Trash, Tom Stoppard's The Hard Problem, Andrew O'Hagan, Chilly Gonzales
Reviews of Stephen Daldry's film Trash and Tom Stoppard's new play The Hard Problem, Andrew O'Hagan on his new novel The Illuminations, and pianist Chilly Gonzales.
Stephen Daldry's new film Trash, about three kids who make a discovery on a Brazilian rubbish dump, is reviewed by Larushka Ivan-Zadeh; The Hard Problem, Tom Stoppard's first play for the stage since Rock 'n' Roll in 2006, is reviewed by Matt Wolf; Andrew O'Hagan discusses his new novel The Illuminations; and Grammy-winning pianist and composer Chilly Gonzales on the influence of classical music on pop, and how he solved a tricky musical issue for Daft Punk.
Presenter John Wilson
Producer Jerome Weatherald.
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Tom Stoppard's The Hard Problem
Duration: 05:35
Andrew O'Hagan
Duration: 08:44
Trash
Duration: 04:21
Chilly Gonzales
Duration: 09:01
The Hard Problem
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The Hard Problem by Tom Stoppard is showing at the National Theatre in London until 27 May 2015
Image: Olivia Vinall as Hilary and Vera Chok as Bo in The Hard Problem. Photo by Johan Persson.
Andrew O’Hagan
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The Illuminations by Andrew O’Hagan is available in hardback and ebook now.
Image: © Tricia Malley Ross Gillespie, Broad Daylight ltd.
Trash
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Trash is in cinemas from Friday 30 January, certificate 15.
Image above and left: © Universal Pictures
Pelo Malo
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Pelo Malo (Bad Hair) is in cinemas from Friday 30 January, certificate 15.
Chilly Gonzales
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Chambers by Chilly Gonzales will be out 23 March 2015.
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Role Contributor Presenter John Wilson Producer Jerome Weatherald Interviewed Guest Larushka Ivan-Zadeh Interviewed Guest Matt Wolf Interviewed Guest Andrew O'Hagan Interviewed Guest Chilly Gonzales Broadcast
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