On this weeks show we have an interview with Amy Moss about the upcoming York carnival and we are joined by some of the pant soc’s Hercules cast. We have our preview of Hinge Production company’s Ordinary Things and review of Drama soc’s Week 7 production Dr Faustus and a look at Week 8 production Godspell.
Sitcom. The Solar Panel business is finally looking up but when Phillip picks a fight with local window cleaner Mr Mackie he would not believe what he's letting himself in for! Starring Freddy Elletson as Phillip, Louis Lunts as Daniel, Greg Ebdon as Mayor McMurry, Emma Gallagher as Elspeth and Dan Wood as Mr Mackie. The programme was written by James Bugg and produced by John Wakefield with James Bugg, Roseanna Brear, Harriet Cox, Anjali Vyas-Brannick, Will Haydon, and Mike Owen.
Campus news, features and sport from the URY news team. On the programme: a national "student sex survey" suggests York has shot up the lover's league... But we've done a survey of our own - and the results might surprise you. Plus: more than 70 students have been caught cheating in university exams and assignments; and we find out whether doing a master's really makes you more employable.
Sitcom. Mayor Archibald McMurry proposes Fort Dunleavy’s first ever ‘Future and Technology Fair’! Will it be a chance for Phillip and Daniel to get the Solar Panel business back on its feet and for Phillip to win the heart of local barmaid Elspeth… Fort Dunleavy’s residents wouldn’t make life that easy would they? Starring Freddy Elletson as Phillip, Louis Lunts as Daniel, Greg Ebdon as Archibald McMurry, and Emma Gallagher as Elspeth, with James Bugg, Harriet Cox, Anjali Vyas-Brannick, Will Haydon, Mike Owen, Jenny Stirling, Mungo Tatton-Brown and Dan Wood. The programme was written by James Bugg and produced by John Wakefield.
This week we bring you our review of Willy Russell’s Liverpudlian set play ‘Stags and Hens’ which is this weeks Dramasoc production in the Dramabarn. We take a look at 'Arts Awareness Week' which is taking place in Week 8 and find out about all the exiting events taking place across campus and across the whole city. We also preview next weeks Dramasoc production, Faustus. If that wasn't enough we also have recordings of some of the great events that took place in the City of York this Saturday to mark the Queen's Diamond Jubilee. The programme is produced by David Brennen with interviews by Tess Humphrey and John Wakefield.