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
“The Invisible Woman,” adapted from Claire Tomalin’s 1990 biography, is the true story of Dickens’s longtime clandestine affair with Nelly Ternan, who was 27 years his junior. They met in 1857 when Nelly, 18, was appearing in the Collins play “The Frozen Deep,” whose production Dickens oversaw. Dickens at the time was 45.
“The Invisible Woman,” was directed by and stars Ralph Fiennes who talks to Sean from a London studio.
Broken Bells with their latest collaboration ‘After the Disco’,
Indie rockers Augustines with their self-titled 2nd album
and finally Bombay Bicycle Club with their fourth album in five years called ‘So Long, See You Tomorrow’.....
And with their verdicts, Sean is joined by Sinéad Ní Mhordha and Niall Byrne....
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Presenter: Seán Rocks
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