Hidden spots to find in the secret gem of a gallery in the Courtauld Gallery, near Somerset House, and we have a milkshake-drinker who’s not bringing his acting chops to the yard and the exciting “threeboot” of Spider-Man: Homecoming!

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Jo Gudgeon and Simon Columb present the show and discuss a broad range of culture topics, including Shakespearean performances, mainstream cinema and the diverse influences of an abstract artist.

Squeezed into a little-shy-of 40 minutes, you are more than invited to join us each fortnight as a fly on the wall to our conversation.

Contact us by email at [email protected] or via Twitter @screeninsight and @jogudgeon30

00:00 – Introduction

01:35 – In the Media: Daniel Day-Lewis retirement, David Mamet contractually disallowing post-theatre conversations and Brooklyn Beckham’s photography career

8:47 – Theatre: Romeo and Juliet (at The Globe)

13:00 – Art: Corpus – The Body Unbound (at The Courtauld Gallery)

15:25 – Art: Corpus: Fahrelnissa Zeid (at Tate Modern)

18:00 – Film: The House

22:55 – Documentary: Risk

27:55 – Film: Spider-Man: Homecoming

36:55 – Outro (Rooftop Film Club in Peckham, Shoreditch, Stratford and Kensington)

Images: © Warner Bros / Raad bin Zeid / Robert Workman / Marvel Studios

Lots to get into this week with the opening of a summer art exhibition in Hyde Park, a Star Wars actor treading the boards and Edgar Wright’s Baby Driver!

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Jo Gudgeon and Simon Columb present the show and discuss a broad range of culture topics.

Squeezed into just under 40 minutes, you are more than invited to join us each fortnight as our fly on the wall to our conversation.

Do get in contact if you enjoy it and feel free to share the show far and wide.

Contact us by email at [email protected] or via Twitter @screeninsight and @jogudgeon30

00:00 – Introduction

01:20 – In the Media: Jurassic Park: Fallen Kingdom, Colin Treverrow, Han Solo, Patty Jenkins and Jigsaw

09:25 – Art: Grayson Perry: The Most Popular Art Exhibition Ever! (at The Serpentine)

13:57 – Theatre: Woyzeck (at The Old Vic)

18:08 – TV: Orange is the New Black (Season 5 on Netflix)

21:58 – Documentary: Whitney: Can I Be Me

26:33 – Film: Gifted

29:56 – Film: The Mummy

33:40 – Film: Baby Driver

38:25 – Outro (Netflix’s GLOW)

Images: © serpentinegalleries.org / Netflix / Fox Searchlight Pictures / Universal Pictures

A jam-packed show this week with exciting discussions on TV, film and theatre! So much on offer on Netflix at the moment, between Orange is the New Black, House of Cards and Flaked. Then the cinema has outstanding animated films in The Red Turtle and My Life as a Courgette. And, of course, we couldn’t forget the unforgettable Wonder Woman, breaking records already […]

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A jam-packed show this week with exciting discussions on TV, film and theatre! So much on offer on Netflix at the moment, between Orange is the New Black, House of Cards and Flaked. Then the cinema has outstanding animated films in The Red Turtle and My Life as a Courgette. And, of course, we couldn’t forget the unforgettable Wonder Woman, breaking records already with an enormous box-office continuing to build week after week.

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Jo Gudgeon and Simon Columb present the show and discuss a broad range of culture topics.

Squeezed into just under 45 minutes, you are more than invited to join us each fortnight as our fly on the wall to our conversation.

Do get in contact if you enjoy it and feel free to share the show far and wide.

