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THURSDAY 26 JUNE
Presented by Francine Stock
IN SEARCH OF SHAKESPEARE
Writer Michael Wood presents his latest television series In Search of Shakespeare, which attempts to flesh out the bare bones of Shakespeare's life to show that the world's greatest playwright was very much a product of his time. Helen Hackett, a Shakespeare scholar at UCL, reviews.
In Search of Shakespeare, the 4-part series begins this Saturday night, 9:15pm on 大象传媒2
Listen to the review
NO GUGGENHEIM IN RIO
John Wilson reports on the Brazilian courts move to block construction of a new $250 million Guggenheim museum in Rio de Janeiro. Public opposition had grown against the extravagence of this project in a city plagued by severe crime & health problems.
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KIRCHNER EXPRESSIONISM
Novelist Paul Bailey takes a tour around Ernst Ludwig Kirchner's exhibition, Expressions and The City. A leading German expressionist, the Royal Academy show coneentrates on his early work between 1905 and 1918.
Kirchner: Expressionism and The City, opens this Saturday at The Royal Academy of Arts, London, running until 21 Sept 2003
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JEAN-LUC CHOPLIN
Francine Stock speaks with Jean-Luc Choplin, the new Chief Executive of Sadler's Wells, to find out how his first six months have worked out for him and what sort of performances he has commissioned for the upcoming season.
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ARCHAEOLOGICAL FINDS AT RISK
Francine Stock speaks to George Lambrick, Director of the Council for British Archaeology, on the risks to ancient artefacts & buldings, and the accidental damage that occurs regularly in the normal course of farming.
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