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5 February 2021 Page 1 of 10 SATURDAY 30 JANUARY 2021 Cast: Miss Golightly Radio 4 Extra Listings for 30 January – 5 February 2021 Page 1 of 10 SATURDAY 30 JANUARY 2021 Cast: Miss Golightly ...... Lucy Akhurst DCI Alma Blair ... Julie Hesmondhalgh Miss Peach ...... Carol Starks SAT 00:00 Charles Chilton - Journey into Space (b007jq7r) DS Jason Trotter .... John Hollingworth Music composed and performed by John Whitehall. The Red Planet CSM Jo Black .... Jane Hazlegrove Producer: Neil Cargill 10. Freighters Approach Narrator ... Jonathan Keeble First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in December 1999. Captain Jet Morgan and his crew are on Mars, but he's alarmed Mo ... Nitin Kundra SAT 05:00 Dot (b0736pkk) when more of the fleet appear to arrive... Michelle. .... Rosina Carbone Series 1 Charles Chilton’s 1954 classic set in 1971. Richard .... Simeon Truby Eenie Meenie Miney... Spy! Jet Morgan …. Andrew Faulds All other parts played by members of the cast Dot and the gals are tasked with an important mission, to Lemmy …. David Kossoff Written by Val McDermid monitor the Russian Ambassador, Comrade Pavlenti Lavovich. Doc …. Guy Kingsley Poynter Produced and Directed by Justine Potter But Lavovich seems more interested in singing sensation, Mitch …. Bruce Beeby A Savvy production Harriet Pertly. Announcer/Various …. David Jacobs First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in 2017. Comic adventures with Dot and the gals from personnel in the Various …. Anthony Marriott SAT 02:30 The Gentle Art of Tramping (b01mhwx3) rollicking wartime comedy by Ed Harris. Music composed and conducted by Van Phillips. The tramp, or wayfarer, is a romantic figure - almost part of Dot ..... Fenella Woolgar Producer: Charles Chilton folklore in this day and age. It conjures up the bitter-sweet Myrtle ..... Kate O'Flynn First broadcast on the BBC Light Programme in November antics of Charlie Chaplin or the writings of WH Davies, the Millicent ..... Jane Slavin 1954. 'tramp poet': "What is this life if, full of care, we have no time Peabody ..... David Acton SAT 00:30 Off the Page (b00hv1dw) to stand and stare?" Comrade Pavlenti Lavovich ..... Nick Underwood Ambition Keen rambler Arthur Smith has a childhood memory of tramps Miss Harriet Pertly ..... Scarlett Brookes Dominic Arkwright, Terence Blacker, Tina Lamb and Shaun too -- mysterious figures, both fascinating and a little bit Bomber Johnson ..... Sean Baker Bailey discuss what motivates us to try and succeed in life. fearsome, men who seemed to appear from nowhere and then Director: Jessica Mitic From March 2009. disappear again. First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in 2016. SAT 01:00 Edward J Mason - Red For Danger (m000rnjd) And what about the present day -- is it even possible to be a SAT 05:30 Stand-Up Specials (m000rm9t) 5. Target Practice tramp in the modern world? Does this wistful, romantic image Jayde Adams: From ASDA to Diva Red Farley is still missing, David Conway has left his flat in the -- of Chaplin, of the 'tramp poet' and the tramp of Arthur Jayde Adams is a Bristol born comedian and entertainer who early hours with Kratz following a message from Johnny Smith's nostalgic imagination -- bear any relation to the actual used to work in Asda. Jayde has shot to stardom due to her Johnson to meet him at the foundry works. David and Kratz lives of those who might step outside of settled society and take innate confidence, cracking singing voice and unique personal then find out who is working for whom. Paul Farley and Hugo to the lanes? take on modern life. With three powerhouse Edinburgh shows Norsten will stop at nothing to get their hands on the secret Arthur Smith wants to find out. And he's guided on his journey behind her and a blossoming presenting career on TV she has formula for Kratz alloy metal - and then they want to test it out by The Gentle Art of Tramping. Written by Stephen Graham in shot from the fish counter at ASDA to fully fledged diva and is - just to make sure. 1926, it's an extraordinary, poetic how-to guide to becoming a keen to tell everyone about it. Suspense thriller in six-parts by the co-creator of Dick Barton tramp, which includes colourful advice on all aspects of the Jayde has a classic case of "you can take the girl out of Bristol, and The Archers. tramp's life: carrybags, boots, tobacco and cooking; how to but can't take Bristol out of her" - she says what she sees and is Starring Anne Cullen, Arnold Peters, Bernard Rebel, Chris build a fire, whether or not to carry money, and friends met on unapologetic about it. It's part of what's got her where she is Gittins, Dudley Rolph, Gerik Schelderup, Harry Stubbs, June the way; scrounging, shelter, and reading material. today - a working class girl riding high on the often middle class Spencer, Michael Ford, Peter Wilde and Ysanne Churchman. Does Stephen Graham's discerning tramp resemble the modern wave of show business. She's an upstart, she's new money, she's Written by Edward J Mason wayfarer? With guidebook in hand, Arthur Smith hears the wearing a sequined