Episodes
| Series | Title | First Broadcast | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|
| Genome: [r4 Bd=19930102] | The Night of Wenceslas In Lionel Davidson 's Golden Dagger award-winning thriller of 1960, young Nicolas Whistler becomes unwittingly involved in a dangerous spying mission to Prague. Dramatised by Frederick Bradnum Director Matthew Walters. 0 DRAMA: page 4 | ||
| Genome: [r4 Bd=19930102] | Unknown: Lionel Davidson Unknown: Nicolas Whistler Dramatised By: Frederick Bradnum Director: Matthew Walters. Nicolas: Rupert Graves Old Nicolas: John Horsley Vlasta: Joanna Kanska Vowells: Jonathan Adams Pavelka: Sandor Eles Galushka: Steve Hodson Nimck Roddinghead: John Webb Maura: Teresa McElroy Mrs Nolan, Maminka: Linda Polan Josef: Philip Anthony Imre: John Church 1st Agent: Matthew Morgan 2nd Agent: Keith Drinkel Paula: Federay Holmes | ||
| Genome: [r4 Bd=19930109] | The Seven Per Cent Solution Continuing the series of Gold and Silver Dagger Award-winners, a dramatisation of Nicholas Meyer 's irreverent hommage to the Great Detective. Starring Simon Callow as Sherlock Holmes , Ian Hogg as Dr Watson and Karl Johnson as Sigmund Freud. The riddle of Holmes's disappearance at the Reichenbach Falls is solved, and the real reason for Professor Moriarty's power is revealed. With David Bannerman , Kate Binchy , Federay Holmes , Jillie Meers and David Sinclair Dramatised by Denny Martin Flinn Music: David Chiltern and Nicholas Russell-Pavier Violin played by Steve Bentley Director Jane Morgan. Stereo | ||
| Genome: [r4 Bd=19930109] | Unknown: Nicholas Meyer Unknown: Simon Callow Unknown: Sherlock Holmes Unknown: Ian Hogg Unknown: Karl Johnson Unknown: Sigmund Freud. Unknown: David Bannerman Unknown: Kate Binchy Unknown: Federay Holmes Unknown: Jillie Meers Unknown: David Sinclair Dramatised By: Denny Martin Flinn Music: David Chiltern Violin: Nicholas Russell-Pavier Played By: Steve Bentley Director: Jane Morgan. Professor Moriarty: David King Mycroft Holmes: Philip Voss Baron von Leinsdorf: Matthew Morgan Nancy Osborn Slater: Melinda Walker Baroness von Leinsdorf: Geraldine Fitzgerald Hugo von Hofmamistlwl: Wolf Kahler | ||
| Genome: [r4 Bd=19930116] | Gun before Butter The last of three dramatisations of Gold and Silver Dagger Award-winning novels. Nicolas Freeling 's story tells of a body, an abandoned Mercedes coupe and the daughter of a dead conductor. Inspector Van der Valk is not sure what he is investigating. Adapted and directed by Philip Martin Stereo | ||
| Genome: [r4 Bd=19930116] | Unknown: Nicolas Freeling Unknown: Van Der Valk Directed By: Philip Martin Van der Valk: Ian Hogg Lucienne: Sophie Thompson Samson: Geoff Serle Stam: Roger Hume Solange: Kathryn Hurlbutt Arlette: Sunny Ormande Hart: David Vann Bernard: Alan Devereux Royaard: David Frederickson Rustenberg: David Curnow Markiewics: Paul Webster Westdijk: Simon Carter Vogel: Dominic Taylor | ||
| Genome: [r4 Bd=19930123] | Anzacs over England Gloucestershire 1918 - two worlds meet as Australian airmen arrive to train as pilots. David Goodland 's play was staged at the Swan Theatre, Worcester, last summer and is performed for radio by the original cast. Music arranged and played by the cast Director Pat Trueman. Stereo | ||
| Genome: [r4 Bd=19930123] | Unknown: David Goodland Director: Pat Trueman. Annie Pope: Miranda Pleasence 2nd Lieut Jeff Rylands: Richard S Huggett Ernie Pope: Ben Fox 2nd Air Mechanic Vic Walsh: Jaime Robertson Frank Pope: Owen John O'Mahoney Lily Pope: Vivienne Moore Colonel Toby Watt: Stu Cochrane Captain Les Driscol: Campbell Graham Darcy Jones: Richard Hague Ivor Pope: Andrew Rattenbury | ||
| Genome: [r4 Bd=19930130] | The Black Birds of St Giles by Robert Birmingham. Tobias is taken by slave traders from his village in Africa and brought to London to be a page boy to a wealthy English family. Petted, pampered and educated as a child, his life begins to change as he becomes a man. Director Anne Edyvean. Stereo | ||
| Genome: [r4 Bd=19930130] | Director: Anne Edyvean. Tobiasa Boy: Ben Wynter Tobias a Man: Akim Mogaji Mr Scofietd: John Fleming Mrs Scofield: Melinda Walker Queeme: Jillie Meers Amelia as a Girl: Annatt Bass a WomanAmelia: Sandra James Young Captain Roper: Keith Drinkel Mark Ali: Colin McFarlane Bella: Susan Aderin Howard: John Webb Joiejoe: Clarence Smith Trim: Malcolm Frederick Baj: David Harewood Alison: Federay Holmes | ||
| Genome: [r4 Bd=19930206] | Crossed Lines by David Halliwell. Abwin, desperate to clear debts to the tune of L88,000, finds himself talking to a woman on a crossed line. She has heard his story and would like to help out. Of course Abwin will meet her - he has nothing to lose. Director Philip Martin. Stereo | ||
| Genome: [r4 Bd=19930206] | Unknown: David Halliwell. Director: Philip Martin. Abwin: Ian Hogg Zadia: Claire Faulconbridge Jackman: Graham Padden Keal: Terry Molloy Edie: Kathryn Hurlbutt Bailey: David Vann Mr Dabbs: Simon Carter Mrs Dabbs: Joyce Gibbs Yatta: Gillian Goodman Prison Officers: David Halliwell | ||
| Genome: [r4 Bd=19930213] | You Choose by Jonathan Myerson. Encountering an old flame on the Tube, Zoe's comfortable life begins to disintegrate as Simon's dark vision starts to dominate her world. Music: David Chiltern and Nick Russell-Pavier Director Jonathan Myerson. Stereo | ||
| Genome: [r4 Bd=19930213] | Unknown: Jonathan Myerson. Music: David Chiltern Music: Nick Russell-Pavier Director: Jonathan Myerson. Zoe: Amanda Root Simon: Nathaniel Parker Greg: Jonathan Cullen Stella: Geraldine Fitzgerald Nick: Nicholas Hutchison Jenny: Federay Holmes Lord Harry: Jonathan Adams Paul: David Holt Emma: Sandra James Young Sales Assistant: Matthew Morgan Security Guard: Keith Drinkel | ||
| Genome: [r4 Bd=19930220] | Darling Peidi by Shelagh Stepenson. The true story of Edith Thompson , who, with Freddy Bywaters , was charged with the murder of her husband Percy in October 1922. Producer Jeremy Mortimer | ||
| Genome: [r4 Bd=19930220] | Unknown: Shelagh Stepenson. Unknown: Edith Thompson Unknown: Freddy Bywaters Producer: Jeremy Mortimer Edith Thompson: Rachel Joyce Freddy Bywaters: Charles Simpson Percy Thompson: Peter Wight Avis Groydon: Theresa Streatfeild Mr Graydon: Norman Bird Mrs Graydon: Gudrun Ure Rose/Wardress: Siriol Jenkins Elsie/Wardress: Joanna Myers Mr Stern: David Learner Henry Curtis-Bennett: Mark Lambert Tlwmas Inskip: Brett Usher Mr Justice Shearman: Jonathan Adams ClerklChaplain: Nicholas Murchie Foreman/Officer: Peter Gunn Prison Governor: Keith Drinkel | ||
| Genome: [r4 Bd=19930227] | Unreasonable Behaviour Faced with a political and sexual scandal, an ambitious local councillor finds his marriage and career on the brink of collapse. Christopher Reason's play won the 1992 Writers' Guild New Play Award, and Siriol Jenkins was awarded the Radio Times Best Newcomer Award. Prison Officers PETER PENRY JONES , GORDON REID Director Marilyn Imrie SEE PREVIEW page 4 | ||
| Genome: [r4 Bd=19930227] | Unknown: Peter Penry Jones Director: Marilyn Imrie Alan McAndrew: Russell Dixon Judy Morrison: Siriol Jenkins Steve Malone: Keith Drinkel Joanne Malone: Gillian Bevan Mary Douglas: Melanie Hudson Joanne's solicitor: Theresa Streatfeild Ruth: Joanna Wake Colin Sanders: Peter Gunn Harry Greenwood: Eric Allan Councillor Curtis: John Church Councillor Hunt: Jonathan Adams Alan's solicitor: David Learner | ||
| Genome: [r4 Bd=19930306] | Free Agent In Danny Schiller 's play, Richard, on holiday in Devon, is forced to stay in a small village. At first, it seems just like an idyllic picture postcard, but Richard's perception of rural life is about to be challenged on every level. Director Sue Wilson | ||
| Genome: [r4 Bd=19930306] | Unknown: Danny Schiller Director: Sue Wilson Richard: Michael Maloney Anna: Louise Jameson Gareth: David Holt Giles: Christopher Scott LindajMrs Chugg: Sunny Ormonde Stan: David King Paul: David Thorpe Bev: Melanie Hudson Vicar/Geoffrey: John Fleming | ||
| Genome: [r4 Bd=19930327] | The Incarceration of Hubert Gray by Shaun Prendergast. In a newly privatised prison of the future, crooked financier Hubert Gray is placed in a cell with the child murderer Davies (played by the author himself). Director Adrian Bean | ||
| Genome: [r4 Bd=19930327] | Unknown: Hubert Gray Unknown: Shaun Prendergast. Director: Adrian Bean Hubert Gray: Nigel Anthony Davies: Shaun Prendergast Chubb: Geraldine Fitzgerald Diamond: Phillp Anthony SkaggS: David Thorpe | ||
| Genome: [r4 Bd=19930403] | In celebration of its 50th anniversary, Saturday Night Theatre - the oldest title in broadcasting for a play series - presents a murder mystery, a form which has proved one of the most popular over the years. The Pale Horse by Agatha Christie. Can death be brought about by remote control? Mark Easterbrooke discovers that witchcraft and black magic can induce a terrifying series of events. with Geraldine Fitzgerald , Teresa Gallagher , Melinda Walker , Matthew Morgan , Melanie Hudson , Diana Payan , Philip Anthony , John Church. Sandra James-Young , Kate Binchy , Keith Drinkel and David Thorpe Dramatised by Michael Bakewell Director Enyd Williams | ||
