Claudia Wicki, Director of the upcoming ZCC production, joins Katt on the Mid Morning Mix...

Nominated for six Tony Awards and winner of the Tony for Best Play and the New York Drama Critics Circle Award for Best Production, as well as many other awards, Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike is one of the most lauded and beloved Broadway plays of recent years.

Vanya and his adopted sister Sonia live a quiet life in the farmhouse where they grew up, but their peace is disturbed when their movie star sister, Masha, returns unannounced with her hot young boyfriend, Spike, amid threats to sell the house.

A weekend of rivalry, regret and raucousness begins! If you long to see a classic stage comedy with a twist of Durang-style absurdist humour, you will definitely enjoy spending an evening with Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike.

Whats on at the UN? A pledging conference for the Rohingya refugee crisis by WRS

We take a look at this weekend's short film highlights with Olivier van der Hoeven, the Festival Director & Founder.

It's 15 years since Shnit's beginnings in Bern. Now it's international. So what have we come to expect from Shnit, aside from the pink beer, and where did it get its name from?

Olivier explains to Katt Cullen on the Mid Morning Mix...

Emma explains why she's a Shnit regular.

Chaitan explains some of the pros and cons of public and privately owned airports.

So the flight to my destination is shorter than the return flight. What's that about?

Chaitan Jain explains...

The Lausanne Underground Film Festival returns with a young and adventurous edition. Over 100 films will show across the 18th - 22nd October this year.

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Our House director, Laurence Sauter, explains the upcoming show from the Gay Beggars drama group in Basel.

"The news division doesn't think that what happens on reality television is really news."

"It's reality. Why shouldn't it be news?"

Our House, by Theresa Rebeck looks at news, media, reality television and the point at which they all meet. The show, written by American Playwright Theresa Rebeck, will be presented by the Gay Beggars drama group is on 4, 5, 8, 10, 11, 13, 14, 17 and 18 November 2017.

(7.30pm each day, except Sunday 5th November, when the show will be at 5pm)

Tickets cost just 15 CHF full price (10 CHF for students).

https://worldradio.ch/events/arts-culture/our-house-presented-by-the-gay-beggars/

This week's McKay interview is with Antoine Marguier, the Director of the well-known, and very popular United Nations Orchestra based in Geneva.

On this week's edition of Learn More, Sean Power - Director General of the Institut Florimont looks at the best way to get kids involved with a new curriculum.