King Charles III; Pink Floyd exhibition
We talk to writer, director and actor from the TV adaptation of a controversial play about the Windsors; and the curator of a Pink Floyd retrospective shows us flying pigs.
As a controversial play about a Windsor power struggle hits the small screen, we talk to writer Mike Bartlett and director Rupert Goold about adapting King Charles III for TV; complete with constitutional crisis, the Queen's funeral, Diana's ghost, blank verse and the late great Tim Piggott-Smith.
Radio 4's Poet in Residence Daljit Nagra begins the first in series of appearances where he takes us through what currently interests and inspires him from the world of poetry.
After the success of the David Bowie exhibition The Victoria & Albert Museum in London has mounted another rock based show, this time on the long and varied career of Pink Floyd. The curator Victoria Broakes shows Emma round exhibits that range from psychedelia to synthesisers via flying pigs.
Presenter: Emma Dabiri
Producer: Ella-mai Robey.
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King Charles III
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Prince William (OLIVER CHRIS), King Charles III (TIM PIGOTT-SMITH),
Kate Middleton (CHARLOTTE RILEY)
King Charles III is on Βι¶ΉΤΌΕΔ Two at 9 pm 10 MayΒ
Main image:Β Prince Harry (RICHARD GOULDING), King Charles IIIΒ
(TIM PIGOTT-SMITH), Prince William (OLIVER CHRIS)ΒPink Floyd Exhibition
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Photo credit: Inflatable Teacher
Copyright: The Pink Floyd Exhibition at the
from 13 MayΒ
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Role Contributor Interviewed Guest Mike Bartlett Interviewed Guest Rupert Goold Interviewed Guest Daljit Nagra Interviewed Guest Victoria Broakes Presenter Emma Dabiri Producer Ella-mai Robey Broadcast
- Tue 9 May 2017 19:15Βι¶ΉΤΌΕΔ Radio 4
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