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09/04/2010

With Mark Lawson. Including a review of ITV's new version of the TV classic The Prisoner, playwright Laura Wade on putting posh boys on stage, and the sculptor David Nash.

With Mark Lawson. Sarah Crompton reviews the new ITV remake of 1960s TV classic The Prisoner, starring Ian McKellen and Jim Caviezel

Laura Wade discusses her play Posh, about a group of privileged boys at Oxford and the debauched antics at their elite dining society

As Radio 3 launches its Specialist Classical Music chart countdown, Paul Gambaccini explores the recent resurgence of music charts

Mark visits the sculptor David Nash as he prepares for a major exhibition at Yorkshire Sculpture Park, which will include a work made out of a huge Californian Redwood tree.

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Fri 9 Apr 2010 19:15
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  • THE PRISONER

    Sarah Crompton reviews the new ITV remake of 1960s TV classic The Prisoner.

    Duration: 05:25

  • POSH

    Playwright Laura Wade discusses Posh, her play about a group of privileged boys at Oxford and the debauched antics at their elite dining society.

    Duration: 07:02

  • MUSICAL CHARTS

    Paul Gambaccini explores the recent resurgence of music charts.

    Duration: 06:38

  • DAVID NASH

    Mark visits with environmental sculptor David Nash as he prepares for a major exhibition at Yorkshire Sculpture Park.

    Duration: 08:37

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