Episode 3
Andrew Graham-Dixon takes a photo tour of London's East End with David Bailey and Alan Yentob meets architect Renzo Piano, the mastermind behind Britain's tallest skyscraper.
This week The Culture Show comes from London's East End, where Andrew Graham-Dixon takes a photo tour of a changing landscape with Newham's famous son and legendary snapper David Bailey. Alan Yentob has a rainy encounter with controversial architect Renzo Piano, the mastermind behind Britain's tallest skyscraper The Shard.
Mark Kermode meets the actor with over seventy films to his credit, Willem Dafoe, to talk about his latest movie The Hunter. Ground-breaking all-male dance company Tomorrow's Men perform; and Sarfraz Manzoor tees off with Booker prize-shortlisted author Nicola Barker whose new comic novel The Yips unearths the giddy world of golf.
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David Bailey's East End Photo Tour
Duration: 01:42
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Tomorrow's Men
Duration: 01:52
Credits
| Role | Contributor |
|---|---|
| Presenter | Andrew Graham-Dixon |
| Presenter | Alan Yentob |
| Presenter | Mark Kermode |
| Presenter | Miranda Sawyer |
| Participant | Renzo Piano |
| Presenter | Sarfraz Manzoor |
| Participant | Willem Dafoe |
| Producer | Hannah Robson |
| Series Editor | Janet Lee |
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