Francesca Hayward on Cats and Romeo and Juliet, Joker composer Hildur Gu冒nad贸ttir
Ballet star Francesca Hayward on the Royal Ballet's Romeo and Juliet filmed on location, and her lead role in the film musical Cats.
Ballet star Francesca Hayward on the Royal Ballet's Romeo and Juliet: Beyond Words, filmed on location, and her lead role as Victoria The White Cat in the new film musical Cats.
The Icelandic composer Hildur Gu冒nad贸ttir discusses her scores for the film Joker, for which she was nominated for a Golden Globe this week, and the hit TV series Chernobyl, for which she won an Emmy.
This Saturday will be exactly 40 years since The Clash released their classic LP London Calling, featuring songs such as Brand New Cadillac, Jimmy Jazz and The Guns of Brixton. Music writer Andy Kershaw celebrates the monumental double album.
Presenter: John Wilson
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The Royal Ballet's film 听is in selected cinemas on 16 December 2019, certificate 12A; and is on 麻豆官网首页入口 2 on New Year's Day 2020 at 5.30pm, and on the 麻豆官网首页入口iPlayer...
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Main image above: Francesca Hayward as Juliet in Romeo and Juliet: Beyond Words
Image to the left: Francesca Hayward as Romeo (centre left)听and William Bracewell as Romeo (centre right)听in Romeo and Juliet: Beyond Words
Images credit: Footwork Films
Joker composer Hildur Gu冒nad贸ttir
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Image credit: Antje Taiga Jandrig and Rune Kongsro
London Calling
The Museum of London's London Calling exhibition to mark the 40th anniversary听of The Clash's London Calling album is running until 19 April 2020.
Hear John Wilson's 2013 episode of Front Row interviewing former band members Paul Simonon, Topper Headon and Mick Jones, with archive of the late front-man Joe Strummer recorded in 1999, three years before his death at the age of 50.
Image: The Clash
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