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    Violinist Leila Josefowicz, novelist Glen Duncan, The Killing

    Kirsty Lang meets violinist Leila Josefowicz, and considers the phenomenon of The Killing.

  2. Daniel O'Donnell, William Boyd, Source Code review

    Mark Lawson meets singer Daniel O'Donnell and reviews Rocket to the Moon by Clifford Odets

  3. 30/03/2011

    Mark Lawson reports on arts funding cuts and reviews Rattigan's Cause Celebre.

  4. 29/03/2011

    Mark Lawson discusses Monica Ali's novel which imagines Princess Diana never died.

  5. Essential Killing reviewed; Candy Cabs writers

    With Kirsty Lang. The writers of TV comedy Candy Cabs and the legacy of Cecil Sharp.

  6. The Aesthetic Movement at the V&A, and Kylie's Show Director

    The Aesthetic Movement at the V&A and director of Kylie's Aphrodite-Les Folies Show.

  7. Peter Brook at 86

    Kirsty Lang meets theatre director Peter Brook, and reviews Room at the Top on TV.

  8. Elizabeth Taylor remembered; Gwyneth Paltrow in Country Strong

    Memories of Elizabeth Taylor from Nicolas Roeg, Barry Norman and Paul Gambaccini.

  9. Midsomer Murders, Alison Krauss, James Watt's workshop

    Mark Lawson reviews Midsomer Murders and talks to singer and fiddle player Alison Krauss.

  10. The Eagle reviewed and Jack Rosenthal's Smash!

    A review of The Eagle, starring Channing Tatum, and Sheffield's Ruskin Collection reopens.

  11. Crimson Petal and the White; 21st century clowns

    TV drama The Crimson Petal and the White reviewed; what makes a 21st century clown?

  12. Matt Smith plays Christopher Isherwood;and the David Cohen Prize Winner

    Matt Smith plays Christopher Isherwood in a new TV drama; and the David Cohen Prize winner

  13. Frank Skinner interview, Syd Barrett's artwork discussed

    Blur's Graham Coxon reviews artwork by Syd Barrett, the original Pink Floyd frontman.

  14. Garrison Keillor, Submarine and Enhanced E-Books

    Garrison Keillor on his love poems; a review of the film Submarine; and enhanced e-books.

  15. Sienna Miller and Sheridan Smith in Flare Path; Emma Donoghue on Room

    Mark Lawson reviews Sienna Miller in Terence Rattigan's play Flare Path.

  16. William Ivory on Women in Love; Baaba Maal

    With Kirsty Lang, including William Ivory on adapting Women in Love for TV.

  17. Alison Steadman and Hermione Norris in Blithe Spirit

    Kirsty Lang reviews Alison Steadman and Hermione Norris in a new staging of Blithe Spirit.

  18. Fair Game review and author Maxine Hong Kingston

    With Kirsty Lang. Including a review of Fair Game, and author Maxine Hong Kingston.

  19. Roger Daltrey and Carl Hiaasen

    With John Wilson. Carl Hiaasen on his new novel and Roger Daltrey on returning to Tommy.

  20. Ballet from the Pet Shop Boys, street photography discussed

    John Wilson interviews Pet Shop Boys and reviews the latest alien invasion film.

  21. Nigel Slater, TV's Monroe reviewed

    John Wilson meets Nigel Slater and reveals the verse chosen for the London Olympics 2012.

  22. Actress Helen Mirren and crime writer Lee Child

    Mark Lawson talks to actress Helen Mirren and crime writer Lee Child.

  23. Wizard of Oz reviewed, Edith Grossman, Striggio Mass

    The Wizard of Oz reviewed and Mark Lawson finds out about Striggio's lost 40 part mass.

  24. Royal Ballet's Alice reviewed, author Ben Macintyre

    With John Wilson: the Royal Ballet's new full-length Alice reviewed; writer Ben Macintyre.

  25. Jamie Oliver's Dream School, Claude-Michel Schonberg and David Nixon on Cleopatra

    Jamie's Dream School reviewed; Claude-Michel Schonberg and David Nixon discuss Cleopatra.

  26. The Making of The King's Speech

    With Mark Lawson, on the making of the film The King's Speech ahead of the Oscars.

  27. Frankenstein and Anna Nicole

    With Mark Lawson, including a review of Danny Boyle's staging of Frankenstein.

  28. Guy Garvey, frontman of Elbow

    John Wilson talks to Guy Garvey, lead singer of Elbow, about the band's new album.

  29. West Is West; Steven Berkoff

    John Wilson reviews the film West Is West, a sequel to the 1999 film East Is East.

  30. Courtney Pine, Jim Davidson and Animal Kingdom

    Comedian Jim Davidson, jazz musician Courtney Pine and Australian film Animal Kingdom.

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