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The Janice Forsyth Show: 22/10/2014

22/10/2014

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Janice Forsyth hears about new TV drama The Missing and speaks to writer James Frey.

Janice Forsyth speaks to writer James Frey about his new multimedia book project Endgame, plus she previews new TV drama The Missing.

The Missing is a new thriller starting next week on BBC1, starring James Nesbitt as a father searching for his abducted child. Janice speaks to the writing duo behind the series, brothers Harry and Jack Williams.

Solar Bear Theatre Company create productions accessible to deaf and hearing audiences alike, their current play, Smokies, promises theatre-goers that they will never think of haddock in the same way ever again.

As an exhibition of Art From Elsewhere opens at the Gallery of Modern Art in Glasgow, its curators discuss the vibrancy of international contemporary art, and the logistics of putting the show together.

Writer James Frey is best known for his controversial memoir A Million Little Pieces. Now he is going for augmented reality of another kind, with Endgame - a new book and massive multimedia project aimed at young adults, containing a Masquerade-style treasure hunt worth $500 000.

Plus vocal group Blake talk about their new album, and Rachel Fenton, Dundee International Book Prize finalist, on her nomination.

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