The Royal Academy of Dramatic Art

Alan Dell

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Bauhaus

An interview with actor/comedian Zero Mostel on the set of 'A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum'.

A Guided Tour of Zero Mostel

Entertainers: Theatre

The evolution of London's community of street musicians.

You've Got a Nerve

Entertainers: Comedians

A profile of jazz musician Duke Ellington.

Entertainers: Jazz

An interview with French comedian and director Jacques Tati on the set of his latest film 'Playtime'.

Tativille

Blood, Sweat & Champagne

At EMI Studios in London, Tempo films the pianist Stan Tracey as he works on a new jazz suite interpretation of Lewis Carroll's Alice in Wonderland.

Jazz in Wonderland

A look at satirical magazines 'Krokodil' (USSR), 'Le Canard Enchaine' (France) and 'Private Eye' (UK).

The Offenders

Awards presented by the Design and Art Directors Association.

The Image Wizards

"Is music just a sound? Is a truck passing by music? Are sounds just sounds or are they Beethoven? Is there such a thing as silence?" John Cage, composer.

A long-running ITV arts and culture series that aired from 1961 to 1968, Tempo was a landmark British television programme dedicated to the performing and visual arts. With a flexible magazine format and an open editorial remit, the series explored cinema, music, dance, photography, literature, theatre, and contemporary cultural life. Combining intellectual ambition with accessible presentation, Tempo established a model for serious arts broadcasting on commercial television and laid the groundwork for later landmark programmes such as Aquarius and The South Bank Show.

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