Looking for copies of these two plays

Paul

BBC R3 - Sylvia Plath's 'The Three Women' 
Alternative Title 'A Poem For Three Voices' 
Background sounds by Robin R. 
Broadcast in the 'Between The Ears' slot 
Broadcast January 8, 2000 


Three women describe their very 
different experiences of childbirth. 

Cast 
Amanda Root 
Harriet Walter 
Lindsey Duncan 
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OR 
the BBC's original 1962 production? 



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BBC R3 - Frederick Raphael's 'The Roman Road' 
Produced by Louise Greenberg 
Broadcast December 3, 1995 


Frederick Raphael, author of 'The Glittering Prizes', was good friends with classics' scholar John Patrick Sullivan. 
Together they explored remnants of the classical world. In 1993 they retraced the journey to Brundisium made 
in 37BCE by Horace [Quintus Horatius Flaccus] & Virgil [Publius Vergilius Maro]. It was their last trip together. 
This play is Raphael's salute to the professor, who died before they could travel together again. 

It's a mixture of learned conversations about Virgil & Horace, the political situation in 37 BCE, Virgil & Horace's 
possible conversations, and the poetry the original journey inspired. 

The play closes with a short eulogy: 'In memorium John Patrick Sullivan, Scholar of St. John's College Cambridge, 
sometime Dean Of Lincoln College Oxford, Professor Of Classics, University of California at Santa Barbara, who 
made the journey with me, and died, 1994, aged 63 ... a brave man who never threw away his shield because, 
having no enemies, he had no need of one.' 

Cast 
Narrator - Frederick Raphael 
John Patrick Sullivan - Norman Rodway 
Horace - Clive Panil 
Maecenas - Jamie Glover 
Virgil and other voices - Derek Daniels 

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  • Uploaded both to "Requests" folder in Uploads as RAR files.

    Plath is at 192; the other file is at 128

    Bob

    • Thank you for these;

      The Roman Road is an interesting one, a remembering of his friend and his past conversations it seems, almost an internal memory.

      Listening to The Three Women now

      Paul

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