大象传媒

We discover the bawdier side of Shakespeare, 450 years after his birth, from Lucie Skeaping, author of Singing Simkin' and other Bawdy Jigs. Director David Lynch talks to actor Michael Sheen about the music in his films and virtuoso guitarist, Milos Karadaglic describes getting into the zone when playing Rodrigo's Concierto de Aranjuez. We find out who legally owns Banksy鈥檚 street art and graffiti and there's a paean of praise to and a plea to save photochemical film from film-maker Tacita Dean. We have Oscar winning sound editor Richard Hymns talking about designing the atmospheric sound for Robert Redford's All Is Lost. Writer Meena Kandaswamy discusses her novel, The Gypsy Goddess, based on the true story of a 1968 massacre of Dalit village labourers. And Ramachandra Guha, author of biography Gandhi Before India, explains that Gandhi's time in South Africa was pivotal to the development of his doctrine of non-violence.

Photo shows: Milos Karadaglic, Meena Kandaswarmy, Mobile Lovers by Banksy (c) Matt Cardy/Getty