Cathy Tyson's guest appearances

Cathy Tyson

Midweek

Adrian Goldberg's Talk Show

The Lonely Arts Club

Screen Lately Podcast 

Mal Young

Mike McCartney

Alexei Sayle

Gina Campbell

Michael Mosley

Patrick Stewart

Jancis Robinson

Gavin Turk

James Buchanan

Diana Nyad

Martin White

Keke Palmer

Caitlin Doughty

Lynda La Plante

Michael Parker

OwlTail

Nathan Bryon

Emmanuel Anyiam-Osigwe

Nathan Bryon Interview: Writer, actor &amp; author Nathan Bryon chats to Emmanuel Anyiam-Osigwe about his creative journey from “Bossman” to “Benidorm” to a BAFTA nomination. Writer, actor &amp; author Nathan Bryon was recently nominated for an RTS and BAFTA award for his scripted comedy ‘Bloods’ which airs on Sky. He spoke with Emmanuel Anyiam-Osigwe about his creative journey which came to prominence with web-series ‘Reality’ and the award-winning short film ‘Leroy’ which co-stars ‘Hamilton’ actor and friend, Karl Queensborough. He also talks about his time on ITV series ‘Benidorm’ and his burgeoning career as an author of children’s books such as ‘Look Up’.  Cathy Tyson Exclusive: BAFTA winning actress Cathy Tyson gives her first interview to The Screenlately show since winning a BAFTA for her performance in Channel 4 drama “Help”. Days after receiving the British Academy television award for best supporting actress in Channel 4 drama “Help”, Cathy Tyson spoke with Emmanuel &amp; Clare Anyiam-Osigwe about what the victory means to her. In a wide-ranging interview the actress, brought up in Liverpool, recalls how the Toxteth riots affected her, the teachers she grew up with, the prominence of Black actresses and her blossoming career as a director. #ChoiceFMUK #TheScreenlatelyShow #NathanBryon » Subscribe to Screenlately: https://www.youtube.com/screenlately » Listen to The Screenlately Show every Thursday 4pm-6pm: https://choicefmuk.co.uk/shows/the-screenlately-show/ » Get the latest from Screenlately: https://screenlately.com The Screenlately Show serves film and TV fans with big interviews, film reviews, TV talk and music inspired by the movies. Each week, Emmanuel &amp; Clare Anyiam-Osigwe are joined by guests leading the conversation and making waves in film and television. The show has also teamed up with UK streaming platform Bohemia Euphoria to present a weekly round-up of film reviews and interviews. Subscribe to our channel for the latest clips and highlights from the show! Visit Screenlately: https://www.screenlately.com Follow Screenlately on Twitter: https://twitter.com/screenlately Follow Screenlately on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/screenlately

Nathan Bryon Interview: Writer, actor &amp; author Nathan Bryon chats to Emmanuel Anyiam-Osigwe about his creative journey from “Bossman” to “Benidorm” to a BAFTA nomination. Writer, actor &amp; author Nathan Bryon was recently nominated for an RTS and BAFTA award for his scripted comedy ‘Bloods’ which airs on Sky. He spoke with Emmanuel Anyiam-Osigwe about his creative journey which came to prominence with web-series ‘Reality’ and the award-winning short film ‘Leroy’ which co-stars ‘Hamilton’ actor and friend, Karl Queensborough. He also talks about his time on ITV series ‘Benidorm’ and his burgeoning career as an author of children’s books such as ‘Look Up’. Cathy Tyson Exclusive: BAFTA winning actress Cathy Tyson gives her first interview to The Screenlately show since winning a BAFTA for her performance in Channel 4 drama “Help”. Days after receiving the British Academy television award for best supporting actress in Channel 4 drama “Help”, Cathy Tyson spoke with Emmanuel &amp; Clare Anyiam-Osigwe about what the victory means to her. In a wide-ranging interview the actress, brought up in Liverpool, recalls how the Toxteth riots affected her, the teachers she grew up with, the prominence of Black actresses and her blossoming career as a director. #ChoiceFMUK #TheScreenlatelyShow #NathanBryon » Subscribe to Screenlately: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/screenlately" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.youtube.com/screenlately</a> » Listen to The Screenlately Show every Thursday 4pm-6pm: <a href="https://choicefmuk.co.uk/shows/the-screenlately-show/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://choicefmuk.co.uk/shows/the-screenlately-show/</a> » Get the latest from Screenlately: <a href="https://screenlately.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://screenlately.com</a> The Screenlately Show serves film and TV fans with big interviews, film reviews, TV talk and music inspired by the movies. Each week, Emmanuel &amp; Clare Anyiam-Osigwe are joined by guests leading the conversation and making waves in film and television. The show has also teamed up with UK streaming platform Bohemia Euphoria to present a weekly round-up of film reviews and interviews. Subscribe to our channel for the latest clips and highlights from the show! Visit Screenlately: <a href="https://www.screenlately.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.screenlately.com</a> Follow Screenlately on Twitter: <a href="https://twitter.com/screenlately" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://twitter.com/screenlately</a> Follow Screenlately on Instagram: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/screenlately" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.instagram.com/screenlately</a>

