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Motherland writer Helen Serafinowicz on making her debut as a playwright with a Liverpool legend

Booker Prize longlist examined, and the redeveloped National Science and Media Museum.

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Artist Andy Goldsworthy on his five-decade retrospective exhibition.

Artist Andy Goldsworthy on his new exhibition which spans a five-decade career.

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Review Show: The Naked Gun, Madonna, Paul Weller, The Assassin

The Naked Gun, The Assassin, new albums from Paul Weller and Madonna.

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Freakier Friday

Freakier Friday, returning Buddhist gems to India.

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Sean Hayes, from Will & Grace, on his Tony Award-winning stage show Good Night, Oscar

Sean Hayes' play opens in London and how composer Shostakovich survived Stalin's purges.

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Special edition from the Edinburgh Festivals with guests including Emmy and Olivier Award-winning actor Brian Cox

Kirsty Wark with conversation, comedy and music from the Edinburgh Festivals.

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Review: Alien Earth series plus Rom-Com Materialists

Noah Hawley on bringing the sci fi-franchise Alien to the small screen as Alien: Earth.

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Peter Sellers at 100

The BFI has launched a new season of Peter Sellers films to mark his centenary.

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Norwich Castle reopening, plus director Adrian Noble

Historian Alice Loxton on Norwich Castle's £27 million revamp. Plus director Adrian Noble.

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Our critics' guide to the best theatre at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe.

Mary Queen of Scots as a punk and a rock star. Plus our critics' picks of the Fringe.

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Review show: Brigadoon at Regent's Park Open Air Theatre

Brigadoon in Regent's Park, The Bitter Water of the Lake by Giulia Caminito.

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Should Stephen Fry play Lady Bracknell? Author R.F. Kuang and Marlowe and Shakespeare

Samira Ahmed talks to Rebecca Kuang and discusses genderblind casting.

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Tom Hiddleston on becoming a dancing accountant in new Stephen King film, The Life of Chuck

Tom Hiddleston, Sir Anish Kapoor, A Good Yarn in Bradford, Noises Off in Scarborough.

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Indigenous Australian didgeridoo virtuoso William Barton performs live

The Director of the Edinburgh Comedy Awards reveals this year's shortlist.

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Review: Historical TV epic King and Conqueror, and Boudicca's Daughter by Elodie Harper

Plus film Young Mothers, and the 5-year project celebrating dramatist Brian Friel.

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Sebastian Faulks' memoir

Sebastian Faulks' memoir, St Etienne play live, the return of sketch show TV.

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Aaron Sorkin on adapting Harper Lee's novel To Kill Aa Mockingbird for the stage

Aaron Sorkin on To Kill a Mockingbird, Bradford Live, Toyah Willcox, Raymond Antrobus.

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Bryan Adams’ new album, plus writer Damian Barr

The Canadian rock legend on his new music, and the Maggie & Me author’s latest novel.

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Review Show: CMAT's new album, The Office spin-off series The Paper, Jacob Elordi in On Swift Horses

CMAT's new album Euro-Country, sitcom spin-off The Paper and gay romance On Swift Horses.

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Maxine Peake on Mary Whitehouse, West End star Marisha Wallace

Maxine Peake, Marisha Wallace, and a rediscovered book about the rise of the Nazis

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Marks and Gran on Freud and Hitler, Jeneba Kanneh-Mason performance, Medea on stage and screen

Birds of a Feather creators Marks and Gran on their new play about Freud and Hitler.

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The Grand Finale of Downton Abbey

The Grand Finale of Downton Abbey. Plus bestselling writer Adam Kay on his debut novel.

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Review Show: David Bowie Centre and the ÃÛÑ¿´«Ã½ National Short Story Award Shortlist

Plus the film Spinal Tap II and Jung Chang’s sequel to her best-selling memoir Wild Swans.

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Robert Plant and Alan Moore

Robert Plant on his new album, and comic book legend Alan Moore gives a rare interview.

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Robert Redford remembered, Mark Ronson and Picasso on stage

Hollywood icon Robert Redford remembered and hit record producer Mark Ronson on his memoir

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