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Gilbert and George, Jonathan Harvey, Chichester Festival Theatre
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Artistic duo Gilbert & George on their provocative exhibition, Scapegoating Pictures, and why they think religion should be banned.
Author and Coronation Street writer Jonathan Harvey on his new novel, The Girl Who Just Appeared, set amidst the searing tension of the Toxteth Riots.
As the Chichester Festival Theatre prepares to re-open its doors tonight after a \\xa322m refurbishment - with Rupert Everett in Amadeus - the theatre's Artistic Director Jonathan Church and architect Steve Tompkins discuss their vision for the 1960s brutalist concrete hexagon.
And why a new 'memoir' about Harper Lee has forced the famously reclusive author back in to the public limelight.
Photo Credit: Ben Westoby.
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