BAFTA winner Cathy Tyson, actor/author/writer Nathan Bryon and actress Victoria Ekanoye speak with Clare and Emmanuel Anyiam-Osigwe 

This week on The Lonely Arts Club, we're joined by Liverpudlian actress, Cathy Tyson. Cathy's love for acting came from being in plays at school, which explains why she is still so passionate about the arts being a part of education. During this episode, we go back to the beginning where we learn about Cathy's life growing up, why her Mum was such a role model to her and how her love for the stage grew. Turning a hobby into a  successful acting career, Cathy got her big break when she was just eighteen. We hear of her journey from stage to screen and the reasons behind choosing to go back into education as an adult. Following on from her time with the Royal Shakespeare Company, Cathy made her film debut in 1986 with Mona Lisa - a performance which brought her critical acclaim, giving her the opportunity to continue developing professionally in a variety of roles. Listen to the episode now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and many more podcasting platforms. This podcast is brought to you by the Institute for Creative Enterprise at Edge Hill University. Making connections through culture. The podcast is edited by Roz DiCaprio who is the producer alongside Karen Appleton and Carl Hunter.Audio production is by Sam Auguste of Onomatopoeia Studios in Liverpool. Music is by Joseph McDade.For more information on the work of the Institute for Creative Enterprise and courses at Edge Hill University, visit edgehill.ac.uk/iceFollow us on Twitter @edgehillice and Instagram @iceedgehill

This week on The Lonely Arts Club, we're joined by Liverpudlian actress, Cathy Tyson.  Cathy's love for acting came from being in plays at school, which explains why she is still so passionate about the arts being a part of education. During this episode, we go back to the beginning where we learn about Cathy's life growing up, why her Mum was such a role model to her and how her love for the stage grew.  Turning a hobby into a  successful acting career, Cathy got her big break when she was just eighteen. We hear of her journey from stage to screen and the reasons behind choosing to go back into education as an adult.  Following on from her time with the Royal Shakespeare Company, Cathy made her film debut in 1986 with Mona Lisa - a performance which brought her critical acclaim, giving her the opportunity to continue developing professionally in a variety of roles.  Listen to the episode now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and many more podcasting platforms. This podcast is brought to you by the Institute for Creative Enterprise at Edge Hill University. Making connections through culture. The podcast is edited by Roz DiCaprio who is the producer alongside Karen Appleton and Carl Hunter. Audio production is by Sam Auguste of Onomatopoeia Studios in Liverpool. Music is by Joseph McDade. For more information on the work of the Institute for Creative Enterprise and courses at Edge Hill University, visit <a href="http://edgehill.ac.uk/ice" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">edgehill.ac.uk/ice</a> Follow us on Twitter @edgehillice and Instagram @iceedgehill

Series 4, Episode 5: Cathy Tyson

Actress Cathy Tyson talks about appearing in a World Premiere of Rebus: Long Shadows at Birmingham Rep before heading out on a national UK tour.  She reflects on being a single mom, the perils of finding early fame alongside Bob Hoskins in Mona Lisa, and the freedom she feels in her 50's.

