Willy Russell switches on the Front Row neon artwork, Kon-Tiki review, Dementia-friendly theatre
Arts news, interviews and reviews. Willy Russell switches on the Front Row neon artwork. Plus a review of Kon-Tiki, and dementia-friendly theatre in Yorkshire.
Forty years after his breakthrough play - John, Paul, George, Ringo...and Bert, the celebrated playwright, musician, and novelist Willy Russell reveals the word he has chosen for the new Front Row neon artwork. He joins Kirsty Lang on the roof of the BBC's Salford home to turn it on.
A review of Kon-Tiki, a new film about Thor Heyerdahl's famous journey across the Pacific ocean.
Tomorrow the West Yorkshire Playhouse will be the setting for the UK's first ever 'dementia friendly' theatre performance - a specially adapted theatre performance of a new production of Irving Berlin's Broadway musical White Christmas. Front Row visited the Playhouse to find out more about this performance from those involved with developing it.
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Willy Russell’s Neon Artwork
Duration: 02:36
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Willy Russell
Duration: 12:16
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Kon-Tiki
Duration: 04:44
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Dementia-friendly theatre
Duration: 07:17
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Front Row neon artwork
Duration: 03:24
Front Row neon artwork
Kon-Tiki
White Christmas
Credits
| Role | Contributor |
|---|---|
| Presenter | Kirsty Lang |
| Interviewed Guest | Willy Russell |
Broadcast
- Mon 15 Dec 2014 19:15BBC Radio 4
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