6/6. How Les Misérables and Miss Saigon travelled the world, plus Disney's The Lion King, the 2003 Broadway hit Wicked and Mel Brooks 's The Producers.
Sarah Waters was established as one of our top young writers with her novel Fingersmith.
She's been compared to Dickens, but her 19th-century world has a modern twist. To coincide with BBC1's dramatisation of Fingersmith (which began last night), this examines her work. Dilly Barlow narrates. (AD) Sarah Waters on Fingersmith: p26
Critics
Mark Lawson and Chris Dunkley ask whether the 60s were a golden age of TV. See yesterday's choice.
BBCi: digital viewers can watch tonight's shows without the critical commentary
Harold advances his political ambitions by hosting a Labour party meeting.
First shown on BBC1
After the death of Robert Maxwell, how will Elsie Tanner handle police inquiries?
(First shown on ITV)
Documentary set in a grammar school, with prefects preparing to go out into the world.
First shown on BBC2
Eileen Atkins and Ronald Lacey star in a play by John Hopkins on the injustice of apartheid. Narrated by Keith Barron.
(First shown on BBC1)
Videoplus code for 8.30-11.40pm (non-PDC)
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