On this weeks show,

• Stash Kirkbride is at the opening night of Eurobeat at the Theatre Royal.
• Henry Layte is in conversation with Andy Jarvis about a book called The Damned United by David Peace.
• Kate Roma talks to Ellie Chapman from the NR5 Project about the Go Elepants exhibition in Noriwch.
• Tony Cleary reviews the Wymondham Festival.
• Finally Kate Roma talks to Ian Collins about and exhibition called Salthouse.

On this weeks show,

• Kate Roma talks talks to Amanda Gitener about an exhibition called “Construction” at the UEA.
• Natalie Peachy and her students from Sheringham tell us about their production “After Juliette” by “Sharman Macdonald”.
• Alice Elvy reviews “Alan Ayckbourns - Game Plan” at the “Sewell Barn” theatre.
• Our featured artists are Emily Gardener and Owen Parker.
• Henry Layte and Dominik Lukes review a book named “Little Brother” by Cory Doctorow.
• Finally Stash Kirkbride talks with Jenny Dewsbury about “Top Girls” coming up at the Maddermarket Theatre.

On this weeks show,

• Henry Layte talks about “The Quiz” and “Sexual Perversity in Chicago” at The Playhouse.
• Sians Davies brings us a report on a one woman show at The Arts Centre.
• Alice Elvy profiles “Oliver The Musical” at the Puppet Theatre.
• Richard Penguin talks to Stash Kirkbride about a new film from Mike lee.
• Tony Cleary talks to Stuart Goodman from the “Lonely Arts Club”.
• Finally Alice Elvy Returns to talk about a comedian at Carrow Road.

On this weeks show,

• Henry Layte reviews the book “Cant Buy Me Love” with Andy Jarvis.
• Sian Davies is in conversation with David Davis from the Open Studios.
• Our featured group of the week is Senan.
• Stash Kirkbride talks to John Boltitude about the exciting line up at “The Theatre Royal”.
• Tony Cleary our classical correspondent meets with organisers of the Wymondham Festival.
• Richard Penguin profiles the group Senan.

On this weeks show,

• The Black Ram Theatre Company is profiled by Stash Kirkbride.
• Kate Roma our new visual arts correspondent brings us two reports from the area.
• Richard Penguin goes to Colchester to talk to Dana and Susan Robinson.
• Stash Kirkbride is tasting at the vegifest held in Norwich.
• Our featured artist of the week is Dana and Susan.
• Finally Eamonn Burgess talks to an ex soldier with poems in-between.

 Future Radios weekly programme for the arts in Norwich and Norfolk.

On this weeks show,

• Rebecca Chapman and Sue Raven talk about the Teatro De Los Sentidos (Theatre of the Senses) at Indulge.
• Thordis Fridrickson reports from a harp concert at the Assembly House in Norwich.
• Tony Cleary brings to our ears a art exhibition in a disused shed. 
• Finally Stash Kirkbride brings us a documentary from the Maddermarket Theatre, called “A New Theatre For Norwich”. For this documentary Susan Hampshire, Victor Spinetti, Suzanna York and staff from the Maddermarket team up to discuss the idea.

Future Radios weekly programme for the arts in Norwich and Norfolk.

On this weeks show, we talk about the final week of the NNFestival.

• Tony Cleary meets Natalie Clein.
• Alice Elvy talks about Roberta Fonseca’s performance.
• Richard Penguin reviews two concerts from the NNFestival.
• Sian Davies and Henry Layte highlight the perfomances from James Crab, No Fit State Cirus and a Baby Rave.
• Rebecca Chapman talks to Sue Raven about the Michael Clarke Company Performance.
• Finally Stash Kirkbride talks to festival organisers Jonathan Holloway and Charleene Katuwawala about how things have gone.

On this weeks show, we review some of this weeks events at the NNFestival.

• Stash Kirkbride visits the Theatre Royal to see Laurie Anderson.
• Henry Layte reviews Maceo Parker Jazz and Funk Ledgend.
• Tony Cleary talks about the Russian State Sympony Orchestra
• Our featured artists are Laurie Anderson and Maceo Parker.
• We finally head to the Maddermarket Theatre to hear about the Canterbury Tales coming soon.

On this weeks show,

• Stash Kirkribride is at the lauch of the Norfolk and Norwich Festival.
• Thordis Fridriksson attends an item from the “NNfestival” at Norwich Cathedral.
• The weeks featured group is “The Cambridge Choir”.
• Henry Layte and Sian Davies talk about a play and one man show part of the “NNFestival“.
• Richard Penguin is in conversation with Keith James and Rick Foot.
• Finally Martin Watters intrigues us about a silent disco outside the forum.

On this weeks show,

We dedicate the show to look at the “Norfolk and Norwich Festival 2008” and its past.

Stash Kirkbride talks to:

• Johnathan Holloway Director of the festival about the festivals history and this years show.
• Richard Penguin tells us what music events he will be attending.
• Tony Cleary explains more about some of the classical and jazz artists performing at the festival.
• This weeks featured festival artists are, Maceo Parker, Laurie Anderson and Natalie Clein.
• Alice Elvy takes her pick of events from the festival.
• Martin Watters intrigues us with some off the more obscure events.
• Then finally we return to talk to Johnathan Holloway about the logistics of the festival.

On this weeks show,

• Stash Kirkbride talks to Open Studios Charleene Katuwawala and Victoria Ellis at The Forum.
• Future Radio and The Maddermarket Theater team up to bring you “Crossing The Line” Written by Alan Huckle. (The play contains moderate bad language).
• Richard Penguin talks to Belfast born rockabilly musician Paul Finlay about his music.
• Henry Layte talks again to Sam Riviere about his poetry organization “Stop Sharpening Your Knives“.
• The Charity Hair Show 2008 at “The Kings Center” was a massive success, so Stash Kirkbride reports on the aftermath.
• Paul Finlay is our featured artist with his song Pigtails, Ponytails, Plats.
• Finally Tony Cleary talks to Ivars Galenieks about his jazz playing.

On this weeks show,

• Alice Elvy reviews the musical “Cats” currently on at “The Theater Royal”.
• Henry Layte talks to Sam Riviere about poet Weldon Kees.
• Paul Hayden is profiled before his appearance in “Hayfever” coming shortly at the “Maddermarket Theater”.
• Finally Stash Kirkbride talks to our very own Tony Cleary about his many talents.

On this weeks show,

• Alice Elvy reports on Nicholas Parsons at The Playhouse in Norwich.
• Eamonn Burgess discovers the delights of the “Hurdy Gurdy”.
• Sian Davies reviews “Educating Rita” at the Sewell Barn theater.
• Henry Layte talks to sculpture Tar Houdine son of Nick Denes.
• Finally Alice Returns to talk about comedians Paul Sinner and Stuart Goldsmith’s show.

On this weeks show,

• Tony Cleary talks to Norwich Art Centers Stuart Hobday about forthcoming events.
• Martin Watters talks to City College students at their performance of “High School Musical”.
• Michael Bacon, Celeste Luvit and Chris Ellis are this weeks featured artists.
• Henry Layte and Tar Houdine review the book “A Simple Heart by Gustave Flaubert”.
• Richard Penguin profiles “DMP” who are playing at “The Queen Charlotte” on the 4th April.
• Finally we say farewell to Brand from “Elton Goodlady” as he talks about life in Norwich before moving to Australia.