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The South Bank Show

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The South Bank Show is a television arts magazine show produced by ITV between 1978 and 2010. A new series began on Sky Arts from 27 May 2012. Presented by Melvyn Bragg, the show aims to bring both high art and popular culture to a mass audience.

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  1. Play Street Music Stories
    1

    Street Music Stories

    2004-08-22
  2. Play Ronnie Wood
    2

    Ronnie Wood

    2004-09-05
  3. Play Willie Nelson
    3

    Willie Nelson

    2004-09-19
  4. Play Malcolm Arnold (1)
    4

    Malcolm Arnold (1)

    2004-09-26
  5. Play Malcolm Arnold (2)
    5

    Malcolm Arnold (2)

    2004-10-03
  6. Play Robert Frank
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    Robert Frank

    2004-10-17
  7. Play Michael Frayn
    7

    Michael Frayn

    2004-11-14
  8. Play The Darkness
    8

    The Darkness

    2004-11-21
  9. Play Iggy Pop
    9

    Iggy Pop

    2004-12-05
  10. Play Ruth Rendell
    10

    Ruth Rendell

    2004-12-12
  11. Play Howard Goodall
    11

    Howard Goodall

    2004-12-19
  12. Play Pete 'n' Dud, The Lost Shows
    12

    Pete 'n' Dud, The Lost Shows

    2005-01-01
  13. Play Ian McEwan
    13

    Ian McEwan

    2005-02-20
  14. Play Going Sane
    14

    Going Sane

    2005-03-06
  15. Play Khaled and Rachid
    15

    Khaled and Rachid

    2005-03-13
  16. Play Alina Cojocaru, Johan Kobborg
    16

    Alina Cojocaru, Johan Kobborg

    2005-03-27
  17. Play The Garden of Cosmic Speculation
    17

    The Garden of Cosmic Speculation

    2005-04-03
  18. Play John Boorman
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    John Boorman

    2005-04-10
  19. Play Red Priest
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    Red Priest

    2005-04-24
  20. Play National Theatre's production of Henry IV
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    National Theatre's production of Henry IV

    2005-05-01
  21. Play The Secret Art of War
    21

    The Secret Art of War

    2005-05-08
  22. Play Paul Abbott
    22

    Paul Abbott

    2005-05-15
  23. Play Eric Sykes
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    Eric Sykes

    2005-09-18

    Melvyn Bragg talks to Eric Sykes about his remarkable career, which started in the 1940s when he began writing for Frankie Howerd in the hit radio show Variety Band Box, and how he evolved from being a top comedy writer to one of Britain's best loved performers who continues to appear on stage, TV and cinema.

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