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  1. Epiphanous Use of the Microphone, An (1998 Radio)

    Series
    Friday Play, The
    Producer
    Martin Jenkins (2)

    Radio play produced to celebrate 75 years of BBC radio drama which began 28 May 1923 with a production of Twelfth Night. In the BBC’s Headquarter in Savoy Hill, Director-General John Reith and actress...

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  2. All’s Well That Ends Well (1986 Radio)

    Producer
    Martin Jenkins (2)

    Radio adaptation of All’s Well That Ends Well with Barbara Jefford as the Countess.

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  3. I, William Shakespeare (1982 Radio)

    Director
    John Powell (2)
    Producer
    John Powell (2)

    A ‘radiography’ written by John Wilders and John Powell, constructing Shakespeare’s life in his own words and images. "Part documentary, part drama, and part ‘musical’, this Elizabethan spectacular...

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  4. Twelfth Night or, What You Will (1982 Radio)

    Series
    Saturday-Night Theatre
    Director
    Glyn Dearman

    Radio version of Shakespeare’s play directed for radio by Glyn Dearman, starring Wendy Murray as Viola, Harriet Walter as Olivia and Norman Rodway as Sir Toby. Music composed and conducted by David Cain.

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  5. All’s Well That Ends Well (1981 Radio)

    Director
    Dickon Reed
    Producer
    Dickon Reed

    Play directed by Dickon Reed for the BBC World Service. Maxine Audley is the Countess and Robert Stephens is Paroles.

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