I'm on the latest edition of arts discussion programme Culture Clash on right-wing internet TV channel 18 Doughty Street discussing Roger Scruton's new book. It's an interesting discussion, not least because I spend as much time as possible single-handedly taking the book to pieces.
Watch it here.
I'm also on the newest TheatreVoice programme discussing the Edinburgh Fringe with performer and Perrier winner, Will Adamsdale; Anthony Alderson, director of the Pleasance; and Kate McGrath, producer of Fuel - chaired by Aleks Sierz.
Meanwhile, my review of Elling at the Trafalgar Studios is online at CultureWars here.
Enjoy.
Edit: I've just noticed that my final thoughts on the Edinburgh Fringe have been used as the quote on the page for the TheatreVoice programme, which has made me absurdly happy.
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