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Night Waves Episodes

  1. 04/10/2007

    Philip Dodd on the classic 1960s film Blow-Up, directed by the late Michelangelo Antonioni

  2. 03/10/2007

    Rana Mitter explores advertising at war in a new exhibition at the Imperial War Museum.

  3. Wagner's Ring Cycle Review

    Isabel Hilton with a review of the Royal Opera House's performance of Wagner's Ring cycle.

  4. 80 Years of Talkies

    Matthew Sweet asks if dialogue is overrated, 80 years after the first talkie film.

  5. 27/09/2007

    Matthew Sweet looks at the new version of Eugene Ionesco's absurdist play Rhinoceros.

  6. 26/09/2007

    Philip Dodd is joined by historian Orlando Figes and innovative film-maker Julie Taymor.

  7. 25/09/2007

    Kenan Malik visits a new exhibition of the work of Victorian artist John Everett Millais.

  8. 24/09/2007

    Gabriel Gbadamosi and Richard Mabey explore our long-standing relationship with trees.

  9. 20/09/2007

    Peter Conrad tells Philip Dodd how artists and scientists have challenged the role of gods

  10. 19/09/2007

    Isabel Hilton assesses the health of design in Britain before a major London exhibition.

  11. 18/09/2007

    Michael Nyman tells Rana Mitter about his new work, 50,000 Pairs Of Feet Can't Be Wrong.

  12. 17/09/2007

    The writer Sukhdev Sandhu leads Matthew Sweet into the dark heart of night-time London.

  13. 12/07/2007

    Matthew Sweet and playwright Mark Ravenhill excavate the lost world of Victorian drama.

  14. Christopher Hitchens, Jonathan Miller and Sydney Pollack

    Christopher Hitchens discusses his book 'God is not Great', plus Dr Jonathan Miller and

  15. Shakespeare and America

    Matthew Sweet explores the relationship between Shakespeare and America.

  16. Landmarks - The Merchant of Venice

    Paul Allen and guests Henry Goodman and Jonathan Miller discuss The Merchant of Venice.

  17. Roy Lichtenstein Exhibition

    Matthew Sweet examines a new retrospective of work by pop artist Roy Lichtenstein.

  18. 28/04/2011

    Anne McElvoy presents the arts and ideas magazine.

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