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Wednesday 9 March 2005

Literary

Steve Waters on BBC Radio 3

BBC Radio 3Steve Waters, our own drama lecturer, will be on the radio on sunday. From the BBC Radio 3 website for their new writing radio programme The Verb:

Saturday 12 March 2005 21:45 - Ian McMillan presents the literature and performance programme, with new work from cult Israeli writer Etgar Keret and a commissioned drama from playwright Steve Waters.

If you can’t hear it then, it will be available for a whole week afterwards via the wonderful BBC Radio Player.


 

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