LBC Artsweek with Lucy Coward FREE

LBC's Arts Correspondent Lucy Coward delves into the magical world of Disney as it brings an ice show to London and speaks to actor Trevor Fox about his friend Lee Hall's play 'Pitmen Painters', as it makes a triumphant return to the West End.

LBC's Arts Correspondent Lucy Coward heads to the Lyric Hammersmith to find out about its revival of Edward Bond's controversial play 'Saved' and learns about Postmodernism in conjunction with an exhibition at the V and A Museum.

LBC's Arts Correspondent Lucy Coward finds out about the Elizabeth Taylor tribute season at the British Film Institute and explores a brand new theatre space in Hackney Wick.

LBC's Arts Correspondent Lucy Coward talks to director David Grindley about his award winning production of 'Journey's End' and explores the new Michelangelo Pistoletto exhibition at the Serpentine Gallery.

LBC's Arts Correspondent Lucy Coward talks to comedian Tim Minchin about scoring Matilda The Musical and Miranda Raison about playing Anne Boleyn at Shakespeare's Globe.

LBC's Arts Correspondent Lucy Coward speaks to designer Wayne Hemingway about his Vintage Festival at the Southbank Centre and chats to Marcus Brigstocke, who's leading the cast of The Railway Children at Waterloo Station.

LBC's Arts Correspondent Lucy Coward finds out about the stage adaptation of the children's classic book The Tiger Who Came to Tea and speaks to Alexandre Desplat, who's composed the music to the final two Harry Potter films.

LBC's Arts Correspondent Lucy Coward talks to Alfie Boe and Matt Lucas about Les Miserables and checks out a spruced up St Paul's Cathedral, following its 15-year clean.

LBC's Arts Correspondent Lucy Coward finds out about The Beggar's Opera at Regent's Park Open Air Theatre and celebrates the life and work of lyricist Alan Jay Lerner, whose famous works include My Fair Lady and Camelot.

LBC's Arts Correspondent Lucy Coward talks to the co-ordinator of the Royal Academy of Arts Summer Exhibition and dancers from the Royal Ballet as they prepare to perform Romeo and Juliet at the O2 Arena.