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Ishiguro, Man and Superman, It Follows, Matt Lucas - Pompidou, Sculpture Victorious

EPISODE · Feb 28, 2015 · 41 MIN

Ishiguro, Man and Superman, It Follows, Matt Lucas - Pompidou, Sculpture Victorious

from Saturday Review · host BBC Radio 4

The Buried Giant is Kazuo Ishiguro's first new novel for 10 years, set in Arthurian England George Bernard Shaw's Man and Superman at The National's Lyttleton Theatre starring Ralph Fiennes New horror film It Follows has been a success in the US and could be a new teen creepy classic Matt Lucas' is best known for Little Britain; his new TV show is entirely devoid of catchphrases - it's a wordless series called Pompidou Sculpture Victorious at Tate Britain looks at sculpture created during Queen Victoria's reign - the innovations in style and technique Tom Sutcliffe's guests are Natalie Haynes, Jim White and Rebecca Stott. The producer is Oliver Jones.

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