Tomorrow (Saturday) at 3pm on Radio 3 and Live from the Royal Albert Hall, Claudia Winkleman introduces music from The Traitors, classical pieces about deception and gothicy pop covers the show is famous for, meanwhile Katie Derham has a chat with the show’s composer Sam Watts and Linda the opera singer from last year.
Should be fun, here’s the BBC’s programme site. As far as I’m aware it’s being recorded for a TV broadcast later in the year but tomorrow it’s audio only unless you’re there.
They’ll turn any property into a Prom these days.
Next year, they’ll be a Bluey Prom (If they haven’t done one already).
It’d probably be hugely successful to be fair.
Would happily listen, but as of Monday, July 21 (four days ago), the vast majority of on-demand BBC Radio programming is geoblocked outside the UK. You can still listen live, but I can’t be in front of my computer at a particular time.
I’m not going to complain to the BBC or anything like that, as I am aware they are a British public service – this probably had to happen for them to remain financially viable.
Still, I (an American who listens to far too much BBC Radio online) can’t say I’m not disappointed. I’m going to greatly miss Just A Minute, I’m Sorry I Haven’t A Clue, etc..