Monsignor Quixote by Graham Greene

Dramatised by Stephen Wyatt

Graham Green's comic 'entertainment' is set in rural Spain a few years after the death of Franco.

In Part 1, Father Quixote makes a friend of an Italian bishop - with unexpected consequences.

In Part 2, A robber is h

Connections

A series of plays about the impact of communication and information technology on our lives.

1/4 The World in My Ear

By Paul Farley.

Fiddling with his MP3 player and not looking where he was going, a man in his 40s has fallen down the stairs

Afternoon Drama - Operation Crucible

Operation Crucible
Drama

The Sheffield Blitz. On 12th December 1940 the city suffered 9 hours of sustained bombing as the Luftwaffe sought to destroy its heavy industry. Kieran Knowles' drama tells the story of 4 steelworkers who fled to what they ho

A Collection of Bones by Elspeth Davie

Five quietly unsettling short stories  by Elspeth Davie , who has been described as one of Scotland's finest and most underrated writers.

Allergy

A lodger develops a close relationship with his landlady - until she spots him on the arm of anoth

Fusion Confidential by Marcy Kahan

Dedicated young physicist, Jane, makes a discovery that she believes will enable nuclear fusion and pave the way for limitless clean energy. She confides in her opera-singer flatmate, Elvira. But Elvira realises that her brilliant, idealistic frien

Cassandra At The Wedding by Dorothy Baker

By Dorothy Baker, adapted by Peter Flannery

Cassandra Edwards is a clever, popular and attractive 24 year-old grad student at California’s Berkeley University. But she is missing one thing - her much-loved identical twin sister, Judith. Cassandra’

Night Express by John Fletcher

November 1933. Gregory Roberts is a young British spy on his first mission. Under the alias of a ball-bearings salesman, he heads to Vienna. But, in neighbouring Germany, Hitler has recently come to power and the Nazis are infiltrating Austria.

Ca

The Computer Speaks

Three short stories about computers finding their voice and talking back to their human counterparts.

Vox Humana

By Timothy X Atack.

A woman lies comatose in a hospital bed. A father yearns to hear his daughter's voice again. A computer begin

The B Word by Alistair McGowan

A play about the scandalous opening night of George Bernard Shaw's Pygmalion - the first time that the word `bloody' was used on the British stage.

The production also created a passionate love-hate triangle of Shaw, his leading man, Sir Herbert

With My Little Eye by Richard Stoneman

The new UK Prime Minister appoints a former spook to control her untrustworthy spy network and protect a Russian dissident under threat. Bob Trench is a veteran of international undercover missions, cool under pressure, wise, wry and lac

Brought to Book by Richard Stoneman

Bob Trench is charged by the Prime Minister to track down and confront a bitter former soldier who served in Northern Ireland during the Troubles. Now she will stop at nothing to publish the truth as she recalls it and Bob faces a danger

Bottle Blonde and Beautiful by Vanessa Rosenthal

Denise is a hairdresser and single mum who gets more than she planned for when a man comes into the salon and asks to go blonde.

Cast:

Steve.......Jeff Hordley

 Denise.......Jo Joyner

Mrs Howden.......Judith Davis

 Leanne.......Ann-Marie Fraser

As

30 Eggs by Eoin O'Connor

By Eoin O'Connor.

Weary of life in the bustling Rwandan border town of Rusumo, Modeste, a blind and sickly homeless man resolves to return to his home village of Kibuye on the far side of the country with the help of his companion, Innocent, a cheek

The Rose and the Yew Tree by Agatha Christie as Mary Westmacott

By Agatha Christie as Mary Westmacott, adapted by Malcolm McKay

The Rose and the Yew Tree is set in a Cornish seaside town, during the election of 1945 when it was assumed Churchill would be re-elected as Prime Minister. It’s the story of an enig

BBC Serial 1995 The Great Impersonation

The Great Impersonation
by E. PHILLIPS OPPENHEIM dramatised for radio in five parts by BARRY CAMPBELL with and Leopold von Lagastein 1: Old Friends Meet
Early in 1914, two men met in the wilds of German East Africa-one a German, the other an Englishm

Somerset Maugham's Eye View

By William Somerset Maugham, dramatised by Neville Teller

Narrated by Dirk Bogarde

The Creative Impulse: An authoress is horrified when her husband runs off with the cook.

Cast:

 Mrs Forrester.......Sylvia Syms

Albert Forrester.......Desmond

BBC serial Lord Jim 1985

Lord Jim

A Month of Maureen

Three Journeys by Gary Brown

 Maureen and Jasper Britton play a mother and son who've always had a special relationship. Now she needs to persuade him it's time to strike out on his own - and she has three journeys to do it in.

Cast:

Molly ....

Agatha Christie’s Absent in the Spring

Agatha Christie’s Absent in the Spring
Drama

Famous for her ingenious crime books and plays, Agatha Christie also wrote about crimes of the heart under the name of Mary Westmacott. Absent In The Spring, written under that name, is the book that Chris

Madam, Will You Talk by Mary Stewart

By Mary Stewart, dramatised by Marcy Kahan

Set in the South of France in the early 1950s, the heat is intense, roads are dusty and parched, cicadas are noisy, the coffee is strong and une omelette aux fines herbes at the local café is almost exot