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WEDNESDAY 25 FEBRUARY
Presented by John Wilson
ROY LICHTENSTEIN: POP ART
Janet Street-Porter reviews the first major UK retrospective of the American master of Pop art, Roy Lichtenstein.
Roy Lichtenstein at the Hayward Gallery, Southbank Centre, London, opens Thursday 26 Feb running until 16 May
Related links:
Hayward Gallery: Lichtenstein
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KATHY BURKE
Award-winning actress Kathy Burke talks to John Wilson about her unconventional approach to directing Brendan Behan's prison drama The Quare Fellow and how she controls a cast of seventeen men.
'The Quare Fellow' York Theatre Royal from 6 to 10 April, then touring the country: Oldham, Glasgow, Bury St.Edmunds, Oxford, York, finishing up at the Tricyle Theatre, London from April 13 to 8 May
Related links:
York Theatre Royal: Quare Fellow
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FILM REMAKES
The hit Hong Kong police thriller Infernal Affairs - released in the UK this week - is to be remade by the film director Martin Scorsese. It's the latest in a long line of Hollywood remakes of earlier films - a tradition that goes right back to the birth of cinema. With the help of the film historians Frank Gray and Ian Christie, Front Row looks at the very early history of film remakes.
Internal Affairs opesn at selected cinemas nationwide on Friday, Certificate 15
Related links:
News: Brad Pitt considers remake
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MARKS & SPENCER: HOMES
As the revolutionary new Marks & Spencer's 'Lifestore' opens in Gateshead, the minimalist architect John Pawson explains why he's built a house in the middle of the store.
Other Lifestores are scheduled to open in Kingston-upon_Thames later this year and in West Thurrock next year.
Related links:
Marks&Spencer: Plans for LifeStore
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REISSUED SINGLES
After the reissue of Peter Andre's Mysterious Girl looks set to top the charts this Sunday, Alexis Petridis, music critic for the Guardian reports on those singles that have managed a return to the charts.
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