Front Row 2017

Music News Talk-Show

BBC Radio 4's long-running, flagship culture review show makes the leap to television, as presenters and guests cast a critical eye over the arts world.

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Artistes
Mary Beard
as Herself - Host / ...
Ella Whelan
as Herself - Author / ...
Giles Coren
as Himself - Presenter
Dreda Say Mitchell
as Herself - Crime novelist / ...
David Olusoga
as Himself - Historian & Broadcaster / ...
Shahidha Bari
as Herself - Academic & Critic / ...
John Wilson
as Himself - Interviewer
Nikki Bedi
as Herself - Presenter / ...
Peter Hitchens
as Himself - Columnist - Mail on Suday / ...
James Graham
as Himself - Interviewed Guest / ...
Ayesha Hazarika
as Herself - Comedian & Political Commentator / ...
Joan Bakewell
as Herself - Broadcaster & writer / ...
Sathnam Sanghera
as Himself - Author - The Boy With The Topknot / ...
Tom Shakespeare
as Himself - Sociologist & broadcaster / ...
as Himself
Paul Morley
as Himself - Guest, Music Journalist / ...
Kate Mosse
as Herself - Novelist / ...
Samira Ahmed
as Herself - Interviewer
Clive James
as Himself - Interviewed Guest / ...
Brenda Emmanus
as Herself - Presenter
Amol Rajan
as Himself - Presenter
Nihal Arthanyake
as Himself - Guest
Nathan Coley
as Himself - Guest Interviewer
as Himself - Interviewed Guest
Ian McKellen
as Himself
Laura Ashe
as Herself - Historian
David Benedict
as Himself - Guest, Biographer of Stephen Sondheim
Iain Dale
as Himself - Broadcaster & Publisher
Tristram Hunt
as Himself - Director - Victoria & Albert Museum
A.L. Kennedy
as Herself - Writer
Michael Landy
as Himself - Artist
Mike Leigh
as Himself - Writer & Director
Denise Mina
as Herself - Writer
Emma Thompson
as Herself
Dawn Walton
as Herself - Guest - Creative Director - Eclipse Theatre
as Herself - Cultural critic, activist & crossbench peer
Yassmin Abdel-Magied
as Herself - Author and activist
Margaret Atwood
as Herself
Scarlett Curtis
as Herself - Writer and Activist
Simon Garfield
as Himself - Writer
Jay Rayner
as Himself - Restaurant Critic and Writer
Simon Schama
as Himself - Writer & Broadcaster
Jeanette Winterson
as Herself - Writer
Carlos Acosta
as Himself - Interviewed Guest
Bidisha
as Herself - Guest, Journalist and Broadcaster
Viv Groskop
as Herself - Guest
Natalie Haynes
as Herself - Guest, Writer and Broadcaster
Rachel Johnson
as Herself - Guest, Writer and broadcaster
Kengo Kuma
as Himself - Interviewed Guest
Louisa Buck
as Herself - Art Critic
Mark Gatiss
as Himself - Guest, Actor & Writer
Afua Hirsch
as Herself - Author & Broadcaster
Romy Gill
as Herself - Chef and Author
Shaparak Khorsandi
as Herself - Comedian & Author
Konstantin Kisin
as Himself - Comedian
Hugh Odling-Smee
as Himself - Writer and Cultural Commentator
Elsie Owusu
as Herself - Architect
Ekow Eshun
as Himself - Guest, Writer
as Himself - Guest, Author, 'Things Can Only Get Worse?'
Meg Rosoff
as Herself - Guest, Author
Kate Williams
as Herself - Guest, Author and Historian
Dean Atta
as Himself - Guest, Poet
Rachel Maclean
as Herself - Artist
Keenan Malik
as Himself - Guest, Writer & Broadcaster
Munira Mirza
as Herself - Director - HENI Talks
Hugh Pearman
as Himself - Architecture critic
Prasanna Puwanarajah
as Himself - Guest - Actor and Director
Sara Wajid
as Herself - Head of Engagement - Museum of London
as Himself - Actor & director
Giles Fraser
as Himself - Priest & Journalist
Julia Gillard
as Chair - Global Institute for Women's Leadership / ...
as Herself - Writer
Simon Jenkins
as Himself - Author & journalist
Jeremy Lee
as Himself - Chef Proprietor - Quo Vadis
Val McDermid
