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In this week’s edition Monty Modlyn visits the Borough of Brixton in Lambeth, South London, and interviews local residents and market stall holders about crime and race relations in the area and their...
Interview with US theatre and film actress Carol Channing, who is to reprise the role of Dolly Levi in the London revival of the musical Hello Dolly, having starred in the original 1964 Broadway production....
Our Kind of Town. Keith Howell presents the programme, on British Dance Bands. Includes interviews with Arthur Rosebery, who talks about his Kit-Cat dance band, with reference to Jack Hylton; Andre...
Interview with the Conservative Chairman of the GLC Arts Committee, Frederick Weyer, on the distribution of grants to London authorities, following criticism by the Arts Council and opposition groups on the...
Rodney Bennett reports on the death of film and theatre actor Rachel Roberts (26/11/80) and looks back on her life and career.
Two unidentified male speakers on the future of the theatre industry in London. Male interviewer not identified.
Report on the recently opened London tourist attraction, The Palladium Cellars, a waxwork and costume exhibition focusing on the theatre and cinema. Includes interviews with proprietor Louis Benjamin and...
Mezzo-soprano, Sally Burgess on her role of Mimi in Giacomo Puccini’s opera, La Boheme. Burgess is singing the role translated into English, which she hopes will allow the audience to follow the story. She...
Peter O’Connell speaks to performers ahead of the Royal Variety Performance in honour of the Queen Mother’s eightieth birthday. Comedian, Arthur Askey says he is the same age as the Queen Mother; singer...
Actor and director Bryan Forbes on the forthcoming publication of his latest book on the history of British acting. Forbes describes directing actor Peter O’Toole in a production of Macbeth. He also reacts...
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