| Genome: [r4 Bd=19930403] | Unknown: Agatha Christie. Unknown: Mark Easterbrooke Unknown: Geraldine Fitzgerald Unknown: Teresa Gallagher Unknown: Melinda Walker Unknown: Matthew Morgan Unknown: Melanie Hudson Unknown: Diana Payan Unknown: Philip Anthony Unknown: Sandra James-Young Unknown: Kate Binchy Unknown: Keith Drinkel Unknown: David Thorpe Dramatised By: Michael Bakewell Director: Enyd Williams Mark Easterbrooke: Jeremy Clyde Ariadne Oliver: Stephanie Cole Mr Venables: Terence Alexander Thyrza Grey: Mary Wimbush Sybil: Jill Graham Bella: Hilda Schroder Ginger: Federay Holmes Inspector Lejeune: Jonathan Adams Jim Corrigan: Stephen Hodson Rhoda Despard: Jillie Meers Colonel Despard: John Evitts Zachariah Osbome: John Fleming Bradley: John Baddeley | ||
| Genome: [r4 Bd=19930410] | Lent Michael Wilcox 's award-winning stage play in a new radio production. It is set in a boys' prep school during the Easter vacation of 1956. Producer Marilyn Imrie | ||
| Genome: [r4 Bd=19930410] | Unknown: Michael Wilcox Producer: Marilyn Imrie Mrs Blake: Stephanie Cole Mrs Edwards: Mollie Sugden Mr Edwards: Geoffrey Palmer Mr Maitland: Ronald Herdman Young Paul: Ben Holden | ||
| Genome: [r4 Bd=19930417] | Meeting Bea starsand , in Eric Pringle 's new play. In 1927, children's author Beatrix Potter was living the life of a recluse as Mrs Beatrix Heelis. The arrival at her Lake District home of an American publisher and an admiring Lancashire mill girl bring back painful memories of an appalling childhood and youth. Director Adrian Bean | ||
| Genome: [r4 Bd=19930417] | Unknown: Eric Pringle Unknown: Beatrix Potter Unknown: Beatrix Heelis. Director: Adrian Bean Beatrix Potter: Stephanie Cole her husband William: Clive Swift Alexander McKay: Ed Bishop Sally Worboys: Caroline Strong Mrs Potter: Irene Sutcliffe Norman Wame: John Church Young Beatrix: Federay Holmes Bertram: James Telfer Shopkeeper: Jill Graham Tom Storey: Lloyd Johnston Matson: Jonathan Adams Woman: Melanie Hudson Lanecashire Girl: Melanie Hudson Joseph: John Webb | ||
| Genome: [r4 Bd=19930424] | Knox Bay by Elspeth Sandys. Jenny is only 12 but that doesn't stop her thinking about sex and love, though she doesn't yet know the difference between them. The arrival of a new teacher in the close-knit community of Knox Bay opens her eyes, but it also splits the place apart. With Ben Fraser , Aisa Fraser , Colin Louisson , Kate Louisson , Dominic Letts and Diana Payan Pianist Michael Haslam Director Jane Morgan | ||
| Genome: [r4 Bd=19930424] | Unknown: Knox Bay Unknown: Elspeth Sandys. Unknown: Ben Fraser Unknown: Aisa Fraser Unknown: Colin Louisson Unknown: Kate Louisson Unknown: Dominic Letts Pianist: Diana Payan Pianist: Michael Haslam Director: Jane Morgan Tom Matheson: Michael McGrath Jennie Anderson: Federay Holmes Kath Anderson: Barbara Ewing Ron Anderson: David Brocklehurst Coin Anderson: Scott Ransome Mary Begg: Susannah Corbett Digger Begg: John Turnbull Vin Begg: Phillipa Dann Rex Ballantyne: Kate Binchy Minnie Verity: Jill Graham Pat Mullins: William Brandt Possum: Alan Rowe Albert Kingi: Matthew Sim Kevin Bickerstaff: John Webb Lily Wedderspoon: Jillie Meers Harry Anderson: John Forgeham | ||
| Genome: [r4 Bd=19930501] | Crippen by William Ingram , adapted from Emlyn Williams 's book, Dr Crippen Diary. In 1910 Dr Crippen was hanged for the murder of his wife but what really happened on the night she died? Pianist Tim Riley Director Alison Hindell | ||
| Genome: [r4 Bd=19930501] | Unknown: William Ingram Unknown: Emlyn Williams Unknown: Dr Crippen Diary. Pianist: Tim Riley Director: Alison Hindell Crippen: Charles Kay Inspector Dew: Ivor Roberts Ethel: Sue Broomfield Cora: Debora Weston Paul: John Webb Lilian: Pam Hopkins Sergeant: Simon Ludders | ||
| Genome: [r4 Bd=19930508] | Between Two Worlds by William Stanton. A government employee, imprisoned for leaking a secret document to the press, celebrates her freedom with a trip to the Caribbean. She has gone there to write a book about her experience and to find peace and solitude, but her stay brings danger and excitement, as she finds herself plunged into events beyond her control. With Director Cherry Cookson | ||
| Genome: [r4 Bd=19930508] | Unknown: William Stanton. Director: Cherry Cookson Miranda: Geraldine James Kennedy: Norman Rodway Maurice: Patterson Joseph Charles: Michael Cochrane Mrs Johnson: Isabelle Lucas Interrogator: John Evitts Sergeant White: Clarence Smith Mrs Blackham: Jill Graham Lettuce: Jillie Meers Carmen: Sandra James-Young Marine: David Holt | ||
| Genome: [r4 Bd=19930515] | Seven Foot with a Wooden Leg by Peter King. This revealing and frequently humorous look at the life of a young man growing up in Cardiff in 1959 is adapted from a semi-autobiographical novel by the late author, who was also a radio drama producer. Dramatised by Gerry Jones Director Martin Jenkins | ||
| Genome: [r4 Bd=19930515] | Unknown: Peter King. Dramatised By: Gerry Jones Director: Martin Jenkins David: Matthew Morgan Trent: Gerald James Claire: Emma Fielding Jill: Siriol Jenkins Christine: Rachel Atkins David's Mam: Elizabeth Morgan David's Dad: Richard Dames Wendy: Geraldine Fitzgerald Ted: Julian Rhind-Tutt Vicky: Ruth Jones Grant: John Baddeley Mr Roderick: Keith Drinkel | ||
| Genome: [r4 Bd=19930522] | Amarok by Peter Francis Browne. Set in the early 18th century, the story of Amarok, an Eskimo, who was discovered drifting in his kayak off the north-east coast of Scotland. Some days later he died of a common cold. But what if he had survived? Director Shaun MacLoughlin | ||
| Genome: [r4 Bd=19930522] | Unknown: Peter Francis Browne. Director: Shaun MacLoughlin Amarok: Bill Wallis Fraser: Iain Cuthbertson Margot: Juliet Prew Henry: David Bannerman Siko: Ingrid Wiseman Mrs Cotterill: Phyllida Nash Croker: Bob Docherty Roberts: John Church McGUl: James Telfer | ||
| Genome: [r4 Bd=19930529] | Victory with Ian Holm and Nathaniel Parker. Guy Meredith 's play is set in postwar Germany where Langley, a young English officer, has been posted to organise the coal industry in a remote area. Before the war Erdmann, who is in charge of the mine, was a distinguished scientist. It becomes apparent that Langley's mission is actually more to do with Erdmann's past than his present. with Julian Rhind Tutt Director Cherry Cookson | ||
| Genome: [r4 Bd=19930529] | Unknown: Ian Holm Unknown: Nathaniel Parker. Unknown: Guy Meredith Unknown: Julian Rhind Tutt Director: Cherry Cookson Erdmann: Ian Holm Langley: Nathaniel Parker Quinn: Kenneth Cranham Use: Susie Brann | ||
| Genome: [r4 Bd=19931211] | Merlin and Arthur on the Way to Glastonbury from Deptford High Street (Not Forgetting Whatserface) Nigel Baldwin 's rumbustious comedy is a reworking of the famous legend. Merlin's magic has been a little less efficacious than he would have liked. As far as he can tell, Arthur is stuck in Deptford in the 20th century and Merlin needs him back in the Dark Ages to save the world. Director Richard Wortley | ||
| Genome: [r4 Bd=19931211] | Unknown: Nigel Baldwin Director: Richard Wortley Merlin: Nicholas Le Prevost Tony: Dexter Fletcher Fayma: Lesley Sharpe Geoff: Christopher Godwin Arthur: Neville Jason Ragnel: Tina Gray Mick: Paul Panting Evelyn: Vivienne Rochester Trish: Frances Jeater | ||
| GENOME: [R4 BD=19930102] | The Night of Wenceslas In Lionel Davidson 's Golden Dagger award-winning thriller of 1960, young Nicolas Whistler becomes unwittingly involved in a dangerous spying mission to Prague. Dramatised by Frederick Bradnum Director Matthew Walters. 0 DRAMA: page 4 | ||
| GENOME: [R4 BD=19930102] | Unknown: Lionel Davidson Unknown: Nicolas Whistler Dramatised By: Frederick Bradnum Director: Matthew Walters. Nicolas: Rupert Graves Old Nicolas: John Horsley Vlasta: Joanna Kanska Vowells: Jonathan Adams Pavelka: Sandor Eles Galushka: Steve Hodson Nimck Roddinghead: John Webb Maura: Teresa McElroy Mrs Nolan, Maminka: Linda Polan Josef: Philip Anthony Imre: John Church 1st Agent: Matthew Morgan 2nd Agent: Keith Drinkel Paula: Federay Holmes | ||
| GENOME: [R4 BD=19930109] | The Seven Per Cent Solution Continuing the series of Gold and Silver Dagger Award-winners, a dramatisation of Nicholas Meyer 's irreverent hommage to the Great Detective. Starring Simon Callow as Sherlock Holmes , Ian Hogg as Dr Watson and Karl Johnson as Sigmund Freud. The riddle of Holmes's disappearance at the Reichenbach Falls is solved, and the real reason for Professor Moriarty's power is revealed. With David Bannerman , Kate Binchy , Federay Holmes , Jillie Meers and David Sinclair Dramatised by Denny Martin Flinn Music: David Chiltern and Nicholas Russell-Pavier Violin played by Steve Bentley Director Jane Morgan. Stereo | ||
| GENOME: [R4 BD=19930109] | Unknown: Nicholas Meyer Unknown: Simon Callow Unknown: Sherlock Holmes Unknown: Ian Hogg Unknown: Karl Johnson Unknown: Sigmund Freud. Unknown: David Bannerman Unknown: Kate Binchy Unknown: Federay Holmes Unknown: Jillie Meers Unknown: David Sinclair Dramatised By: Denny Martin Flinn Music: David Chiltern Violin: Nicholas Russell-Pavier Played By: Steve Bentley Director: Jane Morgan. Professor Moriarty: David King Mycroft Holmes: Philip Voss Baron von Leinsdorf: Matthew Morgan Nancy Osborn Slater: Melinda Walker Baroness von Leinsdorf: Geraldine Fitzgerald Hugo von Hofmamistlwl: Wolf Kahler | ||
