Tom Sutcliffe and guests discuss Grayson Perry at the NPG, Brad Pitt and Fury, Dance Umbrella: Harlem Dream, Per Petterson's novel I Refuse, and child abduction in The Missing. Show more

Australian film Sweet Country, High Society in Amsterdam, Rory Kinnear and Anne Marie Duff in Macbeth, Wendy Cope's Anecdotal Evidence and David Byrne's latest release. Show more

Round table arts and culture discussion programme. Kirsty Wark is joined by guests including Paul Morley and Natalie Haynes to discuss the Magritte exhibition at Tate Liverpool. Show more

The week's top cultural offerings, including the film 2 Guns, new stage play Chimerica, and the latest BBC1 drama, What Remains. Show more

Sue Perkins sets ethical and moral conundra for Nathan Caton, Celia Pacquola, Dan Snow and Natalie Haynes. From May 2015. Show more

Natalie Haynes takes a journey into ancient beauty and modern glamour, examining how our obsession with the body beautiful goes back to an era of stunning artistic achievement. Show more

Kirsty Wark and guests take in the highlights of the Edinburgh Festival, including 2008: Macbeth, a spectacular reinterpretation of Shakespeare from Poland. Show more

We review new TV series Civilisations, poet Wendy Cope on her new collection and how political is contemporary Chinese art? Show more

On Body and Soul, Berlin's Golden Bear winner for 2017, Our Town at Manchester's Royal Exchange, Jennifer Egan's Manhattan Beach, Basquiat at The Barbican, and HBO TV's The Deuce. Show more

The week's cultural highlights, including Oscar contender The Revenant, the Annie Leibovitz exhibition, Nicholas Searle's The Good Liar and Snooker comedy film The Rack Pack. Show more

Todd Solondz's Wiener-Dog, National Theatre of Scotland's Our Ladies of Perpetual Succour, The Summer That Melted Everything, The Hunterian Collection at RCS, Ingrid Bergman. Show more

Emma Thompson in Alone in Berlin, Ink at The Almeida, Christopher Wilson's novel Zoo, Women and Surrealism at White Cube, TV music documentaries about Earl Slick and Lied. Show more

Kirsty Wark and guests Natalie Haynes, Paul Morley and Julie Myerson give their verdict on JK Rowling's new novel The Casual Vacancy. Show more

Sherlock co-creator Mark Gatiss lines up one of his favourite screen detectives, Richard Lester reveals which of The Beatles was the best actor and Hercules labours again. Show more

Comedian and history buff Al Murray is joined by Dan Snow, Natalie Haynes and Matthew Sweet for a fresh look at a subject very close to his heart - the great British war movie. Show more

Kirsty Wark and a panel including Natalie Haynes, Paul Morley and Alex Preston discuss Dominic West on stage in Othello and the getaway thriller Drive. Show more

Tim Marlow and guests Denise Mina, Rev Richard Coles and Natalie Haynes discuss the Pet Shop Boys' dance extravaganza The Most Incredible Thing and the latest Wallander novel. Show more

Kirsty Wark presents from the Edinburgh Festival. Guests Hari Kunzru, Natalie Haynes and Hannah McGill discuss a David Mach exhibition and a play by Marc Almond and Mark Ravenhill. Show more

By Natalie Haynes. Penny helps at a care home to distract from her own life. A Midlands reimagining of The Odyssey, read by Lolita Chakrabarti. Show more

How does Eurydice feel about Orpheus' attempt to rescue her from Hades? Written and read by Natalie Haynes. Show more