Cate Blanchett, Enya, Bruntwood Prize winner
Arts news with Kirsty Lang, including Cate Blanchett on her new film Carol, Enya on her new album Dark Sky Island and Katherine Soper, Bruntwood Prize for Playwriting winner.
Oscar-winning actor Cate Blanchett discusses her role in Todd Haynes' new film Carol, based on a Patricia Highsmith novel about an affair between a 1950s American housewife and a shop assistant (Rooney Mara).
With 75m sales and four Grammy Awards to her name, Enya releases her new album Dark Sky Island. It's inspired by the poetry of Roma Ryan which takes islands as its theme, and specifically the Channel Island of Sark - designated the world's first dark sky island.
Katherine Soper won this year's Bruntwood Prize for playwriting, Britain's biggest competition of its kind, with her play Wish List. She discusses her play which centres on the loving relationship between a brother with OCD and a sister struggling to keep her zero-hour contract.
Presenter Kirsty Lang
Producer Rebecca Armstrong.
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Katherine Soper
Duration: 05:48
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Enya
Duration: 07:53
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Cate Blanchett on Carol
Duration: 07:24
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Cate Blanchett preview
Duration: 00:46
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Cate Blanchett
Duration: 11:00
Enya
Duration: 08:57
Bruntwood Prize winner
Duration: 05:52
Carol
is in cinemas from Friday 27 November, certificate 15.
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Enya
鈥檚 new album Dark Sky Island is out from Friday 20 November.
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Katherine Soper
Katherine Soper has won the for her play Wish List.
Photo credit: Joel C Fildes.听
War Damaged Musical Instruments
is at Tate Britain in London from 21 November 2015 to 3 April 2016.
Image: Bild 10, Alto Saxaphone (ruin). Salvaged from the Alte M眉nz bunker, Berlin, 1945. Collection Musikinstrumenten-Museum Berlin.
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Role Contributor Presenter Kirsty Lang Interviewed Guest Cate Blanchett Interviewed Guest Enya Interviewed Guest Katherine Soper Producer Rebecca Armstrong Broadcast
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