| GENOME: [R4 BD=19930116] | Gun before Butter The last of three dramatisations of Gold and Silver Dagger Award-winning novels. Nicolas Freeling 's story tells of a body, an abandoned Mercedes coupe and the daughter of a dead conductor. Inspector Van der Valk is not sure what he is investigating. Adapted and directed by Philip Martin Stereo | ||
| GENOME: [R4 BD=19930116] | Unknown: Nicolas Freeling Unknown: Van Der Valk Directed By: Philip Martin Van der Valk: Ian Hogg Lucienne: Sophie Thompson Samson: Geoff Serle Stam: Roger Hume Solange: Kathryn Hurlbutt Arlette: Sunny Ormande Hart: David Vann Bernard: Alan Devereux Royaard: David Frederickson Rustenberg: David Curnow Markiewics: Paul Webster Westdijk: Simon Carter Vogel: Dominic Taylor | ||
| GENOME: [R4 BD=19930123] | Anzacs over England Gloucestershire 1918 - two worlds meet as Australian airmen arrive to train as pilots. David Goodland 's play was staged at the Swan Theatre, Worcester, last summer and is performed for radio by the original cast. Music arranged and played by the cast Director Pat Trueman. Stereo | ||
| GENOME: [R4 BD=19930123] | Unknown: David Goodland Director: Pat Trueman. Annie Pope: Miranda Pleasence 2nd Lieut Jeff Rylands: Richard S Huggett Ernie Pope: Ben Fox 2nd Air Mechanic Vic Walsh: Jaime Robertson Frank Pope: Owen John O'Mahoney Lily Pope: Vivienne Moore Colonel Toby Watt: Stu Cochrane Captain Les Driscol: Campbell Graham Darcy Jones: Richard Hague Ivor Pope: Andrew Rattenbury | ||
| GENOME: [R4 BD=19930130] | The Black Birds of St Giles by Robert Birmingham. Tobias is taken by slave traders from his village in Africa and brought to London to be a page boy to a wealthy English family. Petted, pampered and educated as a child, his life begins to change as he becomes a man. Director Anne Edyvean. Stereo | ||
| GENOME: [R4 BD=19930130] | Director: Anne Edyvean. Tobiasa Boy: Ben Wynter Tobias a Man: Akim Mogaji Mr Scofietd: John Fleming Mrs Scofield: Melinda Walker Queeme: Jillie Meers Amelia as a Girl: Annatt Bass a WomanAmelia: Sandra James Young Captain Roper: Keith Drinkel Mark Ali: Colin McFarlane Bella: Susan Aderin Howard: John Webb Joiejoe: Clarence Smith Trim: Malcolm Frederick Baj: David Harewood Alison: Federay Holmes | ||
| GENOME: [R4 BD=19930206] | Crossed Lines by David Halliwell. Abwin, desperate to clear debts to the tune of L88,000, finds himself talking to a woman on a crossed line. She has heard his story and would like to help out. Of course Abwin will meet her - he has nothing to lose. Director Philip Martin. Stereo | ||
| GENOME: [R4 BD=19930206] | Unknown: David Halliwell. Director: Philip Martin. Abwin: Ian Hogg Zadia: Claire Faulconbridge Jackman: Graham Padden Keal: Terry Molloy Edie: Kathryn Hurlbutt Bailey: David Vann Mr Dabbs: Simon Carter Mrs Dabbs: Joyce Gibbs Yatta: Gillian Goodman Prison Officers: David Halliwell | ||
| GENOME: [R4 BD=19930213] | You Choose by Jonathan Myerson. Encountering an old flame on the Tube, Zoe's comfortable life begins to disintegrate as Simon's dark vision starts to dominate her world. Music: David Chiltern and Nick Russell-Pavier Director Jonathan Myerson. Stereo | ||
| GENOME: [R4 BD=19930213] | Unknown: Jonathan Myerson. Music: David Chiltern Music: Nick Russell-Pavier Director: Jonathan Myerson. Zoe: Amanda Root Simon: Nathaniel Parker Greg: Jonathan Cullen Stella: Geraldine Fitzgerald Nick: Nicholas Hutchison Jenny: Federay Holmes Lord Harry: Jonathan Adams Paul: David Holt Emma: Sandra James Young Sales Assistant: Matthew Morgan Security Guard: Keith Drinkel | ||
| GENOME: [R4 BD=19930220] | Darling Peidi by Shelagh Stepenson. The true story of Edith Thompson , who, with Freddy Bywaters , was charged with the murder of her husband Percy in October 1922. Producer Jeremy Mortimer | ||
| GENOME: [R4 BD=19930220] | Unknown: Shelagh Stepenson. Unknown: Edith Thompson Unknown: Freddy Bywaters Producer: Jeremy Mortimer Edith Thompson: Rachel Joyce Freddy Bywaters: Charles Simpson Percy Thompson: Peter Wight Avis Groydon: Theresa Streatfeild Mr Graydon: Norman Bird Mrs Graydon: Gudrun Ure Rose/Wardress: Siriol Jenkins Elsie/Wardress: Joanna Myers Mr Stern: David Learner Henry Curtis-Bennett: Mark Lambert Tlwmas Inskip: Brett Usher Mr Justice Shearman: Jonathan Adams ClerklChaplain: Nicholas Murchie Foreman/Officer: Peter Gunn Prison Governor: Keith Drinkel | ||
| GENOME: [R4 BD=19930227] | Unreasonable Behaviour Faced with a political and sexual scandal, an ambitious local councillor finds his marriage and career on the brink of collapse. Christopher Reason's play won the 1992 Writers' Guild New Play Award, and Siriol Jenkins was awarded the Radio Times Best Newcomer Award. Prison Officers ..PETER PENRY JONES , GORDON REID Director Marilyn Imrie SEE PREVIEW page 4 | ||
| GENOME: [R4 BD=19930227] | Unknown: Peter Penry Jones Director: Marilyn Imrie Alan McAndrew: Russell Dixon Judy Morrison: Siriol Jenkins Steve Malone: Keith Drinkel Joanne Malone: Gillian Bevan Mary Douglas: Melanie Hudson Joanne's solicitor: Theresa Streatfeild Ruth: Joanna Wake Colin Sanders: Peter Gunn Harry Greenwood: Eric Allan Councillor Curtis: John Church Councillor Hunt: Jonathan Adams Alan's solicitor: David Learner | ||
| GENOME: [R4 BD=19930306] | Free Agent In Danny Schiller 's play, Richard, on holiday in Devon, is forced to stay in a small village. At first, it seems just like an idyllic picture postcard, but Richard's perception of rural life is about to be challenged on every level. Director Sue Wilson | ||
| GENOME: [R4 BD=19930306] | Unknown: Danny Schiller Director: Sue Wilson Richard: Michael Maloney Anna: Louise Jameson Gareth: David Holt Giles: Christopher Scott LindajMrs Chugg: Sunny Ormonde Stan: David King Paul: David Thorpe Bev: Melanie Hudson Vicar/Geoffrey: John Fleming | ||
| GENOME: [R4 BD=19930327] | The Incarceration of Hubert Gray by Shaun Prendergast. In a newly privatised prison of the future, crooked financier Hubert Gray is placed in a cell with the child murderer Davies (played by the author himself). Director Adrian Bean | ||
| GENOME: [R4 BD=19930327] | Unknown: Hubert Gray Unknown: Shaun Prendergast. Unknown: Hubert Gray Director: Adrian Bean Hubert Gray: Nigel Anthony Davies: Shaun Prendergast Chubb: Geraldine Fitzgerald Diamond: Phillp Anthony SkaggS: David Thorpe | ||
| GENOME: [R4 BD=19930403] | In celebration of its 50th anniversary, Saturday Night Theatre - the oldest title in broadcasting for a play series - presents a murder mystery, a form which has proved one of the most popular over the years. The Pale Horse by Agatha Christie. Can death be brought about by remote control? Mark Easterbrooke discovers that witchcraft and black magic can induce a terrifying series of events. with Geraldine Fitzgerald , Teresa Gallagher , Melinda Walker , Matthew Morgan , Melanie Hudson , Diana Payan , Philip Anthony , John Church. Sandra James-Young , Kate Binchy , Keith Drinkel and David Thorpe Dramatised by Michael Bakewell Director Enyd Williams | ||
| GENOME: [R4 BD=19930403] | Unknown: Agatha Christie. Unknown: Mark Easterbrooke Unknown: Geraldine Fitzgerald Unknown: Teresa Gallagher Unknown: Melinda Walker Unknown: Matthew Morgan Unknown: Melanie Hudson Unknown: Diana Payan Unknown: Philip Anthony Unknown: Sandra James-Young Unknown: Kate Binchy Unknown: Keith Drinkel Unknown: David Thorpe Dramatised By: Michael Bakewell Director: Enyd Williams Mark Easterbrooke: Jeremy Clyde Ariadne Oliver: Stephanie Cole Mr Venables: Terence Alexander Thyrza Grey: Mary Wimbush Sybil: Jill Graham Bella: Hilda Schroder Ginger: Federay Holmes Inspector Lejeune: Jonathan Adams Jim Corrigan: Stephen Hodson Rhoda Despard: Jillie Meers Colonel Despard: John Evitts Zachariah Osbome: John Fleming Bradley: John Baddeley | ||
| GENOME: [R4 BD=19930410] | Lent Michael Wilcox 's award-winning stage play in a new radio production. It is set in a boys' prep school during the Easter vacation of 1956. Producer Marilyn Imrie | ||
| GENOME: [R4 BD=19930410] | Unknown: Michael Wilcox Producer: Marilyn Imrie Mrs Blake: Stephanie Cole Mrs Edwards: Mollie Sugden Mr Edwards: Geoffrey Palmer Mr Maitland: Ronald Herdman Young Paul: Ben Holden | ||
| GENOME: [R4 BD=19930417] | Meeting Bea starsand , in Eric Pringle 's new play. In 1927, children's author Beatrix Potter was living the life of a recluse as Mrs Beatrix Heelis. The arrival at her Lake District home of an American publisher and an admiring Lancashire mill girl bring back painful memories of an appalling childhood and youth. Director Adrian Bean | ||
| GENOME: [R4 BD=19930417] | Unknown: Eric Pringle Unknown: Beatrix Potter Unknown: Beatrix Heelis. Director: Adrian Bean Beatrix Potter: Stephanie Cole her husband William: Clive Swift Alexander McKay: Ed Bishop Sally Worboys: Caroline Strong Mrs Potter: Irene Sutcliffe Norman Wame: John Church Young Beatrix: Federay Holmes Bertram: James Telfer Shopkeeper: Jill Graham Tom Storey: Lloyd Johnston Matson: Jonathan Adams Woman: Melanie Hudson Lanecashire Girl: Melanie Hudson Joseph: John Webb | ||
