Lenny Henry in The Comedy of Errors; Rob Brydon
Lenny Henry in The Comedy of Errors, Rob Brydon on his memoir, Charlie Brooker's drama series Black Mirror, and Turner Prize contender Martin Boyce.
Lenny Henry was acclaimed when he made his stage debut as Othello, and now he returns to Shakespeare as Antipholus of Syracuse in The Comedy of Errors, in a new production at the National Theatre. Rachel Cooke reviews.
Comedy performer and actor Rob Brydon reflects on his career so far, including his first appearance in a play, starring alongside Kenneth Branagh in Belfast earlier this year. He also recalls an awkward encounter with Harold Pinter.
Charlie Brooker's latest project is Black Mirror, described as a dark trilogy of twisted tales about the power of technology in the 21st century. In the first episode of the TV drama, The National Anthem, written by Brooker, the Prime Minister finds himself forced to consider how far he would go for his country. Matt Thorne gives his verdict.
And John Wilson talks to the artist Martin Boyce in his latest report on Turner Prize nominees.
Producer Jerome Weatherald.
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Artist Martin Boyce
Duration: 04:55
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Comedian Rob Brydon on his meeting with Harold Pinter
Duration: 01:54
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The Comedy of Errors
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The Comedy of Errors
Rachel Cooke reviews The Comedy of Errors starring Lenny Henry
Duration: 05:12
Rob Brydon
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Rob Brydon
Comedian Rob Brydon reflects on his career so far.
Duration: 12:32
Black Mirror
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Black Mirror
Critic Matt Thorne reviews Black Mirror - Charlie Brooker's first venture into TV drama
Duration: 05:03
Martin Boyce
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Martin Boyce
John Wilson talks to Turner Prize nominee, Martin Boyce
Duration: 05:07
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- Wed 30 Nov 2011 19:15大象传媒 Radio 4
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