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THURSDAY 12 FEBRUARY
Presented by Mark Lawson
DIANA RIGG
Dame Diana Rigg talks to Mark Lawson about playing Mrs Venable (the part played by Katherine Hepburn in the famous film) in Tennessee Williams' Suddenly Last Summer at the Lyceum Theatre in Sheffield.
Suddenly Last Summer opens on 17 February. It then goes on tour.
Related link:
Lyceum Theatre Sheffield - Suddenly Last Summer
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ROYAL FESTIVAL HALL ORGAN
Mark Lawson speaks to the organist David Titterington about the Royal Festival Hall organ and the composer Stephen Montague, who has written a piece to celebrate the organ's 50th birthday called Toccare Incandescent.
Stephen Montague's Toccare Incandescent will be performed by David Titterington at the Royal Festival Hall on 17 February
Related links:
Royal Festival Hall
RFH Organ
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THE GREAT AND THE GOOD
Mark Lawson talks to Richard Verdi, director of the Barber Institute of Fine Arts at the University of Birmingham about his new exhibition The Great and the Good: Judging Quality in Art. He explains why he's chosen to mount an exhibition which points out that not all the paintings in the collection are good.
The Great and the Good: Judging Quality in Art runs at the Barber Institute of Fine Arts at the University of Birmingham until 9 May 2004
Related links:
Barber Institute of Fine Arts
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HAUNTED MEDIA
Horror writer Peter Crowther reports on Haunted Media, a new exhibition in Sheffield, examining our association of electronic media with supernatural phenomena.
Haunted Media is at the Site Gallery, Sheffield until 20 March 2004
Related Links:
Haunted Media, Site Gallery
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