| GENOME: [R4 BD=19930424] | Knox Bay by Elspeth Sandys. Jenny is only 12 but that doesn't stop her thinking about sex and love, though she doesn't yet know the difference between them. The arrival of a new teacher in the close-knit community of Knox Bay opens her eyes, but it also splits the place apart. With Ben Fraser , Aisa Fraser , Colin Louisson , Kate Louisson , Dominic Letts and Diana Payan Pianist Michael Haslam Director Jane Morgan | ||
| GENOME: [R4 BD=19930424] | Unknown: Knox Bay Unknown: Elspeth Sandys. Unknown: Knox Bay Unknown: Ben Fraser Unknown: Aisa Fraser Unknown: Colin Louisson Unknown: Kate Louisson Unknown: Dominic Letts Pianist: Diana Payan Pianist: Michael Haslam Director: Jane Morgan Tom Matheson: Michael McGrath Jennie Anderson: Federay Holmes Kath Anderson: Barbara Ewing Ron Anderson: David Brocklehurst Coin Anderson: Scott Ransome Mary Begg: Susannah Corbett Digger Begg: John Turnbull Vin Begg: Phillipa Dann Rex Ballantyne: Kate Binchy Minnie Verity: Jill Graham Pat Mullins: William Brandt Possum: Alan Rowe Albert Kingi: Matthew Sim Kevin Bickerstaff: John Webb Lily Wedderspoon: Jillie Meers Harry Anderson: John Forgeham | ||
| GENOME: [R4 BD=19930501] | Crippen by William Ingram , adapted from Emlyn Williams 's book, Dr Crippen Diary. In 1910 Dr Crippen was hanged for the murder of his wife but what really happened on the night she died? Pianist Tim Riley Director Alison Hindell | ||
| GENOME: [R4 BD=19930501] | Unknown: William Ingram Unknown: Emlyn Williams Unknown: Dr Crippen Diary. Pianist: Tim Riley Director: Alison Hindell Crippen: Charles Kay Inspector Dew: Ivor Roberts Ethel: Sue Broomfield Cora: Debora Weston Paul: John Webb Lilian: Pam Hopkins Sergeant: Simon Ludders | ||
| GENOME: [R4 BD=19930508] | Between Two Worlds by William Stanton. A government employee, imprisoned for leaking a secret document to the press, celebrates her freedom with a trip to the Caribbean. She has gone there to write a book about her experience and to find peace and solitude, but her stay brings danger and excitement, as she finds herself plunged into events beyond her control. With Director Cherry Cookson | ||
| GENOME: [R4 BD=19930508] | Unknown: William Stanton. Director: Cherry Cookson Miranda: Geraldine James Kennedy: Norman Rodway Maurice: Patterson Joseph Charles: Michael Cochrane Mrs Johnson: Isabelle Lucas Interrogator: John Evitts Sergeant White: Clarence Smith Mrs Blackham: Jill Graham Lettuce: Jillie Meers Carmen: Sandra James-Young Marine: David Holt | ||
| GENOME: [R4 BD=19930515] | Seven Foot with a Wooden Leg by Peter King. This revealing and frequently humorous look at the life of a young man growing up in Cardiff in 1959 is adapted from a semi-autobiographical novel by the late author, who was also a radio drama producer. Dramatised by Gerry Jones Director Martin Jenkins | ||
| GENOME: [R4 BD=19930515] | Unknown: Peter King. Dramatised By: Gerry Jones Director: Martin Jenkins David: Matthew Morgan Trent: Gerald James Claire: Emma Fielding Jill: Siriol Jenkins Christine: Rachel Atkins David's Mam: Elizabeth Morgan David's Dad: Richard Dames Wendy: Geraldine Fitzgerald Ted: Julian Rhind-Tutt Vicky: Ruth Jones Grant: John Baddeley Mr Roderick: Keith Drinkel | ||
| GENOME: [R4 BD=19930522] | Amarok by Peter Francis Browne. Set in the early 18th century, the story of Amarok, an Eskimo, who was discovered drifting in his kayak off the north-east coast of Scotland. Some days later he died of a common cold. But what if he had survived? Director Shaun MacLoughlin | ||
| GENOME: [R4 BD=19930522] | Unknown: Peter Francis Browne. Director: Shaun MacLoughlin Amarok: Bill Wallis Fraser: Iain Cuthbertson Margot: Juliet Prew Henry: David Bannerman Siko: Ingrid Wiseman Mrs Cotterill: Phyllida Nash Croker: Bob Docherty Roberts: John Church McGUl: James Telfer | ||
| GENOME: [R4 BD=19930529] | Victory with Ian Holm and Nathaniel Parker. Guy Meredith 's play is set in postwar Germany where Langley, a young English officer, has been posted to organise the coal industry in a remote area. Before the war Erdmann, who is in charge of the mine, was a distinguished scientist. It becomes apparent that Langley's mission is actually more to do with Erdmann's past than his present. with Julian Rhind Tutt Director Cherry Cookson | ||
| GENOME: [R4 BD=19930529] | Unknown: Ian Holm Unknown: Nathaniel Parker. Unknown: Guy Meredith Unknown: Julian Rhind Tutt Director: Cherry Cookson Erdmann: Ian Holm Langley: Nathaniel Parker Quinn: Kenneth Cranham Use: Susie Brann | ||
| GENOME: [R4 BD=19931211] | Merlin and Arthur on the Way to Glastonbury from Deptford High Street (Not Forgetting Whatserface) Nigel Baldwin 's rumbustious comedy is a reworking of the famous legend. Merlin's magic has been a little less efficacious than he would have liked. As far as he can tell, Arthur is stuck in Deptford in the 20th century and Merlin needs him back in the Dark Ages to save the world. Director Richard Wortley | ||
| GENOME: [R4 BD=19931211] | Unknown: Nigel Baldwin Director: Richard Wortley Merlin: Nicholas Le Prevost Tony: Dexter Fletcher Fayma: Lesley Sharpe Geoff: Christopher Godwin Arthur: Neville Jason Ragnel: Tina Gray Mick: Paul Panting Evelyn: Vivienne Rochester Trish: Frances Jeater | ||
| Programme Catalogue - Details: A Craving For Gold | 19900811 | BBC Programme Number: 88DA4660 Recorded on 1990-06-11 Producer: G. JONES Next in series: MORTAL TERM Previous in series: THE PETITION See more SATURDAY NIGHT THEATRE programmes (154) Description Attempting to escape a personal tragedy, Detective Eddie Manson runs headlong into his family past and meets a threat to his own life. Written by John NAISMITH and produced by Gerry JONES. Subject Categories drama programmes (genre) Broadcast history 11 Aug 1990 19:45-21:15 (RADIO 4) 13 Aug 1990 15:02-16:30 (RADIO 4) Contributors Martin Jarvis (Actor) Sean Barrett (Actor) John Hollis (Actor) Jane Whittenshaw (Actor) Geoffrey Matthews (Actor) Cyril Shaps (Actor) Danny Schiller (Actor) Michael Kilgarriff (Actor) Fraser Kerr (Actor) Simon Treves (Actor) Vincent Brimble (Actor) Penelope Lee (Actor) John Naismith (Author) Gerry Jones (Producer) | |
| Programme Catalogue - Details: A Craving For Gold | 19900813 | BBC Programme Number: 88DA4660 First broadcast on 1990-08-11 Recorded on 1990-06-11 Producer: G. JONES Next in series: MORTAL TERM Previous in series: THE PETITION See more SATURDAY NIGHT THEATRE programmes (154) Description Attempting to escape a personal tragedy, Detective Eddie Manson runs headlong into his family past and meets a threat to his own life. Written by John NAISMITH and produced by Gerry JONES. Subject Categories drama programmes (genre) Broadcast history 11 Aug 1990 19:45-21:15 (RADIO 4) 13 Aug 1990 15:02-16:30 (RADIO 4) Contributors Martin Jarvis (Actor) Sean Barrett (Actor) John Hollis (Actor) Jane Whittenshaw (Actor) Geoffrey Matthews (Actor) Cyril Shaps (Actor) Danny Schiller (Actor) Michael Kilgarriff (Actor) Fraser Kerr (Actor) Simon Treves (Actor) Vincent Brimble (Actor) Penelope Lee (Actor) John Naismith (Author) Gerry Jones (Producer) | |
| Programme Catalogue - Details: A Walk Across The Green | 19900407 | BBC Programme Number: 89DA6010 Recorded on 1990-02-05 Producer: MACLOUGHLIN, S Next in series: PLATO NOT NATO Previous in series: THE KORVACK CONSPIRACY See more SATURDAY NIGHT THEATRE programmes (154) Description By Colin Haydn EVANS. One of the most famous unsolved murder mysteries was that of Justice Godfrey during the reign of Charles II. Godfrey was a protes- tant of republican sympathies and it seemed natural to blame the Catholics... Subject Categories historical drama programmes (genre) Broadcast history 07 Apr 1990 19:45-21:15 (RADIO 4) 09 Apr 1990 15:02-16:30 (RADIO 4) Contributors Bill Wallis (Actor) Steve Hodson (Actor) Anthony Jackson (Actor) John Moffatt (Actor) William Eedle (Actor) John Bull (Actor) Christopher Good (Actor) Vincent Brimble (Actor) Cornelius Garrett (Actor) Peter Copley (Actor) Janet Dale (Actor) Marcia King (Actor) Eric Allen (Actor) Norman Eshley (Actor) Kate Evans (Actor) Colin Evans (Author) Shaun Macloughlin (Producer) | |
| Programme Catalogue - Details: A Walk Across The Green | 19900409 | BBC Programme Number: 89DA6010 First broadcast on 1990-04-07 Recorded on 1990-02-05 Producer: MACLOUGHLIN, S Next in series: PLATO NOT NATO Previous in series: THE KORVACK CONSPIRACY See more SATURDAY NIGHT THEATRE programmes (154) Description By Colin Haydn EVANS. One of the most famous unsolved murder mysteries was that of Justice Godfrey during the reign of Charles II. Godfrey was a protes- tant of republican sympathies and it seemed natural to blame the Catholics... Subject Categories historical drama programmes (genre) Broadcast history 07 Apr 1990 19:45-21:15 (RADIO 4) 09 Apr 1990 15:02-16:30 (RADIO 4) Contributors Bill Wallis (Actor) Steve Hodson (Actor) Anthony Jackson (Actor) John Moffatt (Actor) William Eedle (Actor) John Bull (Actor) Christopher Good (Actor) Vincent Brimble (Actor) Cornelius Garrett (Actor) Peter Copley (Actor) Janet Dale (Actor) Marcia King (Actor) Eric Allen (Actor) Norman Eshley (Actor) Kate Evans (Actor) Colin Evans (Author) Shaun Macloughlin (Producer) | |
