The Riot Club; Ming at the British Museum; percussionist Colin Currie
John Wilson reviews The Riot Club based on Laura Wade's play Posh, gets a tour of the Ming dynasty exhibition at the British Museum, and speaks to percussionist Colin Currie.
The Riot Club, whose cast includes Max Irons and Jessica Brown Findlay, is a film based on Laura Wade's play Posh, about a fictional elite Oxford University male members club. Rachel Cooke reviews.
John Wilson tours the 15th Century Ming treasures at the British Museum's new exhibition - Ming: 50 years that changed China. With curator Jessica Harrison-Hall.
One of the world's top percussionists, Colin Currie, talks about becoming a human drum kit for the first night of Metal, Wood, Skin: his four month long festival at the Royal Festival Hall.
And Viv Groskop on the return of ITV's Downton Abbey.
Presenter John Wilson
Producer Claire Bartleet.
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Ming: 50 Years that Changed China
See a selection of images from the latest exhibition at The British Museum, London
Chapters
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The Riot Club
Rachel Cooke reviews the film The Riot Club, whose cast includes Max Irons
Duration: 05:19
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Ming at the British Museum
John Wilson tours the British Museum's new exhibition with curator Jessica Harrison-Hall
Duration: 08:28
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Colin Currie
One of the world's top percussionists, Colin Currie talks about becoming a human drum kit
Duration: 09:18
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Downton Abbey
Viv Groskop on the return of ITV's Downton Abbey
Duration: 05:13
Downton Abbey
The Colin Currie Percussion Festival
The Riot Club
Ming: 50 Years that Changed China
Credits
| Role | Contributor |
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| Presenter | John Wilson |
| Interviewed Guest | Rachel Cooke |
| Interviewed Guest | Jessica Harrison-Hall |
| Interviewed Guest | Colin Currie |
| Interviewed Guest | Viv Groskop |
| Producer | Claire Bartleet |
Broadcast
- Mon 15 Sep 2014 19:15BBC Radio 4
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