Front Row Episodes Episode guide
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Benjamin Britten, director Kaouther Ben Hania, music from Owen Spafford and Louis Campbell
Live magazine programme on the worlds of arts, literature, film, media and music
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The Jury: Murder Trial, Bhangra Nation, Bluestockings
How can juries be swayed?; Bluestockings, first women's movement; Bhangra Nation musical.
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Sheridan Smith. Movement Coaches and Sexism in French Cinema
Rufus Wainwright joins Sheridan Smith, and the role of movement directors in film and tv
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Minority Report at Nottingham Playhouse, Wicked Little Letters, and TV series Boarders reviewed
Minority Report on stage, Wicked Little Letters starring Olivia Coleman reviewed.
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Wim Wenders, Len Pennie and Angus Robertson
Wim Wenders on his new film, Perfect Days.
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Rhiannon Giddens, Peter Sarsgaard, Casting Directors
Rhiannon Giddens, Peter Sarsgaard, casting directors.
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Sir Peter Blake, David Harewood, John Logan
Sir Peter Blake on sculpture, new RADA president - David Harewood, playwright John Logan
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Jed Mercurio on Breathtaking, Yoko Ono retrospective reviewed
Jed Mercurio on Breathtaking, Yoko Ono show, Arts Council guide on controversial content.
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Ukraine drama A Small Stubborn Town, Emma Rice, The Hugo Awards
Ukraine drama A Small Stubborn Town, Emma Rice, The Hugo Awards.
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Stephen Sanchez, Godzilla turns 70
Stephen Sanchez, Godzilla turns 70, Gen Z's TV habits
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Reinaldo Marcus Green on One Love, Bryce Dessner of The National
Reinaldo Marcus Green on One Love, Bryce Dessner of The National.
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One Day, American Fiction, Beyond Form
Netflix's version of' One Day, Oscar-nominated American Fiction, Beyond Form exhibition.
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The Chosen, Cymande, Tayari Jones
The Chosen, Cymande, Tayari Jones
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The Reytons, Phoebe Eclair-Powell, Andrew McMillan
The Reytons, Phoebe Eclair-Powell on her Bruntwood Prize-winning play, Andrew McMillan.
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Steve McQueen and Bianca Stigter, Jez Butterworth and Declan McKenna
The directors of Occupied City, the playwright of The Hills of California and live music.
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Legion exhibition at the British Museum and Mr and Mrs Smith reviewed
Legion: Life in the Roman Army at the British Museum reviewed
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Killers of the Flower Moon star Lily Gladstone, author Leo Vardiashvili and the Great Escapes exhibition at Kew
The actress on working with Martin Scorsese, and the new book Hard by a Great Forest.
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Jonny Greenwood of The Smile, Self Esteem on music industry report, Artes Mundi prize winner
Jonny Greenwood of The Smile, Self Esteem, Artes Mundi Prize winner.
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Sarah Jessica Parker and Matthew Broderick, Gruff Rhys, Colin Barrett
Sarah Jessica Parker & Matthew Broderick on playing three couples on stage in Plaza Suite.
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The Color Purple reviewed, and the pop concert as cinema phenomenon
The Color Purple reviewed, and the pop concert as cinema phenomenon.
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Masters of the Air, Ronan Bennett on his Top Boy novel, hobbies and DIY art
John Orloff, literary spin-offs and hobbies and DIY art.
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Oscar Nominations, Howard Jacobson, Culture Funding Cuts
Oscar nominations, Howard Jacobson, culture funding cuts.
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Andrew Haigh on All of Us Strangers, Lulu Wang on Expats starring Nicole Kidman
Andrew Haigh on All Of Us Strangers with Andrew Scott, Expats starring Nicole Kidman.
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Paul Giamatti and Alexander Payne on The Holdovers and reivews of The Vulnerables and The Artful Dodger
Paul Giamatti and Alexander Payne on The Holdovers plus The Artful Dodger reviewed.
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Daniel Kaluuya, the arts in Wales, shelving big budget films discussion, Jane Jin Kaisen
Daniel Kaluuya on his new film, Kitchen; the arts in Wales; Jane Jin Kaisen.
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Poor Things, Jodie Comer, RSC new season, TS Eliot poetry prize
Poor Things, Jodie Comer, RSC new productions, TS Eliot poetry prize.
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Jonathan Glazer, history of radio drama, Molly Tuttle
Zone of Interest director Jonathan Glazer, radio drama, bluegrass.
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Mean Girls and Hisham Matar’s My Friends reviewed
Mean Girls and Hisham Matar’s My Friends reviewed.
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Jack Rooke on TV sitcom Big Boys, Eliza Carthy goes wassailing
Jack Rooke on TV sitcom Big Boys, Eliza Carthy goes wassailing.
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Ins Choi on Kim’s Convenience, why are so many films set in a dystopian future?
Kim’s Convenience on stage, British Library cyberattack, setting films in the present