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BBC Two
on BBC Two England

The weekly arts magazine presented by James Mossman

Bill Brandt is the father of modern English photography. Next week his retrospective exhibition, covering 27 years, opens at the Hayward Gallery in London.
Review visits the elusive Brandt and looks at his pictures, which range from playboys and unemployed miners in the Thirties, to the Blitz, the English landscape, and his unforgettable female nudes.

The Original Peter is an entertainment for television devised by Mike Westbrook and John Fox. Their aim is to achieve a fully integrated form of multi-media entertainment, drawing on any form of musical, visual, or theatrical expression.
Tonight's programme is based on an original jazz score by Mike Westbrook and features:
The Mike Westbrook Concert Band with singer Norma Winstone, The Amazing Maskar, The Original Peter, Cherokee Indian Joe (Great Leaping Bison), Petev V, The Mighty Atom (late of Brighouse), The Edmund Campion Gymnasts, The Welfare State Bradford College of Art and others

Contributors

Presenter/Editor:
James Mossman
Subject:
Bill Brandt
Director (Bill Brandt):
David Kronig
Devised by/Based on an original jazz score (The Original Peter):
Mike Westbrook
Devised by (The Original Peter):
John Fox
Musicians (The Original Peter):
The Mike Westbrook Concert Band
Singer (The Original Peter):
Norma Winstone
Performer (The Original Peter):
The Amazing Maskar
Performer:
The Original Peter
Performer (The Original Peter):
Cherokee Indian Joe
Performer (The Original Peter):
Petev V
Performer (The Original Peter):
The Mighty Atom
Gymnasts (The Original Peter):
The Edmund Campion Gymnasts
Performers (The Original Peter):
The Welfare State
Performers (The Original Peter):
Bradford College of Art
Director (The Original Peter):
Tony Staveacre
Producer:
Peter Adam
Producer:
Darrol Blake
Producer:
Christopher Martin
Source: Radio Times

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