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Green Book Fortnight

Interviews with environmentalist Jonathon Porritt and illustrator Raymond Briggs

• 28 mins

Ghetto by Joshua Sobol

Israeli writer Joshua Sobol on his play Ghetto set in Lithuania during World War Two

• 28 mins

Critics

The critic and the legacy and function of criticism

• 28 mins

Martin Sherman's - A Madhouse In Goa

Martin Sherman's apocalyptic play A Madhouse in Goa

• 28 mins

Cannes Film Festival

A review of the opening film of this year's Cannes film festival

• 28 mins

The Royal Ballet

The Royal Ballet, preparing for the first night of a classical Russian ballet

• 28 mins

Hungary's 'theatre of misery'

A review of Hungarian theatre and the 'theatre of misery'

• 28 mins

Learning the art of painting

A special programme on art schools

• 28 mins

The French Revolution

Programme looking at the French Revolution

• 29 mins

Paris By Night

A tribute to C.L.R James who died last week

• 28 mins

Stage design and Metropolis the play

An examination of the role of the designer in theatre

• 28 mins

Ray Bradbury

A programme featuring the work of Ray Bradbury

• 28 mins

Dustin Hoffman on the London stage

Dustin Hoffman on the London stage as Shylock in The Merchant of Venice

• 29 mins

Gerard Manley Hopkins

The 100th anniversary of the death of Gerard Manley Hopkins

• 28 mins

Kingsley Amis on Bond

Kingsley Amis reviews the new James Bond film Licence to Kill

• 28 mins

My Secret History - Paul Theroux

A new novel special, including books by Julian Barnes and Paul Theroux

• 29 mins

The Glasgow Citizens' Theatre

A special report featuring the Glasgow Citizens Theatre

• 28 mins

A. J. Ayer

The death of the English philosopher A. J. Ayer

• 28 mins

Indiana Jones and The Last Crusade

Review of Steven Spielberg's new Indiana Jones film

• 29 mins

The Nude

Why nakedness is now in vogue

• 28 mins

Frederico Garcia Lorca

A biography of the Spanish poet Frederico Garcia Lorca

• 28 mins

John le Carre

A special on John le Carre featuring his new novel The Russia House

• 28 mins

The saxophone

An in-depth look at the saxophone

• 28 mins

Liberty, Equality and Fraternity

A look at the revolutionary values of liberty equality and fraternity

• 28 mins

Native Land

A review of Nigel Barley's Native Land

• 29 mins

The Man Who Came to Dinner

A version of The Man Who Came to Dinner by the RSC

• 28 mins

A history of Australian cinema

This programme explores the history of Australian cinema

• 28 mins

The Sacred Elephant

Heathcote Williams plays homage to the elephants with a poem

• 28 mins

Running on Empty - Sidney Lumet

American-themed programme with work from North and South of the continent

• 28 mins

Do the Right Thing

A review of Spike Lee's latest film Do the Right Thing

• 28 mins