Platform

You will hear poetry comedy and music from some of Norwich's best talent.

Phoebe York, Adam Warne, Lucy Day, Amy Nicholson, Slightly Offensive Steve, Andy Spragg, paul Knight, Suzie Showers and Marcus Keeley.

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• Kate Roma is in coversation with Alison Mc Farlane and Daisy Turville Petre about the end of CAN 09.
• Will Wilson talks to musicians Mum who recently performed at the Norwich Arts Centre.
• Gill Dene reports on the production of Hansel and Grettle on at the Whiffler Theatre.
• Amy Wragg reports from Headcrash at The Birdcrash.
• Tony Cleary is in conversation with Philip Aldred from the Norwich Music Group.
• Finally we profile Jude Simpson a local poet.

 
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• Kate Roma brings us a report from the recent BonanaFana evening at The Talk.
• Kimberley Cuthbert Black reports from the most recent production at the Maddermarket Theatre.
• Stash Kirkbride talks to Hy Kurzner who profiles the Woodstock festival in its 40th aniversary.
• Amy Wragg profiles "The Future of Music" from her living room with a live performance.
• Finally Mark Bond Webster brings us this months Norfolk New Writing Forum.

Platform brings you a live recording from a poetry night held to raise money from the Dragon Hall in Norwich.

Featuring Patrick Lappin, John Osbourne, Hannah Walker, Dockers MC and the Poetry Choir.

• Amy Wragg reports from Haulbackhum and talks to Scraps and Alloy Ark.
• Gill Dene reports from a fashion show put on at The Garage in Norwich.
• Rebbeca Chapman talks with Christina Birt head of creative learning at the Norfolk and Norwich Festival.
• Tony Cleary continues his tour of the 12 iconic building of Norwich and reports from The Forum.
• Kate Roma talks to Stash Kirkbride about what happened at the recent BoNana Fana night.

• Stash Kirkbride talks to the makers of Evolved a make up and design company.
• Rebecca Chapman brings us the first half of her special feature on Norfolk Dance.
• We hear Adelle Swallow one of the finalists in last years Next Big Thing.
• Kimberly Cuthbert Black brings us her first report from "She Stoops to Conqure" as our new Maddermarket Theatre correspondent.
• Emma Cameron reports from Photo ID an exhibition at The Forum in Norwich.
• Finally we hear from Evolved who tell us about their new fanzine that th
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• Stash Kirkbride reports from the Open Youth Project about to open in the city.
• Stash Kirkbride talks to Katy Jon about Norwich LGBT Pride.
• Kate Roma reports from Mariano Pensotti's La Marea all part of Can 09.

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• Kate Roma reports from last weekends Latitude Festival at Henham Park near Southwold.
• Richard Penguin reports on what he saw at Latitude.
• Mark Bond Webster talks with Paul Willetts in this months New Writing Forum.

• Rebecca Chapman reports from the Millenium Library where the Wordwind and Blackfire Creative Writing Groups are writing a play for Future Radio.

• Amy Wragg brings us a report from the brand new EP launch from the Norwich based band Cakes and Ale.

• Richard Penguin reports from this years Subudfest in Cathedral Close Norwich.

• Kate Roma reports from the o
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• Will Wilson meets Norwich based band Sennen who recently have released an album.
• Thordis Fridrickson reports on a stilt group in this years Lord Mayors Procession.
• Rebecca Chapman reports from St Johns Ambulance in Stoke Holy Cross who are doing a youth drama project.
• Richard Penguin tells us whats going on at the Norwich Arts Centre.
• Our featured group of the week is The Ferries.
• Martin Watters reports from High School Musical at the Theatre Royal.
• Kate Roma tells gets us ready for EAST now happe
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• Kate Roma reports from the Norwich Puppet theatre where the Hocus Pocus Theatre Company put on a no strings Burlesque and caberet night last Saturday.

• Sebastiana tells us about whats happening in Sebud Fest happening in Norwich this year.

• Lydia Martin talks with Chenjerai Hove an acclaimed wirter and poet, when he was speaking at the launch of Refugee Week.

• Kimberly Cuthbert Black performs her play that she has written and talks with Stash Kirkbride.

• Kate Roma talks to Kate
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• Kate Roma reports from the launch of Can 09 about a summer of contemporary art here in Norwich.

• Tony Cleary meets the founder of the Wymondham Symphony Orchestra, their conductor and chairman to find why the orchestra is putting on a series of special concerts this year.

• Rosanna Wynn-Williams reports from Romeo and Julliet at the Theatre Royal.

• Mark Bond webster bring us this months new writing forum, with guest author Rachel Hore.

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• Tengeneza a refugee starts of by singing on the programme.

• Kate Roma reports from the launch of Refugee Week where she hears about the "Shahrazad  Letters to Europe" and "Finding a Voice project".

