Meridian Episodes Episode guide
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Brideshead Revisited – on TV
Jeremy Irons on Brideshead Revisited and a new novel by Maureen Duffy
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Brian Moore's Cold Heaven
Brian Moore's latest novel Cold Heaven
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Brian Friel's Fathers and Sons
Fathers and Sons by Brian Friel at the National Theatre
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Brian Cox and 'art is for itself'
The actor Brian Cox explains his sentence 'art is for itself'
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Bretcht's Arturo Ui
A new production of The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui by Bertolt Brecht
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Breaking the Silence by Stephen Poliakoff
Director Ron Daniels on Breaking the Silence by playwright Stephen Poliakoff
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Brazilian TV in London
Trevor Griffiths on his TV play Oi For England and short stories by John Buchan
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Brazilian Hero's Quest comes to the London Stage
Brazilian epic is brought to life in London, and Mozart's "lost" symphony is rediscovered
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Brazil - Bahia
Report on the culture and art of Bahia, a Brazilian state with an African heritage
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Branagh's Henry V
The programme follows the filming of Kenneth Branagh's version of Henry V
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Bram Stoker's Dracula
An in depth look at Bram Stoker's Dracula and vampirism
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Box-office Success for the Edinburgh Festival
Report from the second week of this year's Edinburgh International Festival
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Books of the Year, 2001
Recommendations from Doris Lessing, Sarah Paretski and James Lovelock
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Booker Prize Winners Announced
Anita Brookner wins Booker Prize for Hotel du Lac
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Booker Prize Shortlist
Old Devils by Kingsley Amis and Margaret Atwood's The Handmaid's Tale
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Booker Prize for Fiction
Nick Rankin reports from the Booker Prize for Fiction ceremony
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Booker Prize 1995
The winner of the Booker Prize 1995 was Pat Barker with The Ghost Road
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Book review of the year
Favourite books include Nora by Brenda Maddox and Doris Lessing's The Fifth Child
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Bombay
Exploring the cultural life of Bombay. With director of Maya Memsaab, Ketan Mehta
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Bollywood uncovered
A special programme which takes an in depth look at the Bollywood film industry
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Bob Roberts
Political satire film Bob Roberts starring and directed by Tim Robbins
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Bob Hoskins
An interview with the actor Bob Hoskins
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Bluebeard's Egg by Margaret Atwood
A review of Bluebeard's Egg by Margaret Atwood
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Blue Note Records
Exploring Blue Note Records the jazz label established by Alfred Lion and Francis Wolff
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Blood, Sweat and Tears
A review of Blood, Sweat and Tears, directed by John Godber
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Blood on the Floor – from painting to music
Composer Mark-Anthony Turnage talks about writing Blood on the Floor, premiered this week
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Blinded by the Sun
A review of Blinded by the Sun, by Stephen Poliakoff
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Black Theatre in Britain
Directors Yvonne Brewster and Sam Miller discuss the state of black theatre in Britain
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Black Star – Another British curtain call for Ira Aldridge
Portrait of the son of a slave who took European theatre by storm
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Black Mas by John Constable
John Constable on his play Black Mas, plus review of Harold Pinter's play One for the Road