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Front Row Episodes

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    Arnold Wesker's play Chicken Soup with Barley, Michael Longley, the Orange Prize winner

    Mark Lawson reports on a new staging of Arnold Wesker's play Chicken Soup with Barley.

  2. John Berger, Julia Donaldson the new Children's Laureate

    With Mark Lawson, including new Children's Laureate Julia Donaldson and John Berger.

  3. Ray Davies on long-lost tapes; Derren Brown

    John Wilson talks to Ray Davies and Derren Brown, and reviews French thriller Point Blank.

  4. Rolando Villaz贸n, Kaiser Chiefs, Grey Gardens

    Rolando Villaz贸n on opera and pop and Kaiser Chiefs on their pick and mix new album.

  5. Actor Dominic West; Paul Simon reviewed

    With Mark Lawson, including an interview with actor Dominic West.

  6. Frankie Valli - frontman of The Four Seasons

    John Wilson meets Frankie Valli - frontman of The Four Seasons, and novelist Ali Smith.

  7. Senna; Julian Barnes on tennis; Judith Kerr on widowhood.

    With Mark Lawson, including Julian Barnes on tennis, and a review of the film Senna.

  8. Playwright Terence Rattigan re-assessed

    Mark Lawson reassesses the plays of Terence Rattigan in his centenary year.

  9. War Correspondents - From Telegram to Twitter

    Kirsty Lang reports on the role of the war correspondent.

  10. 26/05/2011

    With Mark Lawson, including an interview with actor Rob Lowe, as he publishes a memoir.

  11. James Corden on stage; Martin and Eliza Carthy

    Mark Lawson meets Martin and Eliza Carthy and reviews James Corden in a Goldoni comedy.

  12. Film producer Peter Bart on the making of The Godfather

    Film producer Peter Bart on the stories behind films such as The Godfather.

  13. Germaine Greer, Anthony Browne, Beryl Bainbridge reviewed

    With Mark Lawson. Beryl Bainbridge's last novel and Germaine Greer on Australian Art.

  14. Chinese pianist Lang Lang on inspiring young players

    Chinese pianist Lang Lang, Patrick Stewart as Shylock and food as theatre.

  15. Catherine Tate and David Tennant, Michael Portillo, Ed Smith

    Mark Lawson talks to David Tennant and Catherine Tate and Ed Smith reviews cricket films.

  16. Miriam Margolyes on her 70th birthday

    Miriam Margolyes talks to Mark Lawson on her 70th birthday.

  17. Paul Giamatti in Win Win; documentary maker Adam Curtis; Danger Mouse

    Paul Giamatti in new film Win Win reviewed; documentary-maker Adam Curtis; Danger Mouse.

  18. Germaine Greer reviews Tracey Emin, and the new Pirates of the Caribbean

    Germaine Greer reviews a new Tracey Emin exhibition; and the new Pirates of the Caribbean.

  19. Holburne Museum in Bath; Cannes; Staff Benda Bilili

    Kirsty Lang reports on the re-opening of Bath's Holburne Museum; film news from Cannes.

  20. Documentaries on big and small screens; Wayne McGregor

    Mark Lawson talks to choregrapher Wayne McGregor and examines documentaries on film and TV

  21. Elmore Leonard, Tony Robinson and Mark Billingham, Ai Weiwei reviewed

    With Mark Lawson, who reports on new exhibitions of work by the Chinese artist Ai Weiwei.

  22. Hugh Laurie, Attack the Block, Conrad Shawcross

    With Mark Lawson, including Hugh Laurie on his debut album, a disc of New Orleans blues.

  23. Terry Gilliam's The Damnation of Faust

    With Kirsty Lang, who reviews film maker Terry Gilliam's debut as an opera director.

  24. Steve Reich, and a report from the Brighton Festival

    Composer Steve Reich; a report from the Brighton Festival; My Dog Tulip reviewed.

  25. Randy Newman at the Piano

    Randy Newman at the piano and in conversation with Kirsty Lang.

  26. Kate Bush in a rare interview; and John Cleese reviewed

    Kate Bush in a rare interview; and John Cleese's Alimony Tour.

  27. Saoirse Ronan and Cate Blanchett in the film Hanna

    Mark Lawson with arts news, interviews and reviews.

  28. The Hepworth Gallery in Wakefield opens

    Mark Lawson reports on the new Hepworth gallery in Wakefield.

  29. The rise of film and TV drama based on real events

    Kirsty Lang reports on why true stories currently inspire so many films and TV dramas.

  30. Brenda Blethyn; Nitin Sawhney and James Taylor; Royal Shakespeare Company at Stratford

    Mark Lawson talks to actress Brenda Blethyn. Plus Nitin Sawhney and James Taylor.

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