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THURSDAY 4 DECEMBER
Presented by Francine Stock
THE DIARY OF ALICIA KEYS
Journalist and broadcaster Ekow Eshun reviews the eclectic mix of sounds - from jazz to salsa - on Alicia Keys latest CD, Alicia Keys Diary.
The Diary of Alicia Keys CD is available on J Records
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SHAKESPEARE - THE DIRECTOR'S CUT
Theatre director Michael Bogdanov, whose collection of essays, Shakespeare - The Director's Cut has just been published and Gordon McMullan of King's College, London discuss how to keep Shakespeare's plays alive and relevant for future audiences.
Shakespeare - The Director's Cut by Michael Bogdanov, Capercaillie Books, ISBN 0954520602
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TRIBUTE TO DAVID HEMMINGS
The actor David Hemmings, best-known for his films, Blow Up and Barbarella has died at the age of 62. Writer and broadcaster, Humphrey Carpenter talks about the young David Hemmings and the considerable influence the composer, Benjamin Britten, had on his life and work.
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THE SMITHSONS
As a new exhibition opens at the Design Museum, architect Tony Fretton and Amanda Baillieu, Editor of the RIBA Journal, reassess the impact of controversial architects Alison and Peter Smithson whose austere buildings brought them to prominence during the 1950s.
The Smithsons exhibition is at the Design Museum, London from Saturday 6 December
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DECOMPOSING FILMS
According to a report published today historic films in the National
Film and Television Archive are rotting. The British Film Institute have responded by saying that nothing of importance is in any danger. Francine Stock discusses the problems of decomposing film with Ruth Kelly of the BFI.
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