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The Review Show: Edinburgh Festival - Part 3

31/08/2012

Edinburgh Festival - Part 3

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Kirsty Wark looks at a re-imagining of Alice in Wonderland and a new take on Cinderella.

For the last programme focusing on the Edinburgh Festival, Kirsty Wark and guests look at a radical re-imagining of Alice in Wonderland and a new take on Cinderella.

For the last of three programmes focusing on the Edinburgh Festival, Kirsty Wark's guests are the actress Maureen Lipman, writer Paul Morley and Sarah Crompton, arts editor of the Telegraph. 

On the agenda: a radical re-imagining of Alice in Wonderland, a new take on Cinderella and N-W, the latest novel from Zadie Smith. 

Also, though not at the festival, a preview of Bob Dylan's new album Tempest.

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