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Night Waves

BBC Radio 3
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How far is today's debate about biotechnology and the ethics of science undermined by a tale of gothic horror 200 years old? Paul Allen discusses Frankenstein's
Footsteps, in which Jon Turney argues that Mary Shelley 's monster and other images of science in arts and media profoundly influence today's discussion of genetics. Plus first-night news from the opening of Sebastian Barry 's play Our Lady of Sligo at the National Theatre.
Producer Miriam Newman

Contributors

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Paul Allen
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Jon Turney
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Mary Shelley
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Sebastian Barry
Producer:
Miriam Newman
Source: Radio Times

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Live music and the arts: broadcasts more live music than any other radio network. Classical music is its core. Genres include world and new music, jazz, speech and drama.

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