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
One Direction: This is Us directed by Morgan Spurlock; The Way Way Back from the same directors as Little Miss Sunshine and Juno (Nat Faxon and Jim Rash); and You're Next, an American horror film directed by Adam Wingard.
Building on the award winning-success of "I Heart Alice Heart I" and "Eternal Rising of the Sun", playwright Amy Conroy has written a new play about a staff-room of embattled Teachers. "Break" opens next week, as part of this year's Dublin Fringe Festival.
Saucy Sundays takes place in The Grand Social on Liffey St, just off the Ha'penny Bridge in Dublin every Sunday night from 5.00 til 11.00 p.m. 8 bands or musicians are given a 30 minute slot to showcase their original material and it's free in.
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