Front Row - Crafts in lockdown, Víkingur Ólafsson performs Glass, Netflix series Hollywood and Lionel Shriver novel reviewed - BBC Sounds

Nicola Benedetti, Music Memories, The Tempest

Nicola Benedetti on her new free online tuition sessions and her Elgar album.

• 28 mins

Film director Alice Wu, writer Frank Cottrell Boyce, the allure of Golden Brown and baritone Peter Brathwaite remakes paintings

Alice Wu on her film, The Half of It, a queer love triangle based on Cyrano de Bergerac.

• 28 mins

Miranda July, The Fall's Greatest Album? Gemma Bodinetz

Film-maker, artist and writer Miranda July, The Fall's greatest album discussed.

• 28 mins

George the Poet, Víkingur Ólafsson, Pitlochry Festival Theatre, Pride and Prejudice

George the Poet, and pianist Víkingur Ólafsson.

• 28 mins

Jeremy Deller

Artist Jeremy Deller looks back at his career and reflects on making art under lockdown.

• 40 mins

Will Pound, Future of Television, Royal Albert Hall

Harmonica player Will Pound. Plus the future of television after the lockdown.

• 28 mins

Alicia Keys, Vanessa Redgrave

Alicia Keys on her early life and career, and Vanessa Redgrave performs poetry for VE Day.

• 28 mins

Jude Kelly, Emma Thompson, how to write a musical, online art games reviewed

Jude Kelly on the first online WOW Festival, Emma Thompson reads poetry by Liz Lochhead.

• 28 mins

Benjamin Zephaniah

Benjamin Zephaniah in conversation with Samira Ahmed.

• 28 mins

White Lines, Víkingur Ólafsson, How to write a play, Eliza Hittman

Netflix drama White Lines, and pianist Víkingur Ólafsson live from Reykjavík

• 41 mins

Tom Sutcliffe talks to playwright and poet Inua Ellams

Inua Ellams, writer of hit play Barber Shop Chronicles, on his life and work.

• 28 mins

Stephen La Rivière, Nancy Kerr, Silas Marner

Nebula-75 creator Stephen La Rivière, and singer Nancy Kerr.

• 28 mins

Simon Schama on Rembrandt's The Night Watch, can the performing arts survive coronavirus?

We take a close look at the masterpiece as a hyper-resolution photograph of it goes online

• 28 mins

Unprecedented: Real Time Theatre from a State of Isolation, Rubaiyat Hossain, Abigail Pogson, Martin Green

Unprecedented - new plays respond to the pandemic, Rubaiyat Hossain on her new film.

• 28 mins

The County & Little Fires Everywhere; The Archers; Víkingur Ólafsson; poetry to console

Little Fires Everywhere and The County reviewed. The Archers and Coronavirus

• 41 mins

Kirsty Lang talks to American writer AM Homes

AM Homes, writer of darkly comic fiction, talks about her novels, short stories and memoir

• 28 mins

Tracee Ellis Ross, Walter Iuzzolino, Southbank Centre

Tracee Ellis Ross on The High Note, and Walter Iuzzolino on Walter Presents.

• 28 mins

John Grisham, re-opening of museums and galleries, the best of theatre online

Bestselling author John Grisham on his latest novel.

• 28 mins

Can arts venues survive social distancing?

Will the finances ever stack up and what is lost when there's no crowd?

• 28 mins

Indira Varma, Víkingur Ólafsson, Snowpiercer and The Lockdown Plays reviewed, DJ Mr Switch, Tom Morris

Indira Varma on A Room of One's Own.

• 41 mins

Sitting in Limbo, Joanna Briscoe, Christo, The Uncertain Kingdom

TV drama about the Windrush scandal reviewed and Joanna Briscoe on her new novel Seduction

• 28 mins

Carrie Mae Weems, Liz Lochhead, How will museums reflect the pandemic

Carrie Mae Weems on the role art can play in the current crisis in the US

• 28 mins

David Tennant and Michael Sheen in Staged, Ethiopian poetry, Talking About Race

Staged, starring David Tennant and Michael Sheen, and an anthology of Ethiopian poetry.

• 28 mins

Andrew Patterson, Writing about Race, Mark Damazer Chair of Booker Prize Foundation

Andrew Patterson on The Vast of Night, an homage to 50s sci-fi TV.

• 28 mins

Víkingur Ólafsson, David Greig, El Presidente, Inclusive publishing

Víkingur Ólafsson performs Bach. Plus David Greig's new play.

• 41 mins

Michaela Coel, The Comedy Women in Print Prize, Bristol's Colston statue

Actor and writer Michaela Coel on I May Destroy You, and Bristol's Colston statue.

• 28 mins

Spike Lee; Hope Mirrlees' Paris - A Poem; and are we being more creative in lockdown?

Spike Lee on Da 5 Bloods, his film about African American veterans returning to Vietnam.

• 28 mins

Robert Lindsay, Tony Hall, How to make a new musical

Robert Lindsay on his first acting job 50 years ago. Plus BBC DG Tony Hall.

• 28 mins

Simon Bird, Whiteness, Ruth Patterson, Tony Walsh

Simon Bird on Days of the Bagnold Summer, Whiteness discussed, Ruth Patterson, Tony Walsh

• 34 mins

The Salisbury Poisonings, Víkingur Ólafsson, Walter Scott Prize, Pilgrims

TV drama The Salisbury Poisonings, and Víkingur Ólafsson's final performance for Front Row

• 41 mins