The BBC Media Centre has shared the broadcast details for BBC Radio 4 play God of Carnage.

Saturday 23 January
2.30pm-3.30pm
BBC RADIO 4

What happens when two sets of parents meet up to deal with the unruly behaviour of their children? A calm and rational debate between grown-ups about the need to teach children how to behave properly? Or a night of name-calling, tantrums and tears? Lenny Henry stars in Yasmina Reza's play, translated by Christopher Hampton, which won a Laurence Olivier Award for Best Comedy for its London West End production and a Tony for Best Play on Broadway.

Mr Foote's Other Leg ends its run at the Theatre Royal Haymarket on 23rd January. The Telegraph included the play in this week's list of the best shows and plays on now. 

In a nutshell: "He has been described as the Oscar Wilde of the 18th century, and became so famous that the icon of a foot became his emblem. Yet somehow the actor, playwright and consummate wag Samuel Foote (here played by Simon Russell Beale) remains little-known... If this delightful production, directed with elan by Richard Eyre, doesn’t make him a talking-point again nothing will."

There are tickets now available for under £20! Take advantage and see the play before it closes. 

A long trailer for Voices of Finance was shared this week. The dance film features spoken words from actors, accompanied by video footage of dancers expressing the monologues. The film, by Clara van Gool, was broadcast on TV in The Netherlands on December 27th. Joseph can be heard several times during the trailer.

Dance film by Clara van Gool, based on the acclaimed Banking Blogs by Joris Luyendijk in The Guardian, about the financial world in London.

Broadcast: Sunday, December 27th, 13:00 NPO 2

Video footage from Mr Foote's Other Leg has been uploaded to Vimeo. The video appears to be of clips from a trailer, but as far as I am aware, no trailer for Mr Foote's Other Leg has ever been shared. The show continues at the Theatre Royal, Haymarket until January 23rd 2016. See it if you can. 

It was also great seeing Mr Foote’s Other Leg in its home territory — the Theatre Royal Haymarket is where much of it is actually set. It’s one of the best new plays in town, with a fantastic cast led by Simon Russell Beale (pictured left), Dervla Kirwan and Joseph Millson and featuring a scene-stealing turn from the ever-irrepressible Jenny Galloway. Mark Shenton

Theatre photographer Alistair Muir has kindly uploaded a number of hi-res production stills for Mr Foote's Other Leg, currently running at the Theatre Royal Haymarket in London. Catch the show if you can, it finishes in January! Mr Foote's Other Leg was listed in London Theatre's Top ten shows of 2015.