and are on a sell-out UK tour. Jessica, Emily and Camilla Stavely-Taylor tell Kirsty how it all began.
Peter Mullan stars as Brighton crime-boss-turned-entrepreneur Richie Beckett in a new four-part Channel 4 TV drama The Fear, which chronicles the disintegration of a criminal mind. Crime writer Dreda Say Mitchell gives her verdict.
Producer Penny Murphy.
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Roddy Doyle
Interview with novelist Roddy Doyle.
Boris Godunov
Andrew Dickson reviews the RSC鈥檚 Boris Godunov.
The Staves
Interview with The Staves.
The Fear
Dreda Say Mitchell reviews Channel 4 drama The Fear.
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- Thu 29 Nov 2012 19:15麻豆社 Radio 4
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