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Live from the Edinburgh Festival: Nicola Benedetti, Colson Whitehead, Karine Polwart, Susie McCabe, Andrew OHagan
Front Row is live from Dynamic Earth in Edinburgh for festival season, presented by Kate Molleson.
Scotland\u2019s own Grammy award-winning violinist Nicola Benedetti will be with us to share her vision for this year\u2019s Edinburgh International Festival, as she makes her debut as Festival Director.
Kate will also be joined on stage by the Pulitzer Prize winning novelist Colson Whitehead to discuss Crook Manifesto, the latest instalment in his Harlem saga, set in 1970s New York.
We\u2019ll have music from the Scottish folk singer Karine Polwart with pianist Dave Milligan, ahead of their appearance at the Book Festival.
Glasgow comedian Susie McCabe will share stand-up from her new Fringe show exploring her womanhood, Femme Fatality.
Novelist and fellow Glaswegian Andrew O\u2019Hagan will reflect on making his directorial debut, as he brings his new play The Ballad of Truman Capote to the Fringe.
Presenter: Kate Molleson\nProducer: Kirsty McQuire