as Herself - Writer and broadcaster
Siobhán McSweeney
as Herself - Actress
Stig Abell
as Himself - Guest Interviewer
Sarah Churchwell
as Herself - Guest, School of Advanced Study, University of London
Kirsty Lang
as Herself - Interviewer
Mark Shenton
as Himself - Guest, Associate Editor, The Stage
Michael Winterbottom
as Himself - Director
Arran Johnston
as Himself - Director - Scottish Battlefields Trust
Dom Joly
as Himself - Comedian and Writer
Meleisa Ono-George
as Herself - University of Warwick
David Owen
as Himself - Visitor Services Manager - British Museum
Jane Robins
as Herself - Writer
Pru Rowlandson
as Herself - Publicity Director - Granta Books
Louise Wilson
as Herself - Artist
Christopher Bigsby
as Himself - University of East Anglia
Charlotte Church
as Herself - Singer and Activist
Jo Clifford
as Playwright & Performer
Matt Haig
as Himself - Author
Richard Herring
as Himself - Comedian
Luke Jerram
as Himself - Artist
Roger Law
as Himself - Artist
Prue Leith
as Herself - Cook and Author
Rory O'Neill
as Dr. Panti Bliss - Queen of Ireland
Raqib Shaw
as Himself - Artist
Bambi
as Herself - Guest Reporter
Luke Evans
as Himself - Guest Interviewer
Michael Fassbender
as Himself
Nick Bagnall
as Himself - Director
Todd Booth
as Himself - Weapons Historian
Julie Burchill
as Herself - Writer
Chris Bush
as Herself - Writer
James Daunt
as Himself - Managing Director - Waterstones
Victoria Pomery
as Herself - Director - Turner Contemporary
Jane Wilson
as Herself - Artist
Justine Mann
as Herself - British Archive for Contemporary Writing
Kiri Pritchard-McLean
as Herself - Comedian
Benny Andersson
as Himself - Interviewed Guest
Darcey Bussell
as Herself - Guest Reporter
Ryan Gosling
as Himself
Gilbert Prousch
as Himself
Larry Achiampong
as Himself - Artist
Andrew Biswell
as Himself - Manchester Metropolitan University
James Grieve
as Himself - Director
Sarah Shaffi
as Herself - Literary Journalist
David Baddiel
as Himself - Comedian
Harrison Ford
as Himself
Donald MacLeary
as Himself
George Passmore
as Himself
Sparks
as Themselves - Guests
Kate Winslet
as Herself
Tim Minchin
as Himself - Guest, Musician and Comedian
Irek Mukhamedov
as Himself
Susanne Sundfør
as Herself
George Caple
as Alex
as Himself - Interviewee
John Benjamin Hickey
as Henry Wilcox / ...
Kyle Soller
as Eric Glass / ...
Ghostpoet
as Himself - Guest
David Bailey
as Himself
Kenneth Branagh
as Himself - Interviewee
Martin Creed
as Himself - Performer
David Gilmour
as Himself - Guest, Performer
Waldemar Januszczak
as Himself
as Herself
Father John Misty
as Himself - Guest, Performer
Polly Morgan
as Herself
Sarah Phelps
as Herself - Guest
Rose McGowan
as Herself
Laurie Penny
as Herself
Kamila Shamsie
as Herself
Ian Hislop
as Himself - Guest
Wolf Alice
as Themselves - Guests
Ruth Atwood
as Self
as Self - Artistic Director, Young Vic, London
Antonio Pappano
as Self - Music Director, The Royal Opera, London
as Self
Juliet Stevenson
as Self - Actor
as Self - Actor
Peter Bazalgette
as Self - Former Chair - Arts Council England
Simon Heffer
as Self - Historian
Michael Rosen
as Self - Writer
Rose Hudson-Wilkin
as Self - Bishop of Dover
Hussein Chalayan
as Self
Lisa Appignanesi
as Self - Writer
Tiffany Jenkins
as Self - Writer
Le Gateau Chocolat
as Self - Opera Singer and Cabaret Artist
Mark Carney
as Self - Governor - Bank of England
Patrick Grant
as Self - Designer
John Troyer
as Self - Centre for Death and Society - Bath University
Bernardine Evaristo
as Self - Writer
Chris Garrard
as Self - Co-director - Culture Unstained
Date de sortie 23 Sep 2017
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