| Programme Catalogue - Details: Alpha Male | 19900616 | BBC Programme Number: 89DA6425 Recorded on 1990-03-30 Producer: M. FOX Next in series: MY DAD'S A NERO Previous in series: NIGHT FALLS ON THE CITY See more SATURDAY NIGHT THEATRE programmes (154) Description Brash American zoologist Tad Tucker disturbs the peace of a chimpanzee res- earch station in Africa. Deception, jealousy and murder are the ingredients for a movie-style thriller. Subject Categories thrillers (drama) (genre) Broadcast history 16 Jun 1990 19:45-21:15 (RADIO 4) 18 Jun 1990 15:02-16:30 (RADIO 4) Contributors Iain Cuthbertson (Actor) Daphne Oxenford (Actor) Michael Feast (Actor) Susan Tracy (Actor) Victoria Finney (Actor) Michael Boone (Actor) John Capps (Actor) Christopher Hedgethorne (Author) Michael Fox (Producer) | |
| Programme Catalogue - Details: Alpha Male | 19900618 | BBC Programme Number: 89DA6425 First broadcast on 1990-06-16 Recorded on 1990-03-30 Producer: M. FOX Next in series: MY DAD'S A NERO Previous in series: NIGHT FALLS ON THE CITY See more SATURDAY NIGHT THEATRE programmes (154) Description Brash American zoologist Tad Tucker disturbs the peace of a chimpanzee res- earch station in Africa. Deception, jealousy and murder are the ingredients for a movie-style thriller. Subject Categories thrillers (drama) (genre) Broadcast history 16 Jun 1990 19:45-21:15 (RADIO 4) 18 Jun 1990 15:02-16:30 (RADIO 4) Contributors Iain Cuthbertson (Actor) Daphne Oxenford (Actor) Michael Feast (Actor) Susan Tracy (Actor) Victoria Finney (Actor) Michael Boone (Actor) John Capps (Actor) Christopher Hedgethorne (Author) Michael Fox (Producer) | |
| Programme Catalogue - Details: Badger By Owl Light | 19900512 | BBC Programme Number: 90DA0008 Recorded on 1990-03-15 Producer: CONN, S Next in series: SOUTH BY SOUTH EAST Previous in series: THE LITTLE FATHER See more SATURDAY NIGHT THEATRE programmes (154) Description By Edward BOYD. 'I'll go hunt the badger by owl-light; 'tis a deed of darkness...'. Subject Categories drama programmes (genre) Broadcast history 12 May 1990 19:45-21:00 (RADIO 4) Contributors Tony Robinson (Actor) Crawford Logan (Actor) Diana Olsson (Actor) Anne Kristen (Actor) Ian Stewart (Actor) Michael Mackenzie (Actor) Sarah Collier (Actor) James Cairncross (Actor) Edward Judd (Actor) Nicola Ferguson-Smith (Actor) Andrew Mcrobb (Actor) Edward Boyd (Author) Stewart Conn (Producer) | |
| Programme Catalogue - Details: Brummell Abroad | 19900714 | BBC Programme Number: 87DA2577 Recorded on 1990-06-08 Producer: S. FOX Next in series: THE POPE'S BROTHER Previous in series: SPANISH GOLD See more SATURDAY NIGHT THEATRE programmes (154) Description "Clothes make us Monarchs!" - The famous dandy lives out his creed of elegance in poverty-stricken exile in France. Play written by Bernard DA COSTA, translated and adapted by David BUCK, produced by Michael FOX. Subject Categories drama programmes (genre) Broadcast history 14 Jul 1990 19:45-21:15 (RADIO 4) 16 Jul 1990 15:02-16:30 (RADIO 4) Contributors Donald Gee (Actor) Trevor Peacock (Actor) Stephen Garlick (Actor) Auriol Smith (Actor) Sue Broomfield (Actor) Madeline Smith (Actor) Peter Lindford (Actor) Stuart Harrison (actor (act)) (Actor) Bernard Da Costa (Author) | |
| Programme Catalogue - Details: Brummell Abroad | 19900716 | BBC Programme Number: 87DA2577 First broadcast on 1990-07-14 Recorded on 1990-06-08 Producer: S. FOX Next in series: THE POPE'S BROTHER Previous in series: SPANISH GOLD See more SATURDAY NIGHT THEATRE programmes (154) Description "Clothes make us Monarchs!" - The famous dandy lives out his creed of elegance in poverty-stricken exile in France. Play written by Bernard DA COSTA, translated and adapted by David BUCK, produced by Michael FOX. Subject Categories drama programmes (genre) Broadcast history 14 Jul 1990 19:45-21:15 (RADIO 4) 16 Jul 1990 15:02-16:30 (RADIO 4) Contributors Donald Gee (Actor) Trevor Peacock (Actor) Stephen Garlick (Actor) Auriol Smith (Actor) Sue Broomfield (Actor) Madeline Smith (Actor) Peter Lindford (Actor) Stuart Harrison (actor (act)) (Actor) Bernard Da Costa (Author) | |
| Programme Catalogue - Details: Coming From Together | 19900217 | BBC Programme Number: 87DA2912 Recorded on 1989-10-04 Producer: M. FOX Next in series: THE ORGANGRINDERS MONKEY Previous in series: PERSONAL LUGGAGE See more SATURDAY NIGHT THEATRE programmes (154) Description By Dave DICK. When teacher Barry meets former pupil Azi in a casino, Barry's life takes off in a whirl of smuggled gold and forged bank notes. Is this what he always wanted out of life? Subject Categories drama programmes (genre) Broadcast history 17 Feb 1990 19:45-21:00 (RADIO 4) 19 Feb 1990 15:02-16:15 (RADIO 4) Contributors Mohammed Ashiq Ann Rye (Actor) Pearce Quigley (Actor) Amerjit Deu (Actor) Robin Polley (Actor) Judy Brooke (Actor) Pam Buckle (Actor) Dave Dick (Author) Michael Fox (Producer) | |
| Programme Catalogue - Details: Coming From Together | 19900219 | BBC Programme Number: 87DA2912 First broadcast on 1990-02-17 Recorded on 1989-10-04 Producer: M. FOX Next in series: THE ORGANGRINDERS MONKEY Previous in series: PERSONAL LUGGAGE See more SATURDAY NIGHT THEATRE programmes (154) Description By Dave DICK. When teacher Barry meets former pupil Azi in a casino, Barry's life takes off in a whirl of smuggled gold and forged bank notes. Is this what he always wanted out of life? Subject Categories drama programmes (genre) Broadcast history 17 Feb 1990 19:45-21:00 (RADIO 4) 19 Feb 1990 15:02-16:15 (RADIO 4) Contributors Mohammed Ashiq Ann Rye (Actor) Pearce Quigley (Actor) Amerjit Deu (Actor) Robin Polley (Actor) Judy Brooke (Actor) Pam Buckle (Actor) Dave Dick (Author) Michael Fox (Producer) | |
| Programme Catalogue - Details: Marie Lloyd, Queen Of The Halls | 19900825 | BBC Programme Number: 89DA6654 Recorded on 1990-08-07 Producer: J. WHITAKER Next in series: THE ISLAND OF DR. MOREAU Previous in series: MORTAL TERM See more SATURDAY NIGHT THEATRE programmes (154) Description After collapsing on stage one day in 1922 Marie Lloyd lies dying, battered by life, drink and hard work. The star recalls her songs, her audiences, her triumphs and disasters. Written by Steve TRAFFORD, produced by Janet WHITAKER. Subject Categories drama programmes (genre) Broadcast history 25 Aug 1990 19:45-21:15 (RADIO 4) 27 Aug 1990 15:02-16:30 (RADIO 4) 29 Jul 1991 15:02-16:30 (RADIO 4) Contributors Brian Miller (Actor) Timothy Bateson (Actor) Jo Kendall (Actor) James Greene (Actor) Susan Sheridan (Actor) Christopher Good (Actor) Danny Schiller (Actor) Elizabeth Mansfield (Actor) Michael Kilgarriff (Actor) Nigel Carrington (Actor) Ben Onwukwe (Actor) Stephen Garlick (Actor) Jenny Howe (Actor) Mary Allen (Actor) Robert Lister (Actor) Kilian Mckenna (Actor) Sarah Mansfield (Actor) Steve Trafford (adap) Jack Glover (Composer) Stephen Rose (mus) Maurice Cambridge (mus) Noel Langley (mus) Steve Wilks (mus) Roy Babington (mus) Janet Whitaker (Producer) | |
| Programme Catalogue - Details: Marie Lloyd, Queen Of The Halls | 19900827 | BBC Programme Number: 89DA6654 First broadcast on 1990-08-25 Recorded on 1990-08-07 Producer: J. WHITAKER Next in series: THE ISLAND OF DR. MOREAU Previous in series: MORTAL TERM See more SATURDAY NIGHT THEATRE programmes (154) Description After collapsing on stage one day in 1922 Marie Lloyd lies dying, battered by life, drink and hard work. The star recalls her songs, her audiences, her triumphs and disasters. Written by Steve TRAFFORD, produced by Janet WHITAKER. Subject Categories drama programmes (genre) Broadcast history 25 Aug 1990 19:45-21:15 (RADIO 4) 27 Aug 1990 15:02-16:30 (RADIO 4) 29 Jul 1991 15:02-16:30 (RADIO 4) Contributors Brian Miller (Actor) Timothy Bateson (Actor) Jo Kendall (Actor) James Greene (Actor) Susan Sheridan (Actor) Christopher Good (Actor) Danny Schiller (Actor) Elizabeth Mansfield (Actor) Michael Kilgarriff (Actor) Nigel Carrington (Actor) Ben Onwukwe (Actor) Stephen Garlick (Actor) Jenny Howe (Actor) Mary Allen (Actor) Robert Lister (Actor) Kilian Mckenna (Actor) Sarah Mansfield (Actor) Steve Trafford (adap) Jack Glover (Composer) Stephen Rose (mus) Maurice Cambridge (mus) Noel Langley (mus) Steve Wilks (mus) Roy Babington (mus) Janet Whitaker (Producer) | |
| Programme Catalogue - Details: Mortal Term | 19900818 | BBC Programme Number: 88DA4335 Recorded on 1990-07-09 Producer: M. JENKINS Next in series: MARIE LLOYD, QUEEN OF THE HALLS Previous in series: A CRAVING FOR GOLD See more SATURDAY NIGHT THEATRE programmes (154) Description John PENN's Cotswold thriller, where a hitch-hiker is found dead and Det Supt Thorne is called in to investigate. Dramatised by Melville JONES and produced by Martin JENKINS. Subject Categories drama programmes (genre) crime drama programmes (genre) Broadcast history 18 Aug 1990 19:45-21:00 (RADIO 4) 20 Aug 1990 15:02-16:15 (RADIO 4) 08 Mar 1993 14:02-15:30 (RADIO 4) Contributors Stuart Organ (Actor) Jonathan Tafler (Actor) Jane Whittenshaw (Actor) Andrew Branch (Actor) James Greene (Actor) David King (Actor) Elizabeth Mansfield (Actor) John Samson (Actor) Stephen Garlick (Actor) Paul Downing (Actor) Victoria Carling (Actor) Ian Lindsay (Actor) Auriol Smith (Actor) Penelope Lee (Actor) John Castle (Actor) Melville Jones (adap) John Penn (Author) Martin Jenkins (Producer) | |
