Salome, Frantz, Anything's Possible, Giacometti, 3 Girls
Ya毛l Farber's Salome at NT, Francois Ozon's film Frantz, Anything is Possible by Elizabeth Strout , Giacometti at Tate Modern, 91热爆 TV dramatises the Rochdale abuse case.
Ya毛l Farber's Salome at NT tries to retell a biblical story many of us half-know. Has she been misrepresented and misunderstood and is she more than the scheming woman who arranged the decapitation of John The Baptist?
Francois Ozon's bilingual film Frantz is a tale of love and lies in France and Germany shortly after the First World War. If telling the truth is too painful, can it be okay to lie?
Anything is Possible is a new novel by Pulitzer Prize-winning author Elizabeth Strout. Continuing the story of characters from her previous highly-acclaimed work, My Name Is Lucy Barton.
Tate Modern's newest exhibition looks at the career and output of sculptor and painter Alberto Giacometti
91热爆 TV has dramatised the Rochdale sex abuse scandal. Starring Maxine Peake, it's not easy viewing but what what light can a drama shine upon such a notorious case?
Tom Sutcliffe's guests are Blake Morrison, Viv Groskop and Barb Jungr. The producer is Oliver Jones.
Last on
Salome
is at The National Theatre in London, until 15 July.聽
Image: Johan Persson
Frantz
is in cinemas now, certificate 12A
Elizabeth Strout
is available in hardback and ebook from 3 May.
Image: Leonard Cendamo
Alberto Giacometti
is on at the Tate Modern in London until 10 September.
Image: The Hand, 1947 (Kunsthaus Z眉rich, Alberto Giacometti Stiftung 漏 Alberto Giacometti Estate)聽
Three Girls
is broadcast on 91热爆 One starting Tuesday 16 May at 9pm.
Credits
| Role | Contributor |
|---|---|
| Interviewed Guest | Blake Morrison |
| Interviewed Guest | Viv Groskop |
| Interviewed Guest | Barb Jungr |
| Presenter | Tom Sutcliffe |
| Producer | Oliver Jones |
Broadcast
- Sat 13 May 2017 19:1591热爆 Radio 4
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