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The Afternoon Show: War Photographer David Pratt, Rona Munro's Frankenstein and the SAY Award

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War Photographer David Pratt, Rona Munro's Frankenstein and the SAY Award

BBC Radio Scotland - The Afternoon Show, War Photographer David Pratt, Rona Munro's Frankenstein and the SAY Award

David Pratt, Rona Munro, Nicola McCartney, Ian Nathan and the SAY Award.

War photographer David Pratt's new exhibition, Rona Munro and Nicola McCartney on their latest theatre productions, true crime podcast Redhanded and winner of the SAY Award 2019.

Janice talks to the winner of the SAY Award 2019.

Playwright Nicola McCartney draws links between her two theatre productions: the Fringe First-winning play How Not to Drown and her new production Heritage, which is at Pitlochry Festival theatre this week.

War photographer David Pratt drops in to chat about his new exhibition charting 40 years of a career reporting from war zones.

Stephen King expert Ian Nathan tells Janice what inspired him to write a book about every film and television adaptation there's ever been of a Stephen King book.

Rona Munro describes her stage adaptation of Frankenstein which sees Mary Shelley appear on stage as a character in her own story.

Hannah and Suruthi discuss their true crime podcast Redhanded - currently touring around the UK.

Plus Janice will announce a new Single of the Week.

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