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March
2009
Future Radios weekly programme for the arts and culture in Norwich and Norfolk.
On this weeks show,
- We hear the fith episode of William Shakespeares Hamlet edited by Peter Barrow.
- Stash Kirkbride meets with the organisers of the Norwich and Norwich Festival of 2009.
- Kate Roma reports from the BonanaFana night at The Talk.
- Stash Kirkbride talks to the producers of singer songwriter Lucinda Drayton.
- Henry Layte reports from the Propella Theatre comapnys performance at the Theatre Royal.
- Finally Tony Cleary talks to local writer Tony Vail.
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March
2009
Future Radios weekly programme for the arts and culture in Norwich and Norfolk.
On this weeks show,
- We hear the fourth episode of William Shakespeares Hamlet edited by Peter Barrow.
- Our featured artist of the week is DYNAMO’S RHYTHM ACES.
- Kate Roma reports from China China China at the Sainsburys Centre.
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February
2009
Future Radios weekly programme for the arts and culture in Norwich and Norfolk.
On this weeks show,
- We hear the third episode of William Shakespeares Hamlet edited by Peter Barrow.
- The final part of the Kate O Mara interview held at the Maddermarket Theatre.
- Our featured artist of the week is WiQwar.
- Thordis Fridrickson is on location at the Theatre Royal to report on the Britten Synfonia.
- Henry Layte talks with Stash Kirkbride about the Propella Theatre companys visit to Norwich.
- Richard Penguin tells us about some exciting events happening at the Norwich Arts Centre.
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February
2009
Future Radios weekly programme for the arts and culture in Norwich and Norfolk.
On this weeks show,
- We hear the second episode of William Shakespeares Hamlet edited by Peter Barrow.
- The third part of the Kate O Mara interview held at the Maddermarket Theatre.
- Our featured artist of the week is Pinky Umbrella.
- Stash Kirkbride talks to Mellisa Ramadam from the Black Ram theatre company.
- Finally Kate Roma talks to Adam Burton an artist selected for East International.
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February
2009
Frank joined the show on 9th February to ask anyone to donate thier old computers for the Rotary Club’s Recycling Computer Scheme.
The Club is collecting redundant computers locally to provide basic computer equipment for junior schools in Sri Lanka where there are no computers. They require computers (not monitors) mice and keyboards and digi cameras. They do need to be Pentium III or better to run Windows 2000 + an easy test is weather the keyboard plug is ‘big = thumb sized’ or ’small = pencil sized’ or the plug is coloured purple, Pencil size and purple is Good.
If you would like to donate contact Frank via thier website www.blackfriars-rotary.org.uk. go to the ‘contact us’ button and let them know what you have to donate and someone will come back to you with all the necessary information.
If you would like to find out more about the project you can visit www.stroudrotary.org.uk.
Alternatively you can become a member of the club - details are on the website above.
It is a great scheme and environmentally friendly as many old computers usually end up in landfill sites.
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February
2009
Future Radios weekly programme for the arts and culture in Norwich and Norfolk.
On this weeks show,
- We hear the first episode of William Shakespeares Hamlet edited by Peter Barrow.
- Rebecca Chapman brings us a report from some students from the Garage and City College who are creating monologues..
- We hear the third part of the Kate O Mara interview held at the Maddermarket Theatre.
- The Propella Theatre Comapnys productions coming up at the Theatre Royal are Profiled by John Baultitude.
- Kate Roma reports from the Norwich Arts Centre on an evening of poetry.
- Finally Martin Watters talks with local pianist Ryan Jones at the Assembly House.
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February
2009
Future Radios weekly programme for the arts and culture in Norwich and Norfolk.
On this weeks show,
- Stash Kirkbride reports from Swan Lake on at the “Theatre Royal”.
- Tony Cleary continues his tour of Norwich’s iconic bulidings this week he is at Norwich Castle.
- Our featured artist of the week is Culverkid.
- We continue the interview with Kate O Mara held at the Maddermarket Theatre.
- Kate Roma reports from the Norwich “Puppet Theatre” where Future Radio recorded an evening of live accoustic music: Culverkidd, Brother Pit, Pinky Umbrella and Jay Harrison.
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January
2009
Future Radios weekly programme for the arts and culture in Norwich and Norfolk.
On this weeks show,
- Stash Kirkbride talks to Kate O’mara at the Maddermarket Theatre.
- Martin Watters is at the Playhouse Theatre where the “Three Penny Opera” is on this week.
- Kate Roma reviews the film Savage Grace on in cinemas.
- Dominik Lukeš talks to Mark Bond Webster about Malcolm Gladwell’s latest book Outliers for this week’s book review.
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January
2009
Club legend Jeremy Goss talks openly about his desire for a coaching role within the Club, his thoughts on the managerial situation including a hint on who he would like to see in the hot seat plus his stormy relationship as a player with Martin O Neil and dismay when Mike Walker left for Everton
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January
2009
The situation with regard to abandoned/stolen/lost dogs continues to spiral, almost out of control and the SOFA Club believe that mandatory microchipping would go a long way to helping the situation.
A group of Children from Thorpe Hose School spoke to Tim MacWilliam about their campaign and a visit to the House of Commons
First broadcast 19th January 2009
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13
January
2009
Each week we bring you a reading of Norfolks favorite books, why not download this to play at beadtime.
This we week bring you a reading from Tom’s Midnight Garden by Philippa Pearce.
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January
2009
Future Radios weekly programme for the arts and culture in Norwich and Norfolk.
On this weeks show,
- John Boltitude talks with Stash Kirkbride about performances at the Theatre Royal in January.
- Kate Roma reviews two films she has seen over the festive period.
- Our featured artist of the week is Lisa Ambrose.
- Tony Cleary continues his journey of Norwich’s historic buildings at the Guild Hall.
- Finally Dominik Lukes has a book review.
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January
2009
Future Radios weekly programme for the arts and culture in Norwich and Norfolk.
On this weeks show,
- Louise Humphrey reports from the New Premier at the Sewell Barn Theatre.
- Henry Layte talks about a collection of short stories called Undercurrent.
- Mark Bond Webster is in converstaion with Peter Barrow about Judy Garland - Get Happy.
- Kate Roma talks with Peter Barrow about The Pearl and My Secret Life.
- Kate Roma talks about visual arts events in Norwich coming up.
- Finally Finn and Steve report from the Comedy Club.
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December
2008
Future Radios weekly programme for the arts and culture in Norwich and Norfolk.
On this weeks show,
- Martin Watters reports from Snow White on at the “Theatre Royal” with an interview from Catlin Stacey.
- Thordis Fridrickson reports from the Britten Sinfonia on at the “Theatre Royal”.
- Stash Kirkbride talks with local author Caroline Ozbourne about a brand new vegan cooking book.
- We hear the final episode of “The Iron Bridge” poem by John Ward read by Nick Murray Brown with harp played by Xenia Horne.
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22
December
2008
In this episode, the final of the christmas ‘08 trilogy (and perhaps the final episode ever); the two bears spend christmas eve together and hatch a radical plan to leave Bearwich.
Old Bear Stories is written by Anthony Jackson, and stars Anthony Jackson and Terry Lee. It is in no way associated with the TV show (based on the books of Jane Hissey) of the same name. New episodes can be heard at 8:40am on Friday mornings on Future Radio.
The music is (used with permission) by Paul Castle.
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