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The Passion, Zootropolis, Max Stafford Clark, Blue Eyes

Samira Ahmed on a new version of Bach's St Matthew Passion sung by homeless people. And Max Stafford-Clark on why he is blindfolding the audience of All That Fall.

Samira Ahmed talks to director Penny Woolcock and conductor Harry Christophers about a new version of Bach's St Matthew Passion, performed by homeless people in Manchester.

Viv Groskop reviews Disney's animation, Zootropolis.

Director Max Stafford-Clark on his new production of Samuel Becket's play All That Fall, in which the audience are blindfolded.

And Bridget Kendall reviews Blue Eyes, the Swedish TV drama series about far-right extremists.

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Thu 24 Mar 2016 19:15
BBC Radio 4

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Chapters

  • Zootropolis

    Duration: 04:50

  • St Matthew Passion

    Duration: 09:15

  • Blue Eyes

    Duration: 04:24

  • Max Stafford-Clark

    Duration: 08:20

  • Judi Dench

    Duration: 00:44

Zootropolis

Zootropolis
Zootropolis is in cinemas from Friday 25 March, certificate PG.

St Matthew Passion

St Matthew Passion

Streetwise Opera and The Sixteen co-production, in association with HOME presents The Passion at Campfield Market Hall, Manchester from 25 March to 26 April

Streewise Opera images: Alan Kerr

 

Max Stafford Clark

Max Stafford Clark

All That Fall runs at the Wilton's Music Hall, London until 9 April.

Main image: Sarah Lee 

Blue Eyes

Blue Eyes
Blue Eyes begins on More4 on Friday 25 March at 9pm.

Credits

Presenter Samira Ahmed
Interviewed Guest Penny Woolcock
Interviewed Guest Harry Christophers
Interviewed Guest Viv Groskop
Interviewed Guest Max Stafford-Clark
Interviewed Guest Bridget Kendall

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  • Thu 24 Mar 2016 19:15
    BBC Radio 4

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