Fourth Plinth; Noel Clarke's new film; mysteries of Henry VIII
Yinka Shonibare discusses his Fourth Plinth sculpture of Nelson's Ship in a Bottle; a review of Noel Clarke's new film 4.3.2.1; why is Shakespeare's Henry VIII rarely performed?
Artist Yinka Shonibare discusses his new sculpture for the Fourth Plinth in Trafalgar Square. Nelson's Ship in a Bottle is a scale replica of HMS Victory in a bottle, measuring 4.7m in length and 2.8m in diameter.
Mark Eccleston reviews Kidulthood writer Noel Clarke's new film 4.3.2.1. about a heist with a difference.
As the Globe Theatre in London stages Shakespeare's Henry VIII, the play's director Mark Rosenblatt talks to Professor Gordon McMullan, editor of the Arden edition, about the problems posed by this history play. Why is it so rarely performed? And did Shakespeare actually write it anyway?
And pianist Janina Fialkowska on her recovery from a rare form of muscle cancer, a journey which took her from paralysis to concert performance.
Producer Jerome Weatherald.
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4.3.2.1
Mark Eccleston reviews Kidulthood writer Noel Clarke's new film 4.3.2.1
Duration: 04:11
JANINA FIALKOWSKA
Pianist Janina Fialkowska on her recovery from paralysis to perform full Chopin recitals.
Duration: 06:05
NELSON'S SHIP IN A BOTTLE
Artist Yinka Shonibare discusses his new sculpture for the Fourth Plinth in Trafalgar Square.
Duration: 07:56
SHAKESPEARE'S HENRY VIII
Director Mark Rosenblatt asks why this play is so rarely performed - and did Shakespeare actually write it?
Duration: 09:24
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