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Inherent Vice, Dara, Teen Film Tropes, Cotton to Gold

Inherent Vice reviewed, new play Dara, teen film tropes and the Cotton to Gold exhibition.

• 30 mins

David Oyelowo; Helen Macdonald; Bob Dylan Album; Joanna Marsh

David Oyelowo on Selma, Costa-winner Helen Macdonald, Bob Dylan album review, Joanna Marsh

• 30 mins

Trash, Tom Stoppard's The Hard Problem, Andrew O'Hagan, Chilly Gonzales

Reviews of Trash and Tom Stoppard's play The Hard Problem, Andrew O'Hagan, Chilly Gonzales

• 30 mins

Leviathan, Amelia Bullmore, Waterloo at Windsor, Son of a Gun

Leviathan, Amelia Bullmore, the art of the Battle of Waterloo at Windsor, Son of a Gun.

• 30 mins

George the Poet, RIBA Gold Medallists, Review of Still Life

George the Poet, RIBA Gold Medallists, film Still Life reviewed, Michelangelo bronzes.

• 30 mins

03/02/2015

Harper Lee's new book, writer William Nicholson, The Turning review, artist Marlene Dumas.

• 30 mins

Timberlake Wertenbaker, Jupiter Ascending Reviewed, Reading Europe: France

Timberlake Wertenbaker, Jupiter Ascending reviewed and novels that throw light on France.

• 30 mins

Alfred Molina, Rona Munro, Bookshops Turned Publishers

Alfred Molina, playwright Rona Munro and New York Times theatre critic Ben Brantley.

• 30 mins

Seth Rogen's The Interview, Blake Morrison, Marie NDiaye

John Wilson on Seth Rogen's film The Interview, plus poet Blake Morrison.

• 30 mins

Harriet Walter and Guy Paul; The Casual Vacancy; Amit Chaudhuri; The Folio Prize.

Harriet Walter and Guy Paul in Boa, The Casual Vacancy, Amit Chaudhuri and the Folio Prize

• 30 mins

Jennifer Aniston; Artists as Collectors; Indian Summers Review

Jennifer Aniston on new film Cake, artists as collectors and a review of Indian Summers.

• 30 mins

John Singer Sargent, Daniel Handler, Reading France, Filming by Candlelight

AN Wilson reviews an exhibition of John Singer Sargent's work at the NPG. With Kirsty Lang

• 30 mins

Reopening of The Whitworth with Cornelia Parker, Richard Wilson, Daniel Evans, Barrie Rutter, Maria Balshaw

A special edition of Front Row from the reopened Whitworth Art Gallery.

• 30 mins

50 Shades of Grey; Bob Odenkirk; Fireworks

Kirsty Lang talks to Bob Odenkirk, star of the Breaking Bad spin-off Better Call Saul.

• 30 mins

Vasily Petrenko, The Duke of Burgundy Reviewed, Gurinder Chadha, Lynda Benglis

Vasily Petrenko, a review of The Duke of Burgundy, Gurinder Chadha and Lynda Benglis.

• 30 mins

Jacqueline du Pre, Wilson Twins, Charles Rennie Mackintosh, Report Findings on UK Arts

Jacqueline du Pre's recording of Elgar's Cello Concerto 50 years on.

• 30 mins

Marigold Hotel Director John Madden, The Museum of the Mind, Kwabs, Maidan

Director John Madden, singer-songwriter Kwabs and Bethlem Museum of the Mind.

• 30 mins

Johnny Vegas, Alan Howard remembered, novelist Javier Mar铆as, Julianne Moore looks ahead to the Oscars

Arts news with John Wilson, including Johnny Vegas on going from potter to comic.

• 30 mins

Iestyn Davies, Sheila Hancock, Kumiko, London Fashion Week

Countertenor Iestyn Davies, actress Sheila Hancock, London Fashion Week and Kumiko.

• 30 mins

The Front Row Debate

Are artists owed a living? John Wilson hosts a public debate at the Hull Truck Theatre.

• 43 mins

Julianne Moore; Ed Miliband on the arts; Pinter premieres

Arts news with John Wilson, including newly Oscar-winning actress Julianne Moore.

• 30 mins

Jed Mercurio's Critical, Iain Banks's Poetry, James Bay, Sculpture Victorious

Jed Mercurio's drama Critical, Iain Banks's poetry, James Bay and Sculpture Victorious.

• 30 mins

Opera director Peter Sellars, It Follows, Politics on stage, Anna Smaill

Opera director Peter Sellars, teen movie It Follows, politics on stage and Anna Smail.

• 30 mins

Ralph Fiennes in Man and Superman, Historic England, Miranda July

Michael Arditti reviews Ralph Fiennes in George Bernard Shaw's Man and Superman.

• 30 mins

Beau Willimon; Tony Harrison; Ella Henderson; Catch Me Daddy

News, reviews and interviews from the worlds of art, literature, film and music.

• 30 mins

Juliette Binoche, Poldark, Thomas Heatherwick

Kirsty Lang talks to Juliette Binoche who stars in an adaptation of Sophocles' Antigone.

• 30 mins

Sigourney Weaver, Inventing Impressionism, Anti-Semitism in Theatre

Sigourney Weaver's new film, Inventing Impressionism and Simon Rattle's return to the UK.

• 30 mins

Alexander McQueen Exhibition, Jimmy McGovern, Kill the Messenger

The Alexander McQueen exhibition and Jimmy McGovern on his historical TV drama Banished.

• 30 mins

Kazuo Ishiguro in conversation with John Wilson

Kazuo Ishiguro in conversation with John Wilson.

• 30 mins

Anne Sofie von Otter, Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, Burning Man Temple in Derry, Boxing on Stage

Swedish soprano Anne Sofie von Otter and Tina Fey's new series Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt.

• 30 mins