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The Afternoon Show: Bill Bailey and International Dance Day

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Bill Bailey and International Dance Day

BBC Radio Scotland - The Afternoon Show, Bill Bailey and International Dance Day

Bill Bailey joins Janice live to talk about his UK live comedy tour, Larks in Transit.

Ursula Buchan talks to Janice about why she decided to write a biography about her grandfather John Buchan, and why he was more than just the author of The Thirty-Nine Steps.

Janice speaks to Stephen Deuchar, Director of Artfund, and leader of Dundee Council - Councillor John Alexander – about V&A Dundee – which is the only Scottish nominee to make the shortlist for Artfund’s Museum of the Year Award 2019.

Director of SCREEN.DANCE festival Simon Fildes and dancer Joanna Pirrie talk to Janice about Scotland’s Festival of Dance on Screen which takes place in Perth this year.

Artistic Director of Scottish Dance Theatre Joan Clevillé and costume designer Thomas Bradley talk to Janice about the debut of Emanuel Gat’s production The Circle.

The Scottish Music Industry Association’s Robert Kilpatrick talks to Janice about this year’s plans for the Scottish Album of the Year award, and one of last year’s shortlisted nominees Siobhan Wilson performs her new single live in the studio.

Ursula Buchan - granddaughter of John Buchan – talks to Janice about why she decided to write a biography about his life, and why there was so much more to him than being the author of the Thirty-Nine Steps.

Bill Bailey joins Janice live to talk about the final leg of his UK live tour, LARKS IN TRANSIT

Single of the Week is Skeleton by Josephine Sillars and The Manic Pixie Dreams featuring Butterscotch

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