Michael Buerk chairs a live investigation into the moral issues behind the news. In the last programme of the series witnesses face cross-examination from Rabbi Hugo Gryn , Professor
Roger Scruton , Edward Pearce and Janet Daley. Producer David Coomes
Contributors
Unknown:
Michael
Buerk
Unknown:
Rabbi Hugo
Gryn
Unknown:
Roger
Scruton
Unknown:
Edward
Pearce
Unknown:
Janet
Daley.
Producer:
David
Coomes
Oscar Wilde's play, adapted in two parts. 1: Lord Arthur's hand reveals that he is destined to commit an unthinkable crime. Adapted by Christopher Fitz-Simon Director Eoin O'Callaghan. Stereo
Contributors
Adapted By:
Christopher
Fitz-Simon
Director:
Eoin
O'Callaghan.
Lord Arthur:
Jeremy
Northam
Montford:
Roger
Lloyd Pack
Sybil Merton:
Siriol
Jenkins
Lady Windermere:
Ann
Windsor
Lady Beauchamp:
Jill
Graham
Duchess of Paisley:
Diana
Hoddinott
Mr Podgers:
Keith
Drinkel
Coachman:
Matthew
Morgan
Hear the stumps fly and the wickets fall as Brian Johnston umpires another test of general knowledge. Taking the crease: Tim Rice and Willie Rushton , with Rachael Heyhoe-Flint and Paul Merton. From Chipperfield Cricket Club, Herts.
Producer Jon Magnusson. Stereo
Contributors
Unknown:
Brian
Johnston
Unknown:
Tim
Rice
Unknown:
Willie
Rushton
Unknown:
Rachael
Heyhoe-Flint
Unknown:
Paul
Merton.
Producer:
Jon
Magnusson.
A comedy by Alex Shearer. Stuart and his widowed mother live in a Devonshire village, lost in time. A stranger appears, claiming to be able to dream the future.
Director Andy Jordan. Stereo
Contributors
Comedy By:
Alex
Shearer.
Director:
Andy
Jordan.
Stuart Bullen:
Andrew
Howard
The Professor:
Bill
Paterson
Rosa Bullen:
Tina
Gray
Mikey Moors:
James
Lailey
Mrs Hallett:
Andrea
Gascoigne
Farmer Boulding:
John
Surman
Billy McCrystal:
Rio
Fanning
Harry Monroe:
John
Church
Bala Lake in the heart of Wales, home of a unique fish and a place of mystery and legend, is the starting point of Cliff Morgan's journey along the River Dee.
Robert Dawson-Scott reviews new productions at the Citizens' Theatre, Glasgow; Ken Asch reports on Domingo's
Bayreuth debut in Parsifal; and Rose Tremain 's new novel is reviewed.
Producer Julian May. Stereo (Revised repeat at 9.15pm)
Contributors
Unknown:
Robert
Dawson-Scott
Unknown:
Ken
Asch
Unknown:
Rose
Tremain
Luminous and Forlorn by Sian James.
"'A party,' I say, trying to sound cool.
'At Neville's. His parents are going out. We can have sandwiches and wine. And we can dance.'"
Read by Eiry Thomas. Producer Alison Hindell
Contributors
Unknown:
Sian
James.
Read By:
Eiry
Thomas.
Producer:
Alison
Hindell
A sit-com for the 90s, written by and starring comedian Nick Revell.
With Alistair McGowan , Caroline Gruber ,
Brian Bowles , Doon Mackichan and Alison Sterling. 3: The Street Party
Producer Jon Magnusson. Stereo
Contributors
Unknown:
Nick
Revell.
Unknown:
Alistair
McGowan
Unknown:
Caroline
Gruber
Unknown:
Brian
Bowles
Unknown:
Doon
MacKichan
Unknown:
Alison
Sterling.
Producer:
Jon
Magnusson.
Last in the series of portraits of radio greats.
Born 100 years ago, Arthur Street overcame physical disability to become a best-selling author, agricultural journalist and popular broadcaster. Sean Street recalls the larger-than-life Wiltshireman who touched a chord with his radio audiences.
Biographer Richard Holmes reconstructs the emotional and artistic turmoil of Shelley's last weeks in Italy.
Stereo
Contributors
Narrator:
Richard
Holmes
Producer:
Ed
Thomason
Percy Bysshe Shelley:
Michael
Maloney
Mary Shelley:
Selina
Cadell
Edward Williams:
Christopher
Bramwell
Jane Williams:
Moir
Leslie
Trelawny:
Nigel
Anthony
The fifth of a six-part thriller by Nigel Baldwin starring Alison Steadman as journalist Dee Mitchell. Dee has found the boy who fled the night she found Jenny's hanged body.
Original music by Laurie Scott Baker
Director Jane Dauncey. Stereo
Contributors
Unknown:
Nigel
Baldwin
Unknown:
Alison
Steadman
Unknown:
Dee
Mitchell.
Music By:
Laurie Scott
Baker
Director:
Jane
Dauncey.
Conrad:
Bill
Stewart
Geraint:
Robin
Griffith
Alex:
Lesley
Rooney
leuan:
Robert
Pugh
Tina:
Gudrun
Ure
Thomas:
Alan
Towner
Beth:
Sue
Jones-Davies
Olwen:
Pam
Hopkins
Richard:
Ian
Targett
Gary:
Andrew
Wincott
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