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Royal Central School of Speech and Drama student Pia Marr reflects on Festival events.
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This week's Festival Coverage
Behind the scenes access, exclusive live interviews plus live reports from the streets of Bloomsbury. Coverage of Bloomsbury Festival events run throughout October from 3pm daily.
Bloomsbury Radio trains students and members of the local community to broadcast this unique festival coverage.
Monday 19 October
3pm-4pm: Am I Nearly There? / New Wave -Lucy Joy & Thomas Sladden
4pm-5pm: New Wave - Classical Guitar / British Cello Works / Mei Locke - Welcome To My Place / From The Labyrinth
5pm-6pm: Tere Chad / In Beauty I walk
6pm-7pm: Red River - Songs and Stories / Family Fun Day - Forensics and CSI Skills
7pm-10pm: Bloomsbury Festival Past and Present
Tuesday 20 October
3pm-4pm: Britannia Rewired / Architecture Of Bloomsbury / Let There Be Light
4pm-5pm: Bloomsbury Radio Listener's Choice
5pm-6pm: Hyde Quartet / City Lit Big Band / Horrormeister
6pm-7pm: Dea Birkett - Take A Seat / Time Moves / Moments Of Grace
7pm-10pm: Bloomsbury Festival Past and Present
Wednesday 21 October
3pm-4pm: Sechel and Sensibility / Bloomsbury Festival meets Bloomsbury Radio / African Eye To The Sun
4pm-5pm: What We Were And What We Are
5pm-6pm: E.M. Forster's Legacy Of Connection / Portraits Of Camden
6pm-7pm: 20 Years Of Bloomsbury Festival Photography / From The Labyrinth / Horrormeister
7pm-10pm: Bloomsbury Festival Past and Present
Thursday 22 October
3pm-4pm: Two Centuries Here / Where We Grew
4pm-5pm: Treasure Hunts At The British Museum / Welcome To My Place / Am I Losing My Mind Or Just My Figure?
5pm-6pm: Am I Nearly There? / Blackout
6pm-7pm: British Cello Works / Nosferatu / Organ Recital
7pm-10pm: Bloomsbury Festival Past And Present
Please check back for further schedule information.
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Royal Central School of Speech and Drama student Pia Marr reflects on Festival events.
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