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Cultural Capital episode 11: watch our show on the best of London’s arts and culture

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Welcome again to Cultural Capital, the weekly show where we give you our quick pick of the best of London’s arts and culture, all in ten easy minutes.

This week, as the BBC Proms kick off IRL at the Royal Albert Hall, we’re talking to the man behind it all about how on earth you bring back the biggest classical music festival in Europe after a global pandemic, and we’ve snuck into the studio with the Turner Prize-winning artist Oscar Murillo to find out about his new Artangel project in the Hackney school he attended after arriving here with his family from Columbia.

Our Thing of the Week is something fishy from the Grant Museum; and I’ll be reviewing The Most Beautiful Boy in the World, a brilliant new documentary about how one role in one film changed a vulnerable young man’s life forever.

Enjoy!

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