麻豆约拍

Inbetweeners cast interviewed; Seven Dwarves reviewed

Kirsty Lang talks to the cast of The Inbetweeners as they move from TV to film.

• 30 mins

In Edinburgh with AL Kennedy; Bobby Crush; Andy Zaltzman

Mark Lawson in Edinburgh with AL Kennedy, Bobby Crush, Andy Zaltzman, Sadia Azmat.

• 30 mins

Streisand songwriters Alan and Marilyn Bergman; David Mach

Mark Lawson with artist David Mach; Alan and Marilyn Bergman on writing Streisand's songs.

• 30 mins

Kirsty Lang with writer Francisco Goldman and musician Wynton Marsalis

Kirsty Lang talks to writer Francisco Goldman and to musician Wynton Marsalis.

• 30 mins

One Day Review; Nicholson Baker

Mark Lawson reviews the film One Day, based on the best-selling novel by David Nicholls.

• 30 mins

Bill Nighy, and Almod贸var's The Skin I Live In

Actor Bill Nighy on playing a spy, and Pedro Almod贸var's film The Skin I Live In.

• 30 mins

Novelist Sapphire and Singer Jacqui Dankworth

With Mark Lawson, including an interview with singer Jacqui Dankworth and writer Sapphire.

• 30 mins

South Pacific Review, Author Miroslav Penkov

A revival of Rodgers and Hammerstein's South Pacific, and today's music scene on film.

• 30 mins

Author David Almond interviewed and the art of puppetry

Kirsty Lang talks to children's author David Almond about his first novel for adults.

• 30 mins

29/08/2011

Mark Lawson talks to author Michael Ondaatje in a special programme-length interview.

• 30 mins

Dame Judi Dench discusses her illustrious career

Dame Judi Dench talks to Mark Lawson.

• 30 mins

Appropriate Adult; Ralph Fiennes; A.N. Wilson

With Mark Lawson, including Dominic West in Appropriate Adult; and actor Ralph Fiennes.

• 30 mins

Director Mike Figgis; pianist Gwilym Simcock

The Faith Machine; Mike Figgis's Royal Opera House festival; jazz pianist Gwilym Simcock.

• 30 mins

Jonathan Ross; Max Stafford-Clark and Stella Feehily

Jonathan Ross on his first graphic novel; a new play about aid workers in the Congo.

• 30 mins

Jane Eyre reviewed; Damon Albarn interview

John Wilson reviews a new film version of Jane Eyre and talks to Damon Albarn.

• 30 mins

Booker Prize shortlist; Ken Loach

Mark Lawson debates the Booker Prize shortlist and interviews film-maker Ken Loach.

• 30 mins

David Hockney; Mark Kermode

Mark Lawson talks to artist David Hockney; Mark Kermode explains what's wrong with movies.

• 30 mins

Playwright Arnold Wesker and author Val McDermid

Mark Lawson talks to playwright Arnold Wesker and crime novelist Val McDermid.

• 30 mins

9/11 play Decade; 麻豆约拍 National Short Story Award

9/11 play Decade, and Sue MacGregor on this year's 麻豆约拍 National Short Story Award.

• 30 mins

Roger Moore; Christopher Hampton

Mark Lawson talks to Roger Moore about working with Tony Curtis in The Persuaders.

• 30 mins

Laura Marling; Degas reviewed

With John Wilson. Laura Marling on her new album; dancer Lauren Cuthbertson on Degas.

• 30 mins

Jermaine Jackson; his memoir on Michael

Jermaine Jackson on his brother Michael.

• 30 mins

Pam Ayres; Stephen Merchant's stand-up

Mark Lawson talks to Pam Ayres about her life and poems; Stephen Merchant's stand-up show.

• 30 mins

16/09/2011

Kirsty Lang talks to Dominic West and Clarke Peters about performing Othello in Sheffield.

• 30 mins

Ryan Gosling's two new films reviewed

Ryan Gosling's two new films reviewed and Mike Scott of The Waterboys on Yeats the poet.

• 30 mins

Tom Hardy in Warrior; Muppets creator Frank Oz

Tom Hardy in new film Warrior, and Muppets creator Frank Oz.

• 30 mins

Tom Stoppard; Page One reviewed

Tom Stoppard on Travesties; newspaper documentary Page One reviewed.

• 30 mins

Mike Leigh's new play; A S Byatt on the end of the Gods

Mike Leigh's new play at the National Theatre, and A S Byatt on Norse gods.

• 30 mins

Martin Scorsese's film about George Harrison

Martin Scorsese's film about George Harrison; Ruth Negga plays Shirley Bassey on TV.

• 30 mins

麻豆约拍 NSSA winner; Nick Mason on Pink Floyd

News of the Winner of the 麻豆约拍 National Short Story Award; long-lost Pink Floyd tracks.

• 30 mins