• Tony Cleary talks to historian, writer and keeper of archives at the Norfolk Record Office, Frank Meeres, about refugees of Norwich, mark on architecture.

• Stash Kikrbride talks to organisers of Contempory Art Norwich.

• Tony Cleary reports on whats happening
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• Will Wilson is at a escalator showcase event at the Norwich Arts Centre and talks to Girl in a Thunderbolt.
• Stash Kirkbride is in conversation with Russell Turner who is a local childrens writer.
• Rosanna Wynn-Williams is at the opening night of Evita at the Theatre Royal in Norwich.
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• Kate Roma reports from the recent Voicing Visions exhibition held by the Norwich 20 group.

• Stash Kirkbride talks to Shenaz Kedar organiser of Norwich Refugee Week 2009.
• We bring you a new play called "For My Love" by local writer Alan Huckle.
• Rosanna Win Williams reports from the community choir "Sing for Joy" and talks to Teresa Verney.
• Stash Kirkbride interviews "The Cleve" a local poet who performs two poems.
• Finally Kate Roma talks to Amanda Geitner and Polish arti
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• Tony Cleary profiles the Assembly House part of his 12 iconic buildings of Norwich.
  

• Will Wilson meets the organisers of the Voice project a community choir in Norwich. 
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• Will Wilson finds out about The Multiphonic Electronic Sound Mediatation Machine part of the Norwich fringe festival.
• Rebecca Chapman and Henry Layte talk about Chunky Move.
• Kate Roma talks about Smile off Your Face from the NNfestival at The Garage in Norwich.
• Mark Bond Webster reviews the discussion with Martin Amis held at The Playhouse part of the NNFestival 09.
• Rosanna Wynn-Williams is at Sign of the Times at the Theatre Royal.
• Rebecca Chapman and Louise Humphrey review Circa part of the NNFestival 09.
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• Louise Humphrey reports live from the Jazz Boat trip part of the NNfestival 09.
• Kate Roma reports from the Spiegel tent where the BonanaFanaSocialClub took place.

• Thordis Fridriksson reviews the Philharmonia Orchestra's Concert at St Andrew's Hall.
• Richard Penguin and Stash Kirkbride talk about music events in the NNFestival 09.

• Kate Roma talks with Amy Wragg about the last events of the Norwich Fringe Festival.

• We hear Stay Til It's Dark from the Norwich Fringe festival.<
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• Tony Cleary reports from the classical music in the NNFestival 2009.
• Stash Kirkbride visits the NNfestival Launch Ulik & Le Snob.
• Rosanna Wynn-Williams reports from the Retrospect Ensemble at St Andrew's Hall.
• Rebecca Chapman and Louise Humphrey talk about Gob Squad on at the Norwich Playhouse.
• Kate Roma talks to Atilla the Stockbroker performing as part of the Norwich Fringe Fesival.
• Amy Wragg talks to Kate Roma about other events happening in the Norwich Fringe Festival.
• Phin and Steve repor
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• Stash Kirkbride reports from the press launch of the Norfolk and Norwich Festival 09.
• Kate Roma reports from the Norwich Fringe Festival.
• Thordis Fridriksson reports from the Norwich Festival Chorus as they rehearse for NNF 09

• Martin Watters reports from the Luminarium in Chappelfield Gardens.
• Ruby and Lucy Ashby come in to talk about money the have raised for the new Maddermarket Studio Theatre.

• Kate Roma reports from a summer of contemporary art in Norwich and Norfolk - CAN 09, EAST
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Stash Kirkbride talks to Norfolk and Norwich Festival 2009 organisers Jonathan Holloway and Matt Burman.

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Future Radios weekly programme for the arts and culture in Norwich and Norfolk.

On this weeks show,

Future Radios weekly programme for the arts and culture in Norwich and Norfolk.

On this weeks show,

• Tony Cleary profiles St Andrews Hall part of his tour of Norwich's 12 iconic buildings.

• Stash Kirkbride reports from Death and the Maiden recently at the Maddermarket Theatre.

• Mark Bond Webster and Peter Barrow discuss a book The Kit-Cat Club - Friends Who Imagined a Nation.

Louise Humphrey reports from Blood Brothers on at the Assembly House.

Future Radios weekly programme for the arts and culture in Norwich and Norfolk.

On this weeks show,

Future Radios weekly programme for the arts and culture in Norwich and Norfolk.

On this weeks show,

Future Radios weekly programme for the arts and culture in Norwich and Norfolk.

On this special show,

• We hear some very strong moving monologues from performing arts students at City College Norwich.

For more information click www.futureradio.co.uk/thefuturemonologues

© Copyright Future Radio 2009

Future Radios weekly programme for the arts and culture in Norwich and Norfolk.

On this weeks show,

Future Radios weekly programme for the arts and culture in Norwich and Norfolk.

On this weeks show,

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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