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Writer Rona Munro; Meek's Cutoff reviewed

Oranges and Sunshine writer Rona Munro, and new western Meek's Cutoff.

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Joan Miro at Tate Modern; Henning Mankell

Joan Miro on show at Tate Modern and Henning Mankell on writing the last Wallander novel.

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The Ipswich murders become a stage production: London Road

Mark Lawson meets the creators of the play, London Road, about the five murders in Ipswich

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Betty Blue Eyes reviewed

Mark Lawson reviews Betty Blue Eyes, the new stage musical based on an Alan Bennett film.

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The Pale King, by David Foster Wallace; Jazz Viola

With Kirsty Lang, who reviews David Foster Wallace's posthumous novel The Pale King.

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Russell Brand and Helen Mirren in Arthur

Kirsty Lang reviews the remake of the film Arthur, with Helen Mirren and Russell Brand.

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John Wilson in Iran

John Wilson in Iran as the Cyrus Cylinder returns to the UK; musician Robbie Robertson.

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Morrissey talks to John Wilson

John Wilson talks to singer and songwriter Morrissey.

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David Tennant in United; Ray Winstone in Tracker

John Wilson on David Tennant in the TV drama United and Ray Winstone in the film Tracker.

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Depictions of Christ from Dorothy L Sayers to James Frey

Mark Lawson visits the 麻豆社 archives to trace dramatic and literary portrayals of Christ.

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Andy Warhol's last trip to London

John Wilson reports on Andy Warhol's last visit to London in 1986, and its unlikely legacy

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Shirley MacLaine, Thor, John Sullivan

Mark Lawson talks to actress Shirley MacLaine. Plus Kenneth Branagh's film Thor reviewed.

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Christopher Eccleston on The Shadow Line

Mark Lawson reports on the new Lyric Theatre in Belfast and new TV drama The Shadow Line.

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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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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.

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The Hepworth Gallery in Wakefield opens

Mark Lawson reports on the new Hepworth gallery in Wakefield.

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Saoirse Ronan and Cate Blanchett in the film Hanna

Mark Lawson with arts news, interviews and reviews.

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Kate Bush in a rare interview; and John Cleese reviewed

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

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Randy Newman at the Piano

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

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Steve Reich, and a report from the Brighton Festival

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

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Terry Gilliam's The Damnation of Faust

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

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Hugh Laurie, Attack the Block, Conrad Shawcross

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

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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.

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Documentaries on big and small screens; Wayne McGregor

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

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Holburne Museum in Bath; Cannes; Staff Benda Bilili

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

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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.

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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.

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Miriam Margolyes on her 70th birthday

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

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Catherine Tate and David Tennant, Michael Portillo, Ed Smith

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

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Chinese pianist Lang Lang on inspiring young players

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

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