Ricky Gervais, The Secret, Mark Elder, The return of the repertory company
Ricky Gervais on his new film Special Correspondents, Sir Mark Elder on the Halle Orchestra's Dvorak Festival, a review of ITV's The Secret, and the return of rep theatre company.
Ricky Gervais has written, directed and stars in the feature-length film Special Correspondents for Netflix. Kirsty talks to the comedian about celebrity, David Brent and returning to stand-up.
The Secret is a new ITV drama set in Northern Ireland starring James Nesbitt. It tells the true story of a couple who embark on an affair and then plot to murder their spouses. Jenny McCartney reviews.
Sir Ian McKellen has called for the National Theatre to have a resident company of actors, and the Liverpool Everyman has plans to trial one. Theatre writer and critic Lyn Gardner considers whether the old rep model of theatre can be resurrected.
As The Hallé prepares for its Dvorák Festival, the orchestra's conductor Sir Mark Elder discusses his affinity for the music of the Czech composer.
Presenter Kirsty Lang
Producer Jerome Weatherald.
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Ricky Gervais
Special Correspondents is available to download from Netflix from 29th April.Ìý Image:Ìý Ricky Gervais directing 'Special Correspondents'. Credit:Ìý Netflix
The Secret
The Secret, staring James Nesbitt, begins on April 29 on ITV at 9pm.Ìý Credit:ÌýÌýHat Trick Productions / Steffan Hill
Sir Mark Elder
The runs 5 – 21 May at the Bridgewater Hall, Manchester.
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Role Contributor Presenter Kirsty Lang Interviewed Guest Ricky Gervais Interviewed Guest Jenny McCartney Interviewed Guest Lyn Gardner Interviewed Guest Sir Mark Elder Producer Jerome Weatherald Broadcast
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