Tuesday 29 May 2012
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Network Radio BBC Week 28
Highlights 9-15 July 2011
Saturday Play – The Penny Dreadfuls Present: Revolution
Saturday 9 July on BBC RADIO 4
Comedy trio The Penny Dreadfuls present a play about the French Revolution starring Richard E Grant as Robespierre and Sally Hawkins as Marie Antoinette's daughter
5 Live Formula 1 – 2011: British Grand Prix
Sunday 10 July on BBC RADIO 5 LIVE
David Croft presents live Formula 1 commentary of the British Grand Prix from Silverstone
Joanna Lumley On Broadway
Monday 11 July on BBC RADIO 2
Recent Broadway star and Tony Award-nominee, Joanna Lumley, makes her BBC Radio 2 presenting debut by taking a historical, theatrical and musical journey down New York's iconic Broadway
Sacred Sites
Monday 11 to Friday 15 July on BBC RADIO 3
Lopa Kothari explores the power of the voice in different kinds of religious worship
BBC Radio 2 In Concert
Thursday 14 July on BBC RADIO 2
British soul sensation Beverley Knight performs live from the BBC's Radio Theatre in London
David Rodigan
Thursday 14 July on BBC RADIO 2
David Rodigan showcases his love for all types of reggae music, roots, ska and rocksteady, from the Sixties to the present day, in this new 10-part series
Inside The Ethics Committee
Thursday 14 July on BBC RADIO 4
Joan Bakewell and the panel return for a new series and consider how to make medical decisions for an unconscious woman who is pregnant
Open Golf
Thursday 14 July on BBC RADIO 5 LIVE
John Inverdale hosts live golf coverage of the first round of the Open Championship from Royal St George's in Kent
Friday Night Is Music Night
Friday 15 July on BBC RADIO 2
The cast of new musical Shrek – Nigel Lindsay, Richard Blackwood, Nigel Harman and Amanda Holden – are live from London's Hackney Empire, joined by the 70-piece BBC Concert Orchestra, conducted by Richard Balcombe
BBC PROMS 2011
Prom 1
Friday 15 July on BBC RADIO 3
New British music, Brahms, Liszt and lavish choral works are some of the musical threads that trace their way through the 117th season of the BBC Proms, all of which are represented in this opening concert, live from the Royal Albert Hall in London
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