Contact us by email at [email protected] or via Twitter @screeninsight and @jogudgeon30

00:00 – Introduction

01:42 – In the Media: Culture and Jeremy Corbyn, The Babadook and Pride and Black Panther dropping a new trailer

08:59 – Theatre: Twelfth Night (at The Globe)

12:11 – TV: House of Cards (Season 5 on Netflix)

14:05 – TV: The Handmaid’s Tale (on Channel 4)

16:27 – TV: Flaked (Season 2 on Netflix)

18:46 – TV: Orange is the New Black (Season 5 on Netflix)

21:55 – Film: Baywatch

26:19 – Film: The Red Turtle

29:11 – Film: My Life as a Courgette

31:57 – Film: My Cousin Rachel

35:40 – Film: Wonder Woman

41:45 – Outro (Reading Big Little Lies and watching Split)

Images: © Shakespeare’s Globe / Netflix / Hulu / DC Films

Arrested Development, Roger Moore and Charles Saatchi – and that’s only the news segment in the sixth Culturefly On The Wall podcast! Then it’s all excitement in anticipation of the Edinburgh Fringe Festival as Jo scours the comedy at the Brighton Fringe Festival while Simon checks out the ISelf Collection at the Whitechapel Galllery. Then […]

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Arrested Development, Roger Moore and Charles Saatchi – and that’s only the news segment in the sixth Culturefly On The Wall podcast! Then it’s all excitement in anticipation of the Edinburgh Fringe Festival as Jo scours the comedy at the Brighton Fringe Festival while Simon checks out the ISelf Collection at the Whitechapel Galllery. Then we have Miss Sloane and Colossal to discuss to finish.

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Jo Gudgeon and Simon Columb present the show and discuss a broad range of culture topics.

Squeezed into just over 30 minutes, you are more than invited to join us each fortnight as our fly on the wall to our conversation.

Do get in contact if you enjoy it and feel free to share the show far and wide.

Contact us by email at [email protected] or via Twitter @screeninsight and @jogudgeon30

00:00 – Introduction

01:16 – In the Media: Arrested Development series 5 and upcoming Netflix’s productions, new membership cost for The Saatchi Gallery and the Roger Moore

11:45 – Art: The ISelf Collection: Self-Portrait as the Billy Goat (at The Whitechapel Gallery)

16:02 – Comedy: Brighton Festival and Brighton Fringe (Princes of Maine, Sophie Willan)

22:23 – Film: Miss Sloane

28:18 – Film: Colossal

34:14 – Outro (The Handmaid’s Tale and Fargo season 3 on Channel 4 and House of Cards returning to Netflix)

Images: © Netflix / Bartosz Stawiarski / Kerry Hayes / MGM

This week, we are movie-heavy with discussion on Mindhorn, Lady Macbeth, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 and the face-hugging Alien: Covenant under the microscope. We also delve into the exciting new exhibition at the Tate Modern on Giacometti and Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf at The Harold Pinter Theatre.

Subscribe to the Culturefly on the Wall podcast via iTunes

Jo Gudgeon and Simon Columb present the show and discuss a broad range of culture topics.

Squeezed into just over 30 minutes, you are more than invited to join us each fortnight as our fly on the wall to our conversation.

Do get in contact if you enjoy it and feel free to share the show far and wide.

Contact us by email at [email protected] or via Twitter @screeninsight and @jogudgeon30

00:00 – Introduction

00:57 – In the Media: Cannes Film Festival announcing new rules for the future, Orlando Bloom, Idris Elba, Joanna Lumley and James Bond and Eurovision 2017

9:19 – Theatre: Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf (The Harold Pinter Theatre)

13:29 – Art: Giacometti (Tate Modern)

15:51 – Film: Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2

20:47 – Film: Lady Macbeth

25:09 – Film: Mindhorn

29:47 – Film: Alien: Covenant

35:47 – Outro (Master of None Season 2 on Netflix)

Images: © Charlie Gray / StudioCanal / Marvel Studios / Eurovision

Back with news and reviews, and hopefully an opportunity to laugh at Jeff Goldblum, this week Simon and Jo managed to see a 70mm print of Ridley Scott’s Alien, saw the start-studded Simon Callow directed, The Philanthropist and viewed Edward Hopper, Grant Wood and Georgia O’Keeffe at the America After the Fall exhibition at the Royal Academy of Art.

Subscribe to the Culturefly on the Wall podcast via iTunes

Jo Gudgeon and Simon Columb present the show and discuss a broad range of culture topics.

