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Oh What a Paradise it Seems

Nina Bawden reviews John Cheever, plus the work of American composer Dave Grusin

• 29 mins

Cathy Berberian and the Sound of Women

Cathy Berberian and Giovanna Marini discuss their choice of songs

• 28 mins

Patrick White

Australian author and Nobel Prize winner, Patrick White, talks about his life and work

• 28 mins

Vittorio Gassman in Avignon

Interviews with Italian actor Vittorio Gassman and US theatre director Lee Breuer

• 28 mins

Tribute to Henry Fonda

Tribute Henry Fonda with director Lindsay Anderson and writer and critic Clancy Sigal

• 28 mins

The Tempest with Mark Rylance

Director Ron Daniels, Mark Rylance sings, and violin concertos by Anne-Sophie Mutter

• 28 mins

Conan the Barbarian

Swords and sorcery as explained by John Milius who directed the film

• 28 mins

Hamlet - Post-Freudian Prince

Actor Anton Lesser, Burning an Illusion, The Blue-Eyed Shan by Stephen D Becker

• 28 mins

Who Dares Wins

Film Who Dares Wins, Swiss oboist Heinz Holliger, and German satirical artist George Grosz

• 28 mins

Edinburgh International Festival

La Compagnia Colla's Prometheus and Pietro Metastasio's opera Olympiad

• 28 mins

Remembering Ingrid Bergman

Ingrid Bergman, modern Spanish painting, a biography of singer Victoria de los Angeles

• 28 mins

Nisa: The Life and Words of a !Kung Woman

Also, choreographer David Bintley's Swan of Tuonela and Samuel Beckett's Ill Seen Ill Said

• 28 mins

Ivor Novello

Ivor Novello and co-star Mary Ellis, Chronicle of a Death Foretold and painter Glenn Sujo

• 28 mins

Peter Ustinov and Mussorgsky

Peter Ustinov in Mussorgsky's The Marriage, The Antonio Gades Company's Blood Wedding

• 28 mins

The Venice Film Festival

The State of Things by Wim Wenders, and Imperative by Krzysztof Zanussi

• 29 mins

Brimstone and Treacle

Dennis Potter, Joan Plowright, Carol Churchill, and Graham Payn on Noel Coward

• 28 mins

Graham Greene Talks

Graham Greene on his novel Monsignor Quixote, director Jerzy Skolimowski on Moonlighting

• 28 mins

Cuban poet Heberto Padilla

Heberto Padilla, actors Peter Egan and John Alderton, critic and author Marina Vaizey

• 28 mins

New Zealand film Pictures

Pictures from New Zealand, Judi Dench, and An Ice-Cream War by William Boyd

• 29 mins

Maeve Binchy Lights a Penny Candle

Author Maeve Binchy talks about her first novel Light a Penny Candle

• 28 mins

Estelle Parsons in Miss Margarida's Way

American actress Estelle Parsons, author Alan Sillitoe, and art critic Geeta Kapoor

• 28 mins

John le Carr茅 special

First broadcast in 1982. The author discusses his life, work and characters

• 28 mins

William Burroughs Interview

Author William Burroughs, director Mike Figgis, and The London Sinfonietta

• 28 mins

On the Black Hill

Bruce Chatwin's On the Black Hill, plus Brian Smithies and director Peter Yates

• 28 mins

John Fowles Interview

Author John Fowles, the Jubilee Art Competition, and Peter Nichol's musical play Poppy

• 28 mins

The Dublin Theatre Festival

With artistic director Michael Colgan, writer Hugh Leonard, and director Garry Hynes

• 28 mins

The World According to Garp

The film of John Irving's novel, plus Lent by Michael Wilcox and Bonchi by Toyoko Yamasaki

• 29 mins

PD James - The Skull Beneath the Skin

PD James talks about her new detective novel and Nicolas Nabokov celebrates Stravinsky

• 28 mins

Alan Ayckbourn's Way Up Stream

Alan Ayckbourn's new play at The National plus a new biography of actor Ralph Richardson

• 28 mins

Constance, or, Solitary Practises

Lawrence Durrell's new novel, pianist Geoffrey Parsons and film director Martin Rosen

• 29 mins