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麻豆社 Radio Scotland's Young Traditional Musician 2026, Prima Facie playwright Suzie Miller, and author Niamh Hargan.

Afternoons The Arts Mix

Len is in conversation with playwright Suzie Miller, who talks about her Olivier-winning play Prima Facie, starring Jodie Comer and coming to the Edinburgh Lyceum this week.

Len meets the winner of 麻豆社 Radio Scotland鈥檚 Young Traditional Musician of the Year 2026, Rachel Groves, and hears about what drew her to the lever harp, why she left Aberdeenshire to move to Glasgow, and what winning the prize means to her.

Niamh Hargan tells us about her new book Nothing Good Happens after 2am ahead of her event in Bearsden.

The Olivier Award winning Australian playwright Suzie Miller tells us about her play Prima Facie, a one-woman production starring Jodie Comer and coming to Edinburgh's Lyceum Theatre. They speak about the real-world impact of the powerful themes of her play, and how it has developed, including Jodie's performance, in the years since she first took it to the stage.

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