The Afternoon Show with Janice Forsyth

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The Afternoon Show: Jeremy Vine, Booker prize winner John Banville and director Roger Michell

Jeremy Vine, Booker prize winner John Banville and director Roger Michell

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Booker prize winner John Banville, Jeremy Vine and new show Though This Be Online Madness.

Man Booker prize winner John Banville on his new murder mystery Snow, Jeremy Vine on penning his debut novel and new theatre production Though This Be (Online) Madness.

Janice speaks to Irish Booker Prize winning author of The Sea, John Banville about his latest book Snow. 

Writer and composer Neo Vilakazi discusses Shona The Musical, which is based on real events in turbulent Zimbabwe.

Broadcaster Jeremy Vine tells Janice about his debut novel The Diver and The Lover. 

Skye Loneragan discusses Though This Be (Online) Madness which is a brand new reimagining of her solo theatre show premiering as part of the Scottish Mental Health Arts Festival this week.

Film Director Roger Michell chats about his new film Blackbird which tackles the taboo subject of euthanasia.

And Jenny Landreth tells Janice about her book Break A Leg: A memoir, manifesto and celebration of amateur theatre.

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