| Programme Catalogue - Details: Mortal Term | 19900820 | BBC Programme Number: 88DA4335 First broadcast on 1990-08-18 Recorded on 1990-07-09 Producer: M. JENKINS Next in series: MARIE LLOYD, QUEEN OF THE HALLS Previous in series: A CRAVING FOR GOLD See more SATURDAY NIGHT THEATRE programmes (154) Description John PENN's Cotswold thriller, where a hitch-hiker is found dead and Det Supt Thorne is called in to investigate. Dramatised by Melville JONES and produced by Martin JENKINS. Subject Categories drama programmes (genre) crime drama programmes (genre) Broadcast history 18 Aug 1990 19:45-21:00 (RADIO 4) 20 Aug 1990 15:02-16:15 (RADIO 4) 08 Mar 1993 14:02-15:30 (RADIO 4) Contributors Stuart Organ (Actor) Jonathan Tafler (Actor) Jane Whittenshaw (Actor) Andrew Branch (Actor) James Greene (Actor) David King (Actor) Elizabeth Mansfield (Actor) John Samson (Actor) Stephen Garlick (Actor) Paul Downing (Actor) Victoria Carling (Actor) Ian Lindsay (Actor) Auriol Smith (Actor) Penelope Lee (Actor) John Castle (Actor) Melville Jones (adap) John Penn (Author) Martin Jenkins (Producer) | |
| Programme Catalogue - Details: Murder On The Links | 19900915 | BBC Programme Number: 88DA5292 Recorded on 1989-06-21 Producer: E. WILLIAMS Next in series: THE NIGHTLORDS Previous in series: THE ISLAND OF DR. MOREAU See more SATURDAY NIGHT THEATRE programmes (154) Description Hercule Poirot is summoned to France, but on arrival he discovers that his client is dead.... Written by Agatha CHRISTE, dramatised by Michael BAKEWELL and produced by Enyd WILLIAMS. With John MOFFATT as Hercule Poirot. Subject Categories drama programmes (genre) crime drama programmes (genre) Broadcast history 15 Sep 1990 19:45-21:15 (RADIO 4) 08 Jul 1991 15:02-16:30 (RADIO 4) Contributors Geoffrey Whitehead (Actor) Brian Miller (Actor) John Moffatt (Actor) Stephen Tompkinson (Actor) David King (Actor) Danny Schiller (Actor) Joan Matheson (Actor) Vincent Brimble (Actor) Jeremy Clyde (Actor) Joanna Mackie (Actor) Ken Cumberlidge (Actor) Barbara Atkinson (Actor) Madeline Smith (Actor) Petra Davies (Actor) Francesca Buller (Actor) Michael Bakewell (adap) Agatha Christie (Author) Enyd Williams (Producer) | |
| Programme Catalogue - Details: My Dad's A Nero | 19900623 | BBC Programme Number: 89DA6240 Recorded on 1990-04-11 Producer: A. CLIFF Next in series: NOSEY Previous in series: ALPHA MALE See more SATURDAY NIGHT THEATRE programmes (154) Description Gran Jackson is a monster and she's turning her grandson into one. But then his father's Mentioned in Despatches and everything changes. Subject Categories drama programmes (genre) Broadcast history 23 Jun 1990 19:45-21:15 (RADIO 4) 25 Jun 1990 15:02-16:30 (RADIO 4) Contributors Judy Bennett (Actor) Elizabeth Proud (Actor) Ann Rye (Actor) Judith Barker (Actor) Malcolm Hebden (Actor) Jane Hollowood (Actor) Neville Barber (Actor) Derek Howard (Actor) Julie Corrigan (Actor) Christopher Denys (Author) Tony Cliff (Producer) | |
| Programme Catalogue - Details: My Dad's A Nero | 19900625 | BBC Programme Number: 89DA6240 First broadcast on 1990-06-23 Recorded on 1990-04-11 Producer: A. CLIFF Next in series: NOSEY Previous in series: ALPHA MALE See more SATURDAY NIGHT THEATRE programmes (154) Description Gran Jackson is a monster and she's turning her grandson into one. But then his father's Mentioned in Despatches and everything changes. Subject Categories drama programmes (genre) Broadcast history 23 Jun 1990 19:45-21:15 (RADIO 4) 25 Jun 1990 15:02-16:30 (RADIO 4) Contributors Judy Bennett (Actor) Elizabeth Proud (Actor) Ann Rye (Actor) Judith Barker (Actor) Malcolm Hebden (Actor) Jane Hollowood (Actor) Neville Barber (Actor) Derek Howard (Actor) Julie Corrigan (Actor) Christopher Denys (Author) Tony Cliff (Producer) | |
| Programme Catalogue - Details: Night Falls On The City | 19900609 | BBC Programme Number: 87DA2290 Recorded on 1990-04-19 Producer: J. MORGAN Next in series: ALPHA MALE Previous in series: THE EAGLE HAS LANDED See more SATURDAY NIGHT THEATRE programmes (154) Description By Sarah GAINHAM. Julia Homburg was the leading actress in Vienna and regard- ed by the Nazis as an artistic asset to the state. It was inconvenient that she was married to a Jew who was a socialist... Subject Categories drama programmes (genre) Broadcast history 09 Jun 1990 19:45-21:15 (RADIO 4) 11 Jun 1990 15:02-16:30 (RADIO 4) Contributors Brian Miller (Actor) Hugh Dickson (Actor) Jane Whittenshaw (Actor) John Rye (Actor) David King (Actor) Shirley Dixon (Actor) Michael Cox (Actor) Danny Schiller (Actor) Simon Treves (Actor) Struan Rodger (Actor) Mary Allen (Actor) Danielle Allan (Actor) Nicholas Gilbrook (Actor) Rhoda Lewis (Actor) Jennifer Hilary (Actor) Jan Newling (Actor) Christopher Barritt (Actor) Roderick Graham (adap) Sarah Gainham (Author) Jane Morgan (Producer) | |
| Programme Catalogue - Details: Night Falls On The City | 19900611 | BBC Programme Number: 87DA2290 First broadcast on 1990-06-09 Recorded on 1990-04-19 Producer: J. MORGAN Next in series: ALPHA MALE Previous in series: THE EAGLE HAS LANDED See more SATURDAY NIGHT THEATRE programmes (154) Description By Sarah GAINHAM. Julia Homburg was the leading actress in Vienna and regard- ed by the Nazis as an artistic asset to the state. It was inconvenient that she was married to a Jew who was a socialist... Subject Categories drama programmes (genre) Broadcast history 09 Jun 1990 19:45-21:15 (RADIO 4) 11 Jun 1990 15:02-16:30 (RADIO 4) Contributors Brian Miller (Actor) Hugh Dickson (Actor) Jane Whittenshaw (Actor) John Rye (Actor) David King (Actor) Shirley Dixon (Actor) Michael Cox (Actor) Danny Schiller (Actor) Simon Treves (Actor) Struan Rodger (Actor) Mary Allen (Actor) Danielle Allan (Actor) Nicholas Gilbrook (Actor) Rhoda Lewis (Actor) Jennifer Hilary (Actor) Jan Newling (Actor) Christopher Barritt (Actor) Roderick Graham (adap) Sarah Gainham (Author) Jane Morgan (Producer) | |
| Programme Catalogue - Details: Nosey | 19900630 | BBC Programme Number: 87DA2726 Recorded on 1990-02-01 Producer: F. JENKINS Next in series: SPANISH GOLD Previous in series: MY DAD'S A NERO See more SATURDAY NIGHT THEATRE programmes (154) Description To mark the 175th anniversary of the Battle of Waterloo, the story of Arthur Wellesley, Duke of Wellington. Written by Allan PRIOR. Subject Categories historical drama programmes (genre) Broadcast history 30 Jun 1990 19:45-21:15 (RADIO 4) 02 Jul 1990 15:02-16:30 (RADIO 4) Contributors John Rowe (Actor) Denys Hawthorne (Actor) Crawford Logan (Actor) Michael Cochrane (Actor) Elizabeth Proud (Actor) John Bull (Actor) Joe Dunlop (Actor) Christopher Good (Actor) Michael Kilgarriff (Actor) Helena Breck (Actor) Stephen Garlick (Actor) Paul Downing (Actor) Roger Hammond (Actor) John Gabriel (Actor) Sue Broomfield (Actor) Nicholas Gilbrook (Actor) Alastair White (Actor) Allan Prior (Author) Maddy Prior (mus) Rick Kemp (mus) Martin Jenkins (Producer) Perry Mason (vln) | |
| Programme Catalogue - Details: Nosey | 19900702 | BBC Programme Number: 87DA2726 First broadcast on 1990-06-30 Recorded on 1990-02-01 Producer: F. JENKINS Next in series: SPANISH GOLD Previous in series: MY DAD'S A NERO See more SATURDAY NIGHT THEATRE programmes (154) Description To mark the 175th anniversary of the Battle of Waterloo, the story of Arthur Wellesley, Duke of Wellington. Written by Allan PRIOR. Subject Categories historical drama programmes (genre) Broadcast history 30 Jun 1990 19:45-21:15 (RADIO 4) 02 Jul 1990 15:02-16:30 (RADIO 4) Contributors John Rowe (Actor) Denys Hawthorne (Actor) Crawford Logan (Actor) Michael Cochrane (Actor) Elizabeth Proud (Actor) John Bull (Actor) Joe Dunlop (Actor) Christopher Good (Actor) Michael Kilgarriff (Actor) Helena Breck (Actor) Stephen Garlick (Actor) Paul Downing (Actor) Roger Hammond (Actor) John Gabriel (Actor) Sue Broomfield (Actor) Nicholas Gilbrook (Actor) Alastair White (Actor) Allan Prior (Author) Maddy Prior (mus) Rick Kemp (mus) Martin Jenkins (Producer) Perry Mason (vln) | |
| Programme Catalogue - Details: Plato Not Nato | 19900428 | BBC Programme Number: 89DA3091 Recorded on 1990-03-26 Producer: M. JENKINS Next in series: THE LITTLE FATHER Previous in series: A WALK ACROSS THE GREEN See more SATURDAY NIGHT THEATRE programmes (154) Description By David POWNALL. A Yugoslav student nearly causes a revolution when he stays with a Liverpool family. Subject Categories drama programmes (genre) Broadcast history 28 Apr 1990 19:45-21:15 (RADIO 4) 30 Apr 1990 15:02-16:30 (RADIO 4) Contributors Richard Tate (Actor) Robert Glenister (Actor) Donald Gee (Actor) Nigel Graham (Actor) Ben Onwukwe (Actor) Paul Downing (Actor) John Gabriel (Actor) Ken Jones (Actor) Elizabeth Estensen (Actor) Dale Rapley (Actor) Sheila Fay (Actor) Valerie Griffiths (Actor) Joan Paton (Actor) David Pownall (Author) Martin Jenkins (Producer). | |
