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The Culture Café: 06/03/2012

06/03/2012

BBC Radio Scotland - The Culture Café, 06/03/2012

Clare English explores women in the media, plus a walk with a difference.

Ahead of International Women's Day, Clare English is joined by Jane Franci, Joyce McMillan and theatre director Muriel Romanes to explore how women are represented in the media.

As International Women's Day approaches, Clare is joined by Jane Franci, Joyce McMillan and theatre director Muriel Romanes, to explore how women are represented in the media, and the pressure the media puts on them. 

And a play all about the story of women throughout the ages - ANA is a refreshingly empowering portrayal of women, showing them at their strongest. 

WALK sans Frontiéres hits Huntly, where they'll be walking a 'slow marathon' covering the same ground as a trip from the small Aberdeenshire town to the Ethiopian capital, Addis Ababa. 

More Talking Pictures, and this time we head to the recently refurbished Scottish National Portrait Gallery.

And taking school plays to another level, reporter Bob Dickson visits Dunbar Primary School for a big song and dance with some theatre pros.

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