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Front Row: Archive 2011
BBC Radio 4
84 episodes
3 days ago

Magazine programme on the worlds of arts, literature, film, media and music.

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Magazine programme on the worlds of arts, literature, film, media and music.

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Society & Culture
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Annie Lennox; Nick Park; The Ladykillers
Front Row: Archive 2011
28 minutes
13 years ago
Annie Lennox; Nick Park; The Ladykillers

With Kirsty Lang.

Singer Annie Lennox reflects on a career which has seen her push boundaries in both music and fashion, as she releases an album of Christmas songs and sees her V&A exhibition, The House Of Annie Lennox, go on tour early next year.

The Ladykillers, the classic Ealing comedy film, now arrives on stage in a new adaptation by Graham Linehan, with a cast including Peter Capaldi, Ben Miller and James Fleet. Writer Iain Sinclair reviews.

Wallace and Gromit creator Nick Park makes a foray into live action directing with a music video for the band Native and the Name. He explains why the song in question had such resonance and how he persuaded 50 members of the Aardman staff to donate their time to help.

In the film Another Earth, a young woman's life is changed forever by the discovery of an identical Earth, moving ever closer to ours. Roger Luckhurst reviews this debut feature from screen-writer and actress Brit Marling.

The musical 42nd Street features a young unknown chorus-line dancer who's forced to step into the starring role when the leading lady can't go on. This actually happened in the opening night of a new production in Leicester. Understudy Lucinda Lawrence reveals what it was like to "come back a star".

Producer Rebecca Nicholson.

Front Row: Archive 2011

Magazine programme on the worlds of arts, literature, film, media and music.