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Music of Sherlock Holmes, Simon Pegg in Absolutely Anything, Paul Neagu, Edinburgh Comedy

David Arnold and Matthew Sweet explore the musical world of Conan Doyle's famous detective

• 30 mins

Simon McBurney and Ed Byrne Live from the Edinburgh Festival

Simon McBurney, Ed Byrne and guests live from the Edinburgh Festival in the big blue tent.

• 28 mins

Establishing a national theatre, Comedy about mental health, Edinburgh flyering tips

A look at how performers are addressing mental health in their shows. Kirsty Lang presents

• 30 mins

Robert Lepage, Travelling art bus, James Rhodes, Writing your first Edinburgh show

Canadian theatre maker Robert Lepage discusses his Edinburgh International Festival show.

• 30 mins

John Hannah, Vicky Featherstone and Lee Hall, Playing Nina Simone

Kirsty Lang talks to John Hannah about his return to the Scottish stage.

• 30 mins

Banksy's Dismaland, Andrew Haigh, Resistance, Andy Warhol

A review of Dismaland, a new Bansky exhibition. Samira Ahmed presents.

• 30 mins

Andras Schiff, The Bad Education Movie, Patrick Ness

Samira Ahmed talks to pianist Andras Schiff about performing Bach's Goldberg Variations.

• 30 mins

Jess Glynne, Don Paterson, Danny and the Human Zoo, Cradle to Grave

John Wilson is joined by singer Jess Glynne and poet Don Paterson.

• 30 mins

Straight Outta Compton, Paula McLain, Dan Auerbach of the Black Keys

A review of hip-hop film Straight Outta Compton. John Wilson presents.

• 30 mins

Hamlet, Agatha Christie exhibition, Andrew Miller, We Are Your Friends.

Kirsty Lang is joined by critic Susannah Clapp to review Benedict Cumberbatch's Hamlet.

• 30 mins

The Trials of Jimmy Rose, Cerys Matthews and Timberlake Wertenbaker, Zambezi News, Miss Julie

Kirsty Lang speaks to Cerys Matthews and Timberlake Wertenbaker about Our Country's Good.

• 30 mins

Hanya Yanagihara, No Escape, Site-specific theatre, Boy Meets Girl

Hanya Yanagihara discusses her new novel A Little Life. Samira Ahmed presents.

• 30 mins

Pianist James Rhodes talks to John Wilson

Concert pianist James Rhodes talks to John Wilson.

• 30 mins

Elena Ferrante, Laila Lalami, Me and Earl and the Dying Girl

Kirsty Lang discusses the elusive literary phenomenon Elena Ferrante.

• 30 mins

David Hare, Meryl Streep's new film Ricki and the Flash, Max Richter

Playwright David Hare, Meryl Streep's new film Ricki and the Flash, Max Richter.

• 30 mins

Jed Mercurio, Cartel Land, Michel Houellebecq

Jed Mercurio talks to Samira Ahmed about his adaptation of Lady Chatterley's Lover.

• 30 mins

Tom Hardy, Dope, Anne Boleyn's songbook

Tom Hardy talks to Kirsty Lang about playing both Kray Twins in the new film Legend.

• 30 mins

Anthony Horowitz, Danielle de Niese, This Is England, Antony Gormley

Anthony Horowitz talks to Kirsty Lang about his new Bond novel Trigger Mortis.

• 30 mins

Woody Allen's Irrational Man, Richard Hawley, Mike Bartlett, The Chineke Orchestra

Woody Allen's Irrational Man reviewed. John Wilson presents.

• 30 mins

Salman Rushdie, Pasolini, Cyndi Lauper

Samira Ahmed talks to Salman Rushdie about his new novel. Plus Cyndi Lauper on Kinky Boots

• 30 mins

David Gilmour, An Inspector Calls, La Famille B茅lier, Future Conditional

Kirsty Lang meets up with Pink Floyd musician David Gilmour and his wife, Polly Samson.

• 30 mins

Keith Richards, Don McCullin

Guitarist Keith Richards and photographer Don McCullin talk to John Wilson.

• 30 mins

Ai Weiwei, Everest, Leona Lewis

Chinese artist and activist Ai Weiwei discusses his new solo exhibition. With John Wilson.

• 30 mins

Photograph 51, Sebastian Faulks, John Eliot Gardiner

Samira Ahmed reviews the play Photograph 51, starring Nicole Kidman.

• 30 mins

Simon Schama's Face of Britain, Launch of 麻豆社 National Short Story Award

A look at the launch of the tenth 麻豆社 National Short Story Award. John Wilson presents.

• 30 mins

David Morrissey, Shakespeare comedy Bill, A Syrian Love Story

David Morrissey in Martin McDonagh's new play Hangmen. John Wilson presents.

• 30 mins

Downton Abbey, Karl Jenkins, The armoury at the RSC

The end of Downton Abbey, musician and composer Karl Jenkins, armour on stage at the RSC.

• 30 mins

Chancellor George Osborne, Justin Cartwright, 99 Homes, Mark Haddon

George Osborne discusses his plans to take British culture to China. Samira Ahmed presents

• 30 mins

James Dean biopic, Mr Foote's Other Leg, Frances Leviston, Disclosure

Including a review of the James Dean biopic Life. John Wilson presents.

• 30 mins

Celts, Kiss Me Kate, Hilary Mantel

Kirsty Lang reviews the British Museum's Celts exhibition.

• 30 mins