

Series · Talk, Documentary
The South Bank Show (1978)Season 14
★ 5.6 · 7 votes45 seasons · 776 episodesTalk, Documentary1978
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.
- Creator
- Melvyn Bragg
- Writers
- Melvyn Bragg
- Network
- ITV1, Sky Arts
- Country
- United Kingdom
- Language
- English
- First aired
- January 14, 1978
- Status
- Ended
Cast
Melvyn BraggSelf - Presenter
David Hockney
Ken RussellSelf
Peter HallSelf
Alan Bennett
Germaine Greer
Martin Amis
Gore Vidal
Ian McKellen
Andrew Lloyd Webber
Alec GuinnessSelf
Nick ParkSelf
Dennis Potter
John Williams
Ingmar Bergman
Anthony Burgess
Neil Simon
Joseph Heller
Billy Connolly- Fay Weldon
Episodes
0/23 watched- Episode 1: George Michael1 h · Sep 2, 1990
- Episode 2: Peter Ackroyd on Dickens1 h · Sep 9, 1990
- Episode 3: Spike Lee1 h · Sep 23, 1990
- Episode 4: Salman Rushdie1 h · Sep 30, 1990
- Episode 5: Roy Lichtenstein1 h · Oct 7, 1990
- Episode 6: Ken Russell on Anton Bruckner1 h · Oct 14, 1990
- Episode 7: Clear Cool Crystal Streams (Irish rock music)1 h · Oct 21, 1990
- Episode 8: John Updike1 h · Oct 28, 1990
- Episode 9: East German writers1 h · Nov 4, 1990
- Episode 10: Alan Parker1 h · Nov 25, 1990
- Episode 11: Cameron Mackintosh1 h · Dec 2, 1990
- Episode 12: Spitting Image1 h · Dec 9, 1990
- Episode 13: The Talis Scholars1 h · Dec 30, 1990
- Episode 14: Stan Laurel1 h · Jan 6, 1991
- Episode 15: August Wilson1 h · Jan 13, 1991
- Episode 16: Oscar Marzaroli1 h · Jan 20, 1991
- Episode 17: Anne-Sophie Mutter1 h · Jan 27, 1991
- Episode 18: Bonfire of the Vanities (1991 film)1 h · Feb 3, 1991
- Episode 19: Willard White1 h · Feb 10, 1991
- Episode 20: The Five Blind Boys of Alabama / R.S. Thomas1 h · Feb 17, 1991
- Episode 21: Steve Martin1 h · Feb 24, 1991
- Episode 22: Rudolph Nureyev1 h · Mar 3, 1991
- Episode 23: Kiri Te Kanawa1 h · Mar 29, 1991