| Programme Catalogue - Details: Plato Not Nato | 19900430 | BBC Programme Number: 89DA3091 First broadcast on 1990-04-28 Recorded on 1990-03-26 Producer: M. JENKINS Next in series: THE LITTLE FATHER Previous in series: A WALK ACROSS THE GREEN See more SATURDAY NIGHT THEATRE programmes (154) Description By David POWNALL. A Yugoslav student nearly causes a revolution when he stays with a Liverpool family. Subject Categories drama programmes (genre) Broadcast history 28 Apr 1990 19:45-21:15 (RADIO 4) 30 Apr 1990 15:02-16:30 (RADIO 4) Contributors Richard Tate (Actor) Robert Glenister (Actor) Donald Gee (Actor) Nigel Graham (Actor) Ben Onwukwe (Actor) Paul Downing (Actor) John Gabriel (Actor) Ken Jones (Actor) Elizabeth Estensen (Actor) Dale Rapley (Actor) Sheila Fay (Actor) Valerie Griffiths (Actor) Joan Paton (Actor) David Pownall (Author) Martin Jenkins (Producer). | |
| Programme Catalogue - Details: South By South East | 19900519 | BBC Programme Number: 89DA6237 Recorded on 1990-03-14 Producer: A. CLIFF Next in series: THE EAGLE HAS LANDED Previous in series: BADGER BY OWL LIGHT See more SATURDAY NIGHT THEATRE programmes (154) Description Play by Adam PETERSON. Tommy and Roger have been best mates since primary school, although they've gone their different ways. Roger's successful but Tommy's not - he's a bit of a dreamer. Subject Categories drama programmes (genre) Broadcast history 19 May 1990 19:45-21:15 (RADIO 4) 21 May 1990 15:02-16:15 (RADIO 4) Contributors John Branwell (Actor) Sue Jenkins (Actor) Ray Dunbobbin (Actor) William Maxwell (Actor) Christopher Quinn (Actor) Derek Howard (Actor) Paul Codman (Actor) Deborah Hawkes (Actor) Laurence Kenny (Actor) Adam Peterson (Author) Tony Cliff (Producer) | |
| Programme Catalogue - Details: South By South East | 19900521 | BBC Programme Number: 89DA6237 First broadcast on 1990-05-19 Recorded on 1990-03-14 Producer: A. CLIFF Next in series: THE EAGLE HAS LANDED Previous in series: BADGER BY OWL LIGHT See more SATURDAY NIGHT THEATRE programmes (154) Description Play by Adam PETERSON. Tommy and Roger have been best mates since primary school, although they've gone their different ways. Roger's successful but Tommy's not - he's a bit of a dreamer. Subject Categories drama programmes (genre) Broadcast history 19 May 1990 19:45-21:15 (RADIO 4) 21 May 1990 15:02-16:15 (RADIO 4) Contributors John Branwell (Actor) Sue Jenkins (Actor) Ray Dunbobbin (Actor) William Maxwell (Actor) Christopher Quinn (Actor) Derek Howard (Actor) Paul Codman (Actor) Deborah Hawkes (Actor) Laurence Kenny (Actor) Adam Peterson (Author) Tony Cliff (Producer) | |
| Programme Catalogue - Details: Spanish Gold | 19900707 | BBC Programme Number: 89DA6347 Recorded on 1990-05-02 Producer: D. SHEASBY Next in series: BRUMMELL ABROAD Previous in series: NOSEY See more SATURDAY NIGHT THEATRE programmes (154) Description When The Revd Meldon teams up with an English Major to uncover the long-lost treasure from a Spanish Galleon wrecked in Irish waters, they have more than just the cunning native population to contend with. - Subject Categories drama programmes (genre) Broadcast history 07 Jul 1990 19:45-21:15 (RADIO 4) 09 Jul 1990 15:02-16:30 (RADIO 4) Contributors Sean Barrett (Actor) Richard Tate (Actor) Neville Barber (Actor) Chris Wilkinson (Actor) Stuart Richman (Actor) Christopher Kent (Actor) Kieran Cunningham (Actor) Fenella Norman (Actor) Michael Irving (Actor) Alan England (adap) George Birmingham (Author) Dave Sheasby (Producer) | |
| Programme Catalogue - Details: Spanish Gold | 19900709 | BBC Programme Number: 89DA6347 First broadcast on 1990-07-07 Recorded on 1990-05-02 Producer: D. SHEASBY Next in series: BRUMMELL ABROAD Previous in series: NOSEY See more SATURDAY NIGHT THEATRE programmes (154) Description When The Revd Meldon teams up with an English Major to uncover the long-lost treasure from a Spanish Galleon wrecked in Irish waters, they have more than just the cunning native population to contend with. - Subject Categories drama programmes (genre) Broadcast history 07 Jul 1990 19:45-21:15 (RADIO 4) 09 Jul 1990 15:02-16:30 (RADIO 4) Contributors Sean Barrett (Actor) Richard Tate (Actor) Neville Barber (Actor) Chris Wilkinson (Actor) Stuart Richman (Actor) Christopher Kent (Actor) Kieran Cunningham (Actor) Fenella Norman (Actor) Michael Irving (Actor) Alan England (adap) George Birmingham (Author) Dave Sheasby (Producer) | |
| Programme Catalogue - Details: The Eagle Has Landed | 19900526 | BBC Programme Number: 89DA5874 Recorded on 1989-12-22 Producer: P. MARTIN Next in series: NIGHT FALLS ON THE CITY Previous in series: SOUTH BY SOUTH EAST See more SATURDAY NIGHT THEATRE programmes (154) Description Dramatisation of Jack HIGGINS' thriller. Adapted by Peter MACKIE. Hitler plans to abduct Churchill. Subject Categories drama programmes (genre) Broadcast history 26 May 1990 19:45-21:45 (RADIO 4) 26 Apr 1993 14:02-16:00 (RADIO 4) Contributors Geoffrey Whitehead (Actor) Terry Molloy (Actor) Roger Hume (Actor) Michael Fitzgerald (Actor) Christopher Good (Actor) Stephen Garlick (Actor) Ian Hogg (Actor) Vincent Brimble (Actor) Philip Molloy (Actor) Rosemary Martin (Actor) Simon Carter (Actor) David Vann (Actor) Holly Aird (Actor) Graham Padden (Actor) John Dixon (Actor) Frank Grimes (Actor) Jack Higgins (Actor) Heather Barrett (Actor) David Halliwell (Actor) Neil Coker (Actor) Kimberley Hope (Actor) Peter Mackie (adap) Philip Martin (Producer) | |
| Programme Catalogue - Details: The Island Of Dr. Moreau | 19900901 | BBC Programme Number: 89DA5739 Recorded on 1990-05-18 Producer: N. BRYANT Next in series: MURDER ON THE LINKS Previous in series: MARIE LLOYD, QUEEN OF THE HALLS See more SATURDAY NIGHT THEATRE programmes (154) Description H. G. WELLS' classic adventure story in which a young naturalist tracks down a dreadful secret. Dramatised by David CALCUTT and produced Nigel BRYANT. Subject Categories drama programmes (genre) science fiction (genre) Broadcast history 01 Sep 1990 19:45-21:00 (RADIO 4) 03 Sep 1990 15:02-16:15 (RADIO 4) Contributors Terry Molloy (Actor) Garard Green (Actor) Kim Wall (Actor) Danny Schiller (Actor) Janet Dale (Actor) Alex Jones (Actor) Peter Meakin (Actor) Richard Mitchley (Actor) Kenneth Colley (Actor) Neal Foster (Actor) David Calcutt (adap) H Wells (Author) Nigel Bryant (Producer) | |
| Programme Catalogue - Details: The Island Of Dr. Moreau | 19900903 | BBC Programme Number: 89DA5739 First broadcast on 1990-09-01 Recorded on 1990-05-18 Producer: N. BRYANT Next in series: MURDER ON THE LINKS Previous in series: MARIE LLOYD, QUEEN OF THE HALLS See more SATURDAY NIGHT THEATRE programmes (154) Description H. G. WELLS' classic adventure story in which a young naturalist tracks down a dreadful secret. Dramatised by David CALCUTT and produced Nigel BRYANT. Subject Categories drama programmes (genre) science fiction (genre) Broadcast history 01 Sep 1990 19:45-21:00 (RADIO 4) 03 Sep 1990 15:02-16:15 (RADIO 4) Contributors Terry Molloy (Actor) Garard Green (Actor) Kim Wall (Actor) Danny Schiller (Actor) Janet Dale (Actor) Alex Jones (Actor) Peter Meakin (Actor) Richard Mitchley (Actor) Kenneth Colley (Actor) Neal Foster (Actor) David Calcutt (adap) H Wells (Author) Nigel Bryant (Producer) | |
| Programme Catalogue - Details: The Korvack Conspiracy | 19900324 | BBC Programme Number: 86DA1173 Recorded on 1990-01-26 Producer: S. WINDOWS Next in series: A WALK ACROSS THE GREEN Previous in series: THE ORGANGRINDERS MONKEY See more SATURDAY NIGHT THEATRE programmes (154) Description By Paul THAIN. Korvack has conceived a brilliant plan to rob a bank. A plan perfect for the computer age. He needs funds to set it up and accomplices to see it through. What he doesn't need is someone listening in... Subject Categories drama programmes (genre) Broadcast history 24 Mar 1990 19:45-21:00 (RADIO 4) 26 Mar 1990 15:02-16:15 (RADIO 4) Contributors Terry Molloy (Actor) Sean Barrett (Actor) Jo Kendall (Actor) Roger Hume (Actor) John Bull (Actor) Joe Dunlop (Actor) Christopher Good (Actor) Paul Downing (Actor) Don Fellows (Actor) Marcia King (Actor) Heather Bell (Actor) Edwin Richfield (Actor) John Dixon (Actor) Paul Thain (Author) Peter Windows (Producer). | |
| Programme Catalogue - Details: The Korvack Conspiracy | 19900326 | BBC Programme Number: 86DA1173 First broadcast on 1990-03-24 Recorded on 1990-01-26 Producer: S. WINDOWS Next in series: A WALK ACROSS THE GREEN Previous in series: THE ORGANGRINDERS MONKEY See more SATURDAY NIGHT THEATRE programmes (154) Description By Paul THAIN. Korvack has conceived a brilliant plan to rob a bank. A plan perfect for the computer age. He needs funds to set it up and accomplices to see it through. What he doesn't need is someone listening in... Subject Categories drama programmes (genre) Broadcast history 24 Mar 1990 19:45-21:00 (RADIO 4) 26 Mar 1990 15:02-16:15 (RADIO 4) Contributors Terry Molloy (Actor) Sean Barrett (Actor) Jo Kendall (Actor) Roger Hume (Actor) John Bull (Actor) Joe Dunlop (Actor) Christopher Good (Actor) Paul Downing (Actor) Don Fellows (Actor) Marcia King (Actor) Heather Bell (Actor) Edwin Richfield (Actor) John Dixon (Actor) Paul Thain (Author) Peter Windows (Producer). | |
