Reviews of Bedlam and The Young Ones

Reviews of new play Bedlam and TV series The Young Ones.

• 30 mins

Robert Plant, Bryan Ferry and Phil Collins reviewed

With Mark Lawson, including The Pre-Raphaelites and Italy at the Ashmolean Museum.

• 30 mins

Wonder Woman Lynda Carter and director Anthony Page

Lynda Carter on playing Wonder Woman, and Roger Michell on the end of the UK Film Council.

• 30 mins

Stephen Fry and Blood and Gifts

Stephen Fry on his new volume of autobiography, The Fry Chronicles.

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Paul O'Grady, Gary Hume and the Liverpool Art Biennial

Mark Lawson talks to Paul O'Grady and reports from the Liverpool Art Biennial.

• 30 mins

Barry Humphries and John Simm

Barry Humphries on Dame Edna, and John Simm discusses playing Hamlet.

• 30 mins

Herb Alpert; John Pawson; The Town film review

Trumpeter Herb Alpert discusses his career. Plus a review of The Town starring Ben Affleck

• 30 mins

The Inbetweeners; Simon Stephens on his play Punk Rock

With Mark Lawson. Teenagers on stage and tv screen in The Inbetweeners and Punk Rock.

• 30 mins

Julia Roberts; Mark Ronson; Diaghilev's legacy

Julia Roberts; Mark Ronson; Diaghilev's legacy; new reality show Seven Days.

• 30 mins

Michael Gambon and Robert Wyatt

John Wilson interviews actor Michael Gambon, and singer and musician Robert Wyatt.

• 30 mins

Julian Fellowes, Hugh Bonneville and Colm Toibin

Kirsty Lang presents. Julian Fellowes and Hugh Bonneville on Downton Abbey.

• 30 mins

Made in Dagenham and KT Tunstall

Includes a review of Made in Dagenham, plus KT Tunstall and two new TV cop dramas.

• 30 mins

Gauguin, Nick Hornby and Terry O'Neill

Nick Hornby and Ben Folds, and a review of new Gauguin retrospective.

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Sir Michael Caine

Sir Michael Caine reflects on his Hollywood career, in the light of a new memoir.

• 30 mins

Alan Bennett - Mastermind; Tony Curtis

Mark Lawson puts Alan Bennett in the Mastermind chair, on the TV plays of Alan Bennett.

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Restrepo; Cornelia Funke; and photographer Martin Parr

Sebastian Junger on Restrepo; children's author Cornelia Funke; photographer Martin Parr.

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Turner Prize 2010 contenders; Gary Shteyngart

Kirsty Lang reports on the Turner Prize 2010 and David Tennant's new TV drama.

• 30 mins

Russell Brand and Jo Brand; Wall Street review.

Russell Brand and Jo Brand; Oliver Stone's Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps.

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Alan Sugar, Don Bachardy on Christopher Isherwood

Mark Lawson talks to Alan Sugar; Don Bachardy recalls living with Christopher Isherwood.

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Aaron Sorkin, Nobel Prize for Literature, Rory Kinnear.

With Mark Lawson, who meets Aaron Sorkin, creator of White House drama The West Wing.

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Martin Shaw; Iraq on film; big band Loose Tubes

With Kirsty Lang, including an interview with actor Martin Shaw.

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Ronnie Wood, a tribute to Joan Sutherland.

Dame Joan Sutherland tribute, plus Ronnie Wood on his new album.

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Nicolas Roeg on Canaletto; London Palladium at 100

Nicolas Roeg on Canaletto's images of Venice; Andrew Lloyd Webber on the Palladium at 100.

• 30 mins

Ray Davies; Robert Lindsay plays Onassis

John Wilson reports on Robert Lindsay's stage portrayal of the tycoon Aristotle Onassis.

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Marilyn Monroe remembered; Africa United

Marilyn Monroe's hand-written fragments; best-selling children's writer Michelle Paver.

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Simon Pegg; Kim Cattrall as Cleopatra

Kirsty Lang meets comedian Simon Pegg. Plus Kim Cattrall in Antony and Cleopatra.

• 30 mins

Armstrong and Miller, Nina Raine

Mark Lawson talks to comedians Armstrong and Miller and reviews the US drama The Event.

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Stephen Sondheim

Stephen Sondheim in conversation with Mark Lawson, recorded at the Cheltenham Festival.

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Spending Review and Clio Barnard on Andrea Dunbar

Mark Lawson asks Ed Vaizey about how the Spending Review announcement will affect the arts

• 30 mins

Red reviewed; Peter Asher on Apple Records, Tutankhamen

John Wilson reviews Bruce Willis in the film Red; Peter Asher remembers Apple Records.

• 30 mins