CATHY TYSON

Adam Cohen

Harry Miller

Libby Purves meets actor Cathy Tyson; Sir Tim Smit, co-founder of the Eden Project; singer and songwriter Adam Cohen and designer Rupert Harry Miller.Cathy Tyson is a television, film and theatre actor. She plays the title role of Marie Curie in Radiance: The Passion of Marie Curie by Alan Alda. She starred opposite the late Bob Hoskins in the 1986 film Mona Lisa for which she was nominated for a BAFTA and a Golden Globe award. She appeared on television in Band of Gold and Grange Hill and on stage in The Taming of the Shrew and The Merchant of Venice. Radiance: The Passion of Marie Curie is at the Tabard Theatre, London.Rupert Harry Miller is a designer and author. His autobiography, Life of a Salesman, tells how he honed his salesmanship skills in Eastern Europe in the 1990s. The story of his colourful antics is clouded by the death of Rupert's brother, Julian, who suffered from haemophilia and died after developing Aids from the contaminated blood he received as part of his treatment. Life of a Salesman is published by Spiffing Covers.Adam Cohen is a Canadian singer and songwriter. His fifth album, We Go Home, was recorded in several locations including the Greek Island of Hydra, where he spent most of his childhood, and Montreal, the city of his birth. Adam is the son of Leonard Cohen, celebrated for songs such as Hallelujah, Bird on the Wire and Suzanne. We Go Home is released on Cooking Vinyl. Adam is touring Europe.Sir Tim Smit is a Dutch-born British businessman who, with John Nelson, rediscovered and then restored the Lost Gardens of Heligan in Cornwall. The gardens had slipped into decline after the estate's workers had left to fight in the First World War. Sir Tim is also co-founder of the Eden Project, an environmental tourist attraction. The Lost Gardens of Heligan celebrates the 25th anniversary of its rediscovery with a photographic exhibition of The Lost Images and a walk through the garden.Producer: Paula McGinley.

Libby Purves meets actor Cathy Tyson; Sir Tim Smit, co-founder of the Eden Project; singer and songwriter Adam Cohen and designer Rupert Harry Miller. Cathy Tyson is a television, film and theatre actor. She plays the title role of Marie Curie in Radiance: The Passion of Marie Curie by Alan Alda. She starred opposite the late Bob Hoskins in the 1986 film Mona Lisa for which she was nominated for a BAFTA and a Golden Globe award. She appeared on television in Band of Gold and Grange Hill and on stage in The Taming of the Shrew and The Merchant of Venice. Radiance: The Passion of Marie Curie is at the Tabard Theatre, London. Rupert Harry Miller is a designer and author. His autobiography, Life of a Salesman, tells how he honed his salesmanship skills in Eastern Europe in the 1990s. The story of his colourful antics is clouded by the death of Rupert's brother, Julian, who suffered from haemophilia and died after developing Aids from the contaminated blood he received as part of his treatment. Life of a Salesman is published by Spiffing Covers. Adam Cohen is a Canadian singer and songwriter. His fifth album, We Go Home, was recorded in several locations including the Greek Island of Hydra, where he spent most of his childhood, and Montreal, the city of his birth. Adam is the son of Leonard Cohen, celebrated for songs such as Hallelujah, Bird on the Wire and Suzanne. We Go Home is released on Cooking Vinyl. Adam is touring Europe. Sir Tim Smit is a Dutch-born British businessman who, with John Nelson, rediscovered and then restored the Lost Gardens of Heligan in Cornwall. The gardens had slipped into decline after the estate's workers had left to fight in the First World War. Sir Tim is also co-founder of the Eden Project, an environmental tourist attraction. The Lost Gardens of Heligan celebrates the 25th anniversary of its rediscovery with a photographic exhibition of The Lost Images and a walk through the garden. Producer: Paula McGinley.

Cathy Tyson, Sir Tim Smit, Adam Cohen, Rupert Harry Miller