on Tuesday's programme Evelyn O'Rourke chats to John Byrne about Dylanologists, the conductor Bernie Sherlock of the multi-award winning chamber choir New Dublin Voices, Anthony McIntyre talks about James Dean ahead of a retrospective of Dean's career at the IFI and Kay Sheehy brings her second review of the books on the IMPAC shortlist
Tony Clayton-Lea reviews 'Bedsit Disco Queen' by Tracey Thorn, a memoir of her time with the band Everything but the Girl. The Publishers are Little Brown.
Donal O'Kelly joins Seán Rocks to disuss his solo show about Shell Corrib gas project which opens at the Model in Sligo on Thursday. It's called Ailliliú Fionnuala and the website for further information is www.donalokellyproductions.com
Ruth Barton discusses tonight's Classic Movie 'The Butcher Boy' with Seán Rocks. Made in 1997, the film is a story of a boy who lives in his own fantasy world to escape his own reality. The Director is Neil Jordan.
Liz and Denis Roche on the dance production 'Body & Forgetting which is at the Abbey Theatre in Dublin until the 2nd of February and then tours to Longford, Sligo, Cork, then onto Kilkenny and then Limerick. For more details the website is www.lizrochedancecompany.com
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