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The Afternoon Show: James Price, Abigail Burdess and 50 years of Dark Side of the Moon

James Price, Abigail Burdess and 50 years of Dark Side of the Moon

BBC Radio Scotland - The Afternoon Show, James Price, Abigail Burdess and 50 years of Dark Side of the Moon

Michelle talks to film director James Price, and hears about new sitcom Dirty Water.

Comedian and screenwriter Abigail Burdess tells Michelle about her debut novel, and Pink Floyd superfan Alan Bissett celebrates 50 years of Dark Side of the Moon.

Director James Price, dubbed 'the Scorcese of Springburn' tells Michelle about his new film Dog Days, which is about to premiere at the Glasgow Film Festival.

Actor and comedian Abigail Burdess talks about her novel, a dark thriller called Mother's Day.

Michelle hears about new STV sitcom Dirty Water, set in a Glasgow cleaning company.

Sheriff Dick's Swan Song is a new play set in Glasgow's Sheriff Court, created by Creative Citizens, a community theatre project from arts charity In Cahootz.  

And writer Alan Bissett, a self-confessed Pink Floyd superfan, celebrates their classic album Dark Side of the Moon, released 50 years ago today.

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