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Sue Perkins, Brett Anderson, and Arbitrage reviewed

Sue Perkins, Brett Anderson from Suede, and a review of Richard Gere in Arbitrage.

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Claire Foy, Dinos Chapman and The Bay

Claire Foy on playing Lady Macbeth; Dinos Chapman turns to music; eco-horror The Bay.

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Edith Pearlman; Trelawny of the Wells review; crime TV

Joe Wright's stage debut Trelawny of the Wells; author Edith Pearlman; new TV crime dramas

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Best-selling British solo artist Robbie Williams

John Wilson talks to Robbie Williams, who reflects on the highs and lows of his career.

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Yinka Shonibare; playing prime ministers on stage; film classification

Artist Yinka Shonibare, portraying the PM on stage, and UK attitudes to film censorship.

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Oz the Great and Powerful; Julia O'Faolain; Written on Skin

Oz the Great and Powerful; George Benjamin and Martin Crimp on their opera Written on Skin

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Side Effects; Lara Croft's comeback

Side Effects reviewed; Lara Croft's comeback; artist Chuck Close; bomb disposal comedy.

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Mark Strong: comedy duo Anna and Katy; Tash Aw

Actor Mark Strong on Welcome to the Punch; comedy duo Anna and Katy; author Tash Aw.

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David Bowie - the Return

John Wilson assesses David Bowie's music and influence in the light of a new album.

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William Boyd's first play; Hilary Mantel; Seven Deadly Sins

William Boyd's first stage play; Hilary Mantel; musicians take on the Seven Deadly Sins.

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Twilight creator Stephenie Meyer; Steve Carrell in Burt Wonderstone; Simon Starling's Phantom Ride

Author Stephenie Meyer talks Twilight; The Incredible Burt Wonderstone; Simon Starling.

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Edmund de Waal; The Paperboy; the art of George Bellows

Edmund de Waal, The Paperboy reviewed, the art of George Bellows, and bookshops fight back

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Pompeii at the British Museum; maths in music; new literature prize

New prize for writers around the world, Pompeii at the British Museum, and maths in music.

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Conductor Gustavo Dudamel

Venezuelan conductor Gustavo Dudamel on his career and the importance of music education.

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Our Queen documentary; John Ashbery; Beyond the Hills review

Our Queen, a TV documentary with rare access; poet John Ashbery; Beyond the Hills review.

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Sir John Eliot Gardiner; Jack the Giant Slayer review

Sir John Eliot Gardiner, Jack the Giant Slayer, Shakespeare's weddings, Philip Roth at 80.

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Kay Mellor on The Syndicate; Compliance; new takes on Scandinavian drama

Writer Kay Mellor on her TV drama The Syndicate, plus Hedda Gabler becomes Heather Gardner

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Alan Bennett interview

Alan Bennett, in conversation with Mark Lawson, reflects on his recent work for the stage.

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Nigel Kennedy; TV drama The Village; writer Esther Wilson

Arts news with John Wilson, including an interview with violinist Nigel Kennedy.

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The Book of Mormon; Lee Mack; London Zoo Tiger House

John Wilson reviews the musical The Book of Mormon and talks to comedian Lee Mack.

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Danny Boyle's Trance, Gillian Lynne, The NHS in a Day

Danny Boyle's film Trance, choreographer Gillian Lynne, The NHS in a Day, delaying films.

• 30 mins

John Logan; Suggs; In the House reviewed

John Logan on Skyfall and Peter and Alice; In the House review; Suggs on his one-man show.

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Glenn Patterson, John Yorke on narrative, TV formats

Glenn Patterson on Ulster's punk pioneer and John Yorke on the secrets of story-telling.

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Documentary-maker Penny Woolcock; singer Michael Bolton

Penny Woolcock on trying to resolve gang conflict in Birmingham; singer Michael Bolton.

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Anne Tyler in conversation with Mark Lawson

Novelist Anne Tyler reflects on her career, in conversation with Mark Lawson.

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British cultural exports to China, from Mamma Mia! to architecture

Kirsty Lang reports on how British cultural projects aim to find new markets in China.

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Museum of the Year shortlist, A Late Quartet, Greg Bellow

Museum of the Year award contenders, Greg Bellow on his father Saul, and A Late Quartet.

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Julian Barnes

Julian Barnes discusses his new book Levels of Life, in conversation with Mark Lawson.

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Richard Bean; Olga Kurylenko; Arne Dahl

Richard Bean on Smack Family Robinson; Olga Kurylenko on Oblivion; crime drama Arne Dahl.

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Rijksmuseum reopens; Spring Breakers

John Wilson reports on the reopening of the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam after 10 years.

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