Michael Buerk chairs an investigation into the moral questions behind the week's news, with Janet Daley , Rabbi Hugo Gryn , Edward Pearce and Dr David Starkey.
Producer David Coomes
Contributors
Unknown:
Michael
Buerk
Unknown:
Janet
Daley
Unknown:
Rabbi Hugo
Gryn
Unknown:
Edward
Pearce
Unknown:
Dr David
Starkey.
Producer:
David
Coomes
Hark! a trumpet call is sounding
(Merton); Reading: Isaiah 52, w 7-10; Thou who wast rich beyond all splendour (Fragrance); How lovely on the mountains (Leonard Smith ). Director of music Nigel Swinford.
by Simon Brett. Starring Rosemary Leach as Anna, Nicola Pagett as Victoria and Celia Imrie as Charlotte. 4: An III Wind. Victoria is ill, and Roger is hideously embarrassed because it's .women's things". Producer Ann Jobson
Contributors
Unknown:
Simon
Brett.
Unknown:
Rosemary
Leach
Unknown:
Nicola
Pagett
Unknown:
Celia
Imrie
Producer:
Ann
Jobson
Roger:
Jonathan
Coy
Emily:
Lisa
Coleman
In this unusual ghost story by Colin Finbow , set in Victorian England, young Emily goes to live with her family in an inherited country house. When she begins to see and hear strange things. Emily fears that she is being haunted.
Director Cherry Cookson
* See This Week: page 58
Contributors
Writer:
Colin
Finbow
Director:
Cherry
Cookson
Emily:
Anna
Jones
Mama:
Kate
Buffery
Papa:
John
Rowe
Miss Rabstock:
Anna
Massey
Dawson:
Gareth
Armstrong
Crabtree:
Tina
Gray
Ghost:
Emily
Howes
Edward:
Michael
Tucek
Louise:
Oona
Beeson
James:
Daniel
Main
Will:
Nicholas
Yeoman
Grandpa:
Colin
Pinney
Polly:
Cathy
Sara
Sharon:
Elaine
Claxton
Paul Allen sees Neil Bartlett 's adaptation of The Little Match Girl and reads an encyclopaedia of world theatre. Producer John Boundy. Revised repeat 9.30pm
Contributors
Unknown:
Paul
Allen
Unknown:
Neil
Bartlett
Producer:
John
Boundy.
by Othniel Smith. A cafe owner watches the friendship of an unlikely couple developing, and when they have a row he has to intervene. Read by Christian Rodska. producer Alison Hindell
Contributors
Unknown:
Othniel
Smith.
Read By:
Christian
Rodska.
Producer:
Alison
Hindell
Too Too Solid Flesh? Who says? In the last of the series, "portly poet", "Rubenesque ranter" Liz Lochhead , soliloquises on the eternal battle to either vanquish or finally accept the ample image in the mirror. Producer Sally Flatman
The Ethic of Work
As the West exports a way of life to eastern Europe, how are the former Communist countries adapting to the culture of the work ethic? In the last of the series, John Kampfner examines the changing role of work here and abroad. Producer Michael Blastland. Rptd Sun 4.15pm TRANSCRIPTS: write to [address removed] or call 081.[number removed]
Contributors
Unknown:
John
Kampfner
Producer:
Michael
Blastland.
Michael Oliver investigates the illnesses and deaths of some of the great composers.
4: Carl Maria von Weber. shall earn a great deal of money in England, I owe that to my family. But I know very well I'm going to London to die". With Dr John O'Shea and John Deathridge. Producer Susan Kenyon
Contributors
Unknown:
Michael
Oliver
Unknown:
Dr John
O'Shea
Unknown:
John
Deathridge.
Producer:
Susan
Kenyon
by William Boyd. 4: "I visit the bush and witness Rita-Mae's horrific attack on Bobo ... Hope is thoroughly caught up with her work in Dorset and John is becoming more unstable." For details see Monday
A new seven-part dramatisation of the classic vampire story from the master of modern horror.
Ben Mears returns to Salem's Lot to research a book about evil.
Music by Elizabeth Parker of the BBC Radiophonic Workshop. Dramatised by Gregory Evans Directed by Adrian Bean
Contributors
Author:
Stephen
King
Dramatised by:
Gregory
Evans
Music:
Elizabeth Parker, BBC Radiophonic
Workshop
Director:
Adrian
Bean
Ben Mears:
Stuart
Milligan
Mark Petrie:
Danny
Kanaber
Father Gracon:
Peter
Yapp
Susan Norton:
Teresa
Gallagher
Straker:
John
Mofatt
Larry Crockett:
Matt
Zimmerman
Ann Norton:
Shelley
Thompson
Bill Norton:
Harry
Towb
Weasel Craig:
Peter
Whitman
Eva Miller:
Frances
Jeater
Parkins Gillespie:
Don
Fellows
Mike Ryerson:
Ronald
Fernee
Tony Glick:
David
Jarvis
Danny Glick:
David
Fried
Clare Jenkins looks at everyday pieces of furniture.
2: What's Hiding in the Wardrobe....? Wardrobes hold not just our clothes but the intimate secrets of our lives. Producer Julia Shaw Rpt
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