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Front Row Episodes

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    AS Byatt on Picasso, and tenor Vittorio Grigolo

    A S Byatt on a new Picasso exhibition, plus tenor Vittorio Grigolo, and chemistry goes pop

  2. Mad Men's Jon Hamm; rain on stage

    An interview with Jon Hamm, star of the TV drama Mad Men, and the art of making stage rain

  3. Daniel Radcliffe; Big Fat Gypsy Weddings producers

    Mark Lawson interviews Daniel Radcliffe, who now stars in the film The Woman in Black.

  4. Paul McCartney, Inspector Montalbano

    Paul McCartney; the life and death of Lizzie Siddal; new crime series Inspector Montalbano

  5. Don McLean, Yayoi Kusama

    Singer-songwriter Don McLean; Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama; Hollywood's star dogs.

  6. Lucian Freud, Stephen Daldry, RIBA Gold Medal

    Mark Lawson reports on Lucian Freud's portraits and meets director Stephen Daldry.

  7. 2012 Art Fund Prize Longlist

    With Mark Lawson. News of the 2012 Art Fund Prize for Museums and Galleries longlist.

  8. The influential people in theatre; the return of The Muppets

    The most influential people in British theatre; the Muppets return to the cinema.

  9. 蜜芽传媒land, the Syrian poet Adonis and Restoration Comedy

    With Mark Lawson. The hit US TV series 蜜芽传媒land, Syrian poet Adonis and Restoration Drama.

  10. Martha Marcy May Marlene and author Anne Rice

    New film Martha Marcy May Marlene and author Anne Rice.

  11. Actor Ashley Walters; Howard Hodgkin's Indian art; Katherine Kelly

    Actor Ashley Walters; Howard Hodgkin's Indian art collection; Katherine Kelly on stage.

  12. Charlize Theron in Young Adult; Kate Grenville

    Charlize Theron in Young Adult, and Australian novelist Kate Grenville.

  13. Kate Winslet and Jodie Foster in Polanski's film, Carnage

    Kate Winslet and Jodie Foster in the film Carnage; Waiting for Godot with a black cast.

  14. Alice Coote; Turner in Margate; Lana del Rey

    Turner in Margate; mezzo-soprano Alice Coote; Joe Orton revisited; Lana Del Rey reviewed.

  15. Hajj at the British Museum

    Hajj at the British Museum; romantic film Like Crazy; comedy performer Andi Osho.

  16. Andrew Miller and Nicholas Hytner

    Costa Book of the Year winner Andrew Miller and Swedish crime writer Jens Lapidus.

  17. 2012 Academy Award nominations

    Mark Lawson reports on the 2012 Academy Award nominations.

  18. 23/01/2012

    With Mark Lawson, including a review of George Clooney in the film The Descendants.

  19. Norma Percy on Putin; soldiers' stories on stage

    Soldiers' stories on stage; Norma Percy on Putin; L'Atalante. John Wilson presents.

  20. Leonard Cohen; Abi Morgan interviewed

    Leonard Cohen and his new disc; screenwriter Abi Morgan; Ralph Fiennes' Coriolanus.

  21. Madonna's W.E. reviewed; Ian Rankin's unpublished novel

    Mark Lawson reviews Madonna's W.E., and Ian Rankin on his unpublished first novel.

  22. William Boyd on David Hockney, and new film Haywire

    William Boyd on David Hockney's landscape paintings; Steven Soderbergh's film Haywire.

  23. Leonardo DiCaprio in Clint Eastwood's J. Edgar. TS Eliot Prize

    Leonardo DiCaprio as J Edgar Hoover; TS Eliot Prize winner; British Film Industry report.

  24. Heidi Thomas on Call the Midwife; trumpeter Alison Balsam

    John Wilson talks to Heidi Thomas about Call the Midwife, and to trumpeter Alison Balsom.

  25. Antony Gormley; painting Blair; beyond popcorn

    Mark Lawson meets two artists who painted Tony Blair; Antony Gormley's new collaboration.

  26. The Crusades; Emeli Sande; Guy Martin

    John Wilson with historian Thomas Asbridge, singer Emeli Sande, photographer Guy Martin.

  27. JC Chandor on his film Margin Call; composer Anna Meredith

    JC Chandor on his film Margin Call; Freddie Flintoff's documentary about depression.

  28. Steven Spielberg on War Horse; Philip Larkin's poetry

    Mark Lawson talks to Steven Spielberg about his version of War Horse.

  29. Puppets take centre stage

    Kirsty Lang reports on how puppets have entered the theatrical mainstream.

  30. New TV comedies; Tom Hooper on life after The King's Speech

    Mark Lawson on two new TV comedies; director Tom Hooper on life after The King's Speech.

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