| Programme Catalogue - Details: The Little Father | 19900505 | BBC Programme Number: 89DA6324 Recorded on 1990-02-21 Producer: M. WALTERS Next in series: BADGER BY OWL LIGHT Previous in series: PLATO NOT NATO See more SATURDAY NIGHT THEATRE programmes (154) Description 'The Little Father' by Royce RYTON. By 1872 the 'little father' of the Russian people finds himself as hated by his own family as he is by his subjects. Subject Categories current affairs programmes (genre) Broadcast history 05 May 1990 19:45-21:15 (RADIO 4) 07 May 1990 15:02-16:30 (RADIO 4) 13 May 1991 15:02-16:30 (RADIO 4) Contributors Jo Kendall (Actor) Michael Kilgarriff (Actor) Simon Treves (Actor) Stephen Garlick (Actor) Vincent Brimble (Actor) Dorothy Tutin (Actor) Paul Daneman (Actor) Oona Beeson (Actor) Tara Dominick (Actor) Marcia King (Actor) Royce Ryton (Author) Matthew Walters (Producer) | |
| Programme Catalogue - Details: The Little Father | 19900507 | BBC Programme Number: 89DA6324 First broadcast on 1990-05-05 Recorded on 1990-02-21 Producer: M. WALTERS Next in series: BADGER BY OWL LIGHT Previous in series: PLATO NOT NATO See more SATURDAY NIGHT THEATRE programmes (154) Description 'The Little Father' by Royce RYTON. By 1872 the 'little father' of the Russian people finds himself as hated by his own family as he is by his subjects. Subject Categories current affairs programmes (genre) Broadcast history 05 May 1990 19:45-21:15 (RADIO 4) 07 May 1990 15:02-16:30 (RADIO 4) 13 May 1991 15:02-16:30 (RADIO 4) Contributors Jo Kendall (Actor) Michael Kilgarriff (Actor) Simon Treves (Actor) Stephen Garlick (Actor) Vincent Brimble (Actor) Dorothy Tutin (Actor) Paul Daneman (Actor) Oona Beeson (Actor) Tara Dominick (Actor) Marcia King (Actor) Royce Ryton (Author) Matthew Walters (Producer) | |
| Programme Catalogue - Details: The Nightlords | 19900922 | BBC Programme Number: 89DA6285 Recorded on 1990-08-22 Producer: E. CHAILLET Next in series: THE NIGHT OF WENCESLAS Previous in series: MURDER ON THE LINKS See more SATURDAY NIGHT THEATRE programmes (154) Description Keith BARRON stars as Nicolas FREELING's French detective Henri Castang. A dead body in the boot of a Rolls Royce in Normandy distrupts Anglo-French relations. Adapted by Michael BAKEWELL and produced by Matthew WALTERS. Subject Categories drama programmes (genre) crime drama programmes (genre) Broadcast history 22 Sep 1990 19:45-21:15 (RADIO 4) 24 Sep 1990 15:02-16:30 (RADIO 4) Contributors Brian Miller (Actor) Keith Barron (Actor) Elizabeth Kelly (Actor) Danny Schiller (Actor) Michael Kilgarriff (Actor) Ben Onwukwe (Actor) Simon Treves (Actor) Paul Downing (Actor) Richard Vernon (Actor) Ian Lindsay (Actor) Timothy Carlton (Actor) Emma Gregory (Actor) John Horsley (Actor) Mary Allen (Actor) Danielle Allan (Actor) Angus Wright (Actor) Edita Brychta (Actor) Michael Bakewell (adap) Nicolas Freeling (Author) Matthew Walters (Producer) | |
| Programme Catalogue - Details: The Nightlords | 19900924 | BBC Programme Number: 89DA6285 First broadcast on 1990-09-22 Recorded on 1990-08-22 Producer: E. CHAILLET Next in series: THE NIGHT OF WENCESLAS Previous in series: MURDER ON THE LINKS See more SATURDAY NIGHT THEATRE programmes (154) Description Keith BARRON stars as Nicolas FREELING's French detective Henri Castang. A dead body in the boot of a Rolls Royce in Normandy distrupts Anglo-French relations. Adapted by Michael BAKEWELL and produced by Matthew WALTERS. Subject Categories drama programmes (genre) crime drama programmes (genre) Broadcast history 22 Sep 1990 19:45-21:15 (RADIO 4) 24 Sep 1990 15:02-16:30 (RADIO 4) Contributors Brian Miller (Actor) Keith Barron (Actor) Elizabeth Kelly (Actor) Danny Schiller (Actor) Michael Kilgarriff (Actor) Ben Onwukwe (Actor) Simon Treves (Actor) Paul Downing (Actor) Richard Vernon (Actor) Ian Lindsay (Actor) Timothy Carlton (Actor) Emma Gregory (Actor) John Horsley (Actor) Mary Allen (Actor) Danielle Allan (Actor) Angus Wright (Actor) Edita Brychta (Actor) Michael Bakewell (adap) Nicolas Freeling (Author) Matthew Walters (Producer) | |
| Programme Catalogue - Details: The Organgrinders Monkey | 19900303 | BBC Programme Number: 86DA0400 Recorded on 1989-10-23 Producer: R. BUCKHAM Next in series: THE KORVACK CONSPIRACY Previous in series: COMING FROM TOGETHER See more SATURDAY NIGHT THEATRE programmes (154) Description By Stephen WYATT. Naples, 1820 - and the young Rossini, who wishes only to write operas and spend time with his lover, the beautiful soprano Isabella Colbran, is caught up in the world of political intrigue. Subject Categories drama programmes (genre) Broadcast history 03 Mar 1990 19:45-21:00 (RADIO 4) 05 Mar 1990 15:02-16:30 (RADIO 4) Contributors Steve Hodson (Actor) John Moffatt (Actor) Melinda Walker (Actor) David King (Actor) Joe Dunlop (Actor) Danny Schiller (Actor) Michael Kilgarriff (Actor) Stephen Garlick (Actor) Anna Cropper (Actor) Nicholas Gilbrook (Actor) Michael Siberry (Actor) Stephen Wyatt (Author) Mark Goldstein (mus) Richard Buckham (Producer) | |
| Programme Catalogue - Details: The Organgrinders Monkey | 19900305 | BBC Programme Number: 86DA0400 First broadcast on 1990-03-03 Recorded on 1989-10-23 Producer: R. BUCKHAM Next in series: THE KORVACK CONSPIRACY Previous in series: COMING FROM TOGETHER See more SATURDAY NIGHT THEATRE programmes (154) Description By Stephen WYATT. Naples, 1820 - and the young Rossini, who wishes only to write operas and spend time with his lover, the beautiful soprano Isabella Colbran, is caught up in the world of political intrigue. Subject Categories drama programmes (genre) Broadcast history 03 Mar 1990 19:45-21:00 (RADIO 4) 05 Mar 1990 15:02-16:30 (RADIO 4) Contributors Steve Hodson (Actor) John Moffatt (Actor) Melinda Walker (Actor) David King (Actor) Joe Dunlop (Actor) Danny Schiller (Actor) Michael Kilgarriff (Actor) Stephen Garlick (Actor) Anna Cropper (Actor) Nicholas Gilbrook (Actor) Michael Siberry (Actor) Stephen Wyatt (Author) Mark Goldstein (mus) Richard Buckham (Producer) | |
| Programme Catalogue - Details: The Petition | 19900804 | BBC Programme Number: 89DA5051 Recorded on 1990-05-22 Producer: G. DEARMAN Next in series: A CRAVING FOR GOLD Previous in series: THE POPE'S BROTHER See more SATURDAY NIGHT THEATRE programmes (154) Description At breakfast in their Belgravia apartment General Sir Edmund Milne sees 50 years of marriage in a new life when Lady Elizabeth reveals her true hatred of war. Written by Brian CLARK, with Peggy ASHCROFT and John MILLS. Subject Categories drama programmes (genre) Broadcast history 04 Aug 1990 19:45-21:00 (RADIO 4) 06 Aug 1990 15:02-16:15 (RADIO 4) 29 Jun 1991 14:30-15:45 (RADIO 4) Contributors John Mills (Actor) Peggy Ashcroft (Actor) Brian Clark (playwright (auth)) (Author) Glyn Dearman (Producer) | |
| Programme Catalogue - Details: The Petition | 19900806 | BBC Programme Number: 89DA5051 First broadcast on 1990-08-04 Recorded on 1990-05-22 Producer: G. DEARMAN Next in series: A CRAVING FOR GOLD Previous in series: THE POPE'S BROTHER See more SATURDAY NIGHT THEATRE programmes (154) Description At breakfast in their Belgravia apartment General Sir Edmund Milne sees 50 years of marriage in a new life when Lady Elizabeth reveals her true hatred of war. Written by Brian CLARK, with Peggy ASHCROFT and John MILLS. Subject Categories drama programmes (genre) Broadcast history 04 Aug 1990 19:45-21:00 (RADIO 4) 06 Aug 1990 15:02-16:15 (RADIO 4) 29 Jun 1991 14:30-15:45 (RADIO 4) Contributors John Mills (Actor) Peggy Ashcroft (Actor) Brian Clark (playwright (auth)) (Author) Glyn Dearman (Producer) | |
| Programme Catalogue - Details: The Pope's Brother | 19900728 | BBC Programme Number: 89DA5513 Recorded on 1990-04-21 Producer: P. KAVANAGH Next in series: THE PETITION Previous in series: BRUMMELL ABROAD See more SATURDAY NIGHT THEATRE programmes (154) Description Dinsdale LANDEN plays a low-life whose brother has been elected Pope. Comedy play by Steve WALKER and directed by Peter KAVANAGH. Subject Categories comedy programmes (genre) drama programmes (genre) Broadcast history 28 Jul 1990 19:45-21:15 (RADIO 4) 30 Jul 1990 15:02-16:15 (RADIO 4) Contributors Denys Hawthorne (Actor) John Bull (Actor) David Bannerman (Actor) Ben Onwukwe (Actor) Vincent Brimble (Actor) Henry Goodman (Actor) Dinsdale Landen (Actor) Jenny Howe (Actor) Steve Walker (Author) Peter Kavanagh (Producer) | |
| Programme Catalogue - Details: The Pope's Brother | 19900730 | BBC Programme Number: 89DA5513 First broadcast on 1990-07-28 Recorded on 1990-04-21 Producer: P. KAVANAGH Next in series: THE PETITION Previous in series: BRUMMELL ABROAD See more SATURDAY NIGHT THEATRE programmes (154) Description Dinsdale LANDEN plays a low-life whose brother has been elected Pope. Comedy play by Steve WALKER and directed by Peter KAVANAGH. Subject Categories comedy programmes (genre) drama programmes (genre) Broadcast history 28 Jul 1990 19:45-21:15 (RADIO 4) 30 Jul 1990 15:02-16:15 (RADIO 4) Contributors Denys Hawthorne (Actor) John Bull (Actor) David Bannerman (Actor) Ben Onwukwe (Actor) Vincent Brimble (Actor) Henry Goodman (Actor) Dinsdale Landen (Actor) Jenny Howe (Actor) Steve Walker (Author) Peter Kavanagh (Producer) | |
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