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William Ivory on Women in Love; Baaba Maal

With Kirsty Lang, including William Ivory on adapting Women in Love for TV.

• 30 mins

Sienna Miller and Sheridan Smith in Flare Path; Emma Donoghue on Room

Mark Lawson reviews Sienna Miller in Terence Rattigan's play Flare Path.

• 30 mins

Garrison Keillor, Submarine and Enhanced E-Books

Garrison Keillor on his love poems; a review of the film Submarine; and enhanced e-books.

• 30 mins

Frank Skinner interview, Syd Barrett's artwork discussed

Blur's Graham Coxon reviews artwork by Syd Barrett, the original Pink Floyd frontman.

• 30 mins

Matt Smith plays Christopher Isherwood;and the David Cohen Prize Winner

Matt Smith plays Christopher Isherwood in a new TV drama; and the David Cohen Prize winner

• 30 mins

Crimson Petal and the White; 21st century clowns

TV drama The Crimson Petal and the White reviewed; what makes a 21st century clown?

• 30 mins

The Eagle reviewed and Jack Rosenthal's Smash!

A review of The Eagle, starring Channing Tatum, and Sheffield's Ruskin Collection reopens.

• 30 mins

Midsomer Murders, Alison Krauss, James Watt's workshop

Mark Lawson reviews Midsomer Murders and talks to singer and fiddle player Alison Krauss.

• 30 mins

Elizabeth Taylor remembered; Gwyneth Paltrow in Country Strong

Memories of Elizabeth Taylor from Nicolas Roeg, Barry Norman and Paul Gambaccini.

• 30 mins

Peter Brook at 86

Kirsty Lang meets theatre director Peter Brook, and reviews Room at the Top on TV.

• 30 mins

The Aesthetic Movement at the V&A, and Kylie's Show Director

The Aesthetic Movement at the V&A and director of Kylie's Aphrodite-Les Folies Show.

• 30 mins

Essential Killing reviewed; Candy Cabs writers

With Kirsty Lang. The writers of TV comedy Candy Cabs and the legacy of Cecil Sharp.

• 30 mins

29/03/2011

Mark Lawson discusses Monica Ali's novel which imagines Princess Diana never died.

• 30 mins

30/03/2011

Mark Lawson reports on arts funding cuts and reviews Rattigan's Cause Celebre.

• 30 mins

Daniel O'Donnell, William Boyd, Source Code review

Mark Lawson meets singer Daniel O'Donnell and reviews Rocket to the Moon by Clifford Odets

• 30 mins

Violinist Leila Josefowicz, novelist Glen Duncan, The Killing

Kirsty Lang meets violinist Leila Josefowicz, and considers the phenomenon of The Killing.

• 30 mins

David Lodge and TV drama The Kennedys

David Lodge discusses his new novel about HG Wells; a review of TV drama The Kennedys.

• 30 mins

Bob Marley photos, and war documentary Armadillo

Bob Marley photos, and Danish documentary Armadillo, following troops in Afghanistan.

• 30 mins

Stefanie Powers interview; Murray Gold on Kafka

With Mark Lawson, including an interview with actress Stephanie Powers.

• 30 mins

Documentary maker Molly Dineen; Roger Michell on one-take films

Mark Lawson interviews film-maker Molly Dineen; Roger Michell discusses one-take films.

• 30 mins

TV thriller The Reckoning, and Iraq film Son of Babylon

TV thriller The Reckoning, and director of Iraq film Son of Babylon.

• 30 mins

Writer Rona Munro; Meek's Cutoff reviewed

Oranges and Sunshine writer Rona Munro, and new western Meek's Cutoff.

• 30 mins

Joan Miro at Tate Modern; Henning Mankell

Joan Miro on show at Tate Modern and Henning Mankell on writing the last Wallander novel.

• 30 mins

The Ipswich murders become a stage production: London Road

Mark Lawson meets the creators of the play, London Road, about the five murders in Ipswich

• 30 mins

Betty Blue Eyes reviewed

Mark Lawson reviews Betty Blue Eyes, the new stage musical based on an Alan Bennett film.

• 30 mins

The Pale King, by David Foster Wallace; Jazz Viola

With Kirsty Lang, who reviews David Foster Wallace's posthumous novel The Pale King.

• 30 mins

Russell Brand and Helen Mirren in Arthur

Kirsty Lang reviews the remake of the film Arthur, with Helen Mirren and Russell Brand.

• 30 mins

John Wilson in Iran

John Wilson in Iran as the Cyrus Cylinder returns to the UK; musician Robbie Robertson.

• 30 mins

Morrissey talks to John Wilson

John Wilson talks to singer and songwriter Morrissey.

• 30 mins

David Tennant in United; Ray Winstone in Tracker

John Wilson on David Tennant in the TV drama United and Ray Winstone in the film Tracker.

• 30 mins