Squeezed into just over 30 minutes, you are more than invited to join us each fortnight as our fly on the wall to our conversation.

Do get in contact if you enjoy it and feel free to share the show far and wide.

Contact us by email at [email protected] or via Twitter @screeninsight and @jogudgeon30

00:00 – Introduction

01:15 – In the Media: The Bridge Theatre (Nicholas Hytner’s new theatre to open in October), the Tate yacht for Nicholas Serota and Jeff Goldblum joining Jurassic Park V/Jurassic World II

8:07 – Theatre: The Philanthropist (at Trafalgar Studios)

11:40 – Theatre/Comedy: My Family: Not the Sitcom (at Playhouse Theatre)

17:12 – Art: America After The Fall: Painting in the 1930’s (at The Royal Academy of Art)

22:38 – Film: Alien (in 70mm at Picturehouse Central and Prince Charles Cinema)

27:05 – Film: Their Finest

33:59 – Outro (OJ: Made in America on BBC4 and Shyamalan’s Unbreakable/Split sequel…)

Images: © Universal Pictures / Manuel Harlan / Twentieth Century Fox / The Art Institute of Chicago

This week, it’s a “RAW-some” podcast with discussion on Julia Ducournau’s cannibal-horror Raw, Park Chan-wook’s The Handmaiden and David Hockney’s exhibition all under the microscope amongst many more.

Subscribe to the Culturefly on the Wall podcast via iTunes

Jo Gudgeon and Simon Columb present the show and discuss art, television, fiction and cinema

Squeezed into just over 30 minutes, you are more than invited to join us each fortnight as our fly on the wall to our conversation.

Do get in contact if you enjoy it and feel free to share the show far and wide.

Contact us by email at [email protected] or via Twitter @screeninsight and @jogudgeon30

0:00 – Introduction

0:55 – In the Media: Cannes 2017, The Olivier Awards (Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, Groundhog Day and School of Rock) and Star Wars: The Last Jedi

8:00 – What’s Going On?

8:02 – Art: David Hockney: 60 Years of Work (at Tate Britain)

12:40 – Books: The Circle by Dave Eggers (in preparation for the film adaptation starring Emma Watson, Tom Hanks and John Boyega, due to have a world premiere at Tribeca Film Festival on April 26th)

16:07 – TV/Documentary: Five Came Back (available on Netflix) featuring Steven Spielberg, Lawrence Kasdan, Francis Ford Coppola, Paul Greengrass, Guillermo del Toro and narrated by Meryl Streep

19:20 – Film: The Handmaiden

22:11 – Film: Raw

26:12 – Film: Fast and Furious 8

30:07 – Outro

Images: © Penguin / Little, Brown / David Hockney / Frakas Productions

Culturefly on the Wall is back! Thirty-minutes of cultural banter on what might be worth checking out at the moment at the theatre, on TV, at the cinema – and so much more!

Jo Gudgeon and Simon Columb present the show and discuss theatre, art, cinema and a particularly impressive children’s book!

Condensed into a crisp 30 minutes, it’s easy to digest and you are more than invited to join us each fortnight for our fun, yet informative, banter.

Do get in contact if you enjoy it and feel free to share the show far and wide.

Contact us by email at [email protected] or via Twitter @screeninsight and @jogudgeon30

0:00 – Introduction

0:55 – In The Media: Comic Relief (Red Nose Day, Actually), Justice League and IT trailers and Stallone leaving The Expendables.

6:48 – What’s Going On?

7:00 – Art: The Art of the Brick: DC Superheroes on the Southbank

11:00 – Theatre: Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead (at The Old Vic)

14:33 – Theatre: White Devil (at Sam Wanamaker Playhouse)

16:40 – Film: Logan

19:37 – Film: Get Out

25:00 – Books: Goodnight Stories for Rebel Girls by Elena Favilli and Francesca Cavallo

27:55 – Outro

Images: © Nathan Sawaya / Universal Pictures / Particular Books / Manuel Harlan