“I love it!”
Sue Arnold in The Observer on 40 Years of Wonder
“A terrific programme”
The Observer on 100 Club
“…and suddenly we heard marvellous voices, those of Mary Pickford and Louise Brooks among them. Legendary ghosts coquettish with memories, brought fleetingly to life”.
Anne Simpson, The Herald on Parade’s Gone By
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in search of mad carew5th March A look at the tradition of the monologue from its earliest days in the Victorian era, as part of drawing room entertainment...More |
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RAMBLIN BOY - the donovan story6th May On his 60th birthday we will explore the music and life of singer/songwriter Donovan, from his roots as a street entertainer as an...More |
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Tinker, Tailor, Composer, Spy9th May This is the remarkable story of Elizabeth Poston, who was best known for her film scores and popular songs, but who... More |
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the Piano man11th May Musician, composer and actor Philip Pope presents the remarkable story of Paolo Fazioli, who redesigned the piano and created an instrument to rival Steinway... More |