Accidental Death of an Anarchist by Dario Fo ['Morte accidentale di un anarchico', 1970] Adapted for radio by Jeremy Hardy from the translation by Gillian Hanna and from Gavin Richards' stage adaptation
Broadcast 3 July 1992 on BBC Radio 5 Rebroadcast o
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Bitter Pill by Lisa Holdsworth BBC Radio 4 - The Saturday Play - 2004-02-07
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Cleft Stick By R. D. Wingfield Produced by David H. Godfrey 45 mins.
A woman returning home through the woods kills an attacker and asks her husband to help her cover it up to hide a secret. But things don't unfold as planned down at the station
"Of course," said Sir Arthur Conan Doyle to a pasticheur in 1923, "you cannot use my characters." Mr. Eustace has, with some ingenuity, added a further question to an average-quality murder mystery set in Victorian England. Is his amateur investig
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The central character is Richard Quayle, a Qantas pilot whose many cultural observations include negative comments on Melbourne's drinking laws and 'country town atmosphere'.
The setting is Paris, in the year 1895 where, amid the glamour of life in the naughty nineties, Captain Giles Danvers is looking for wine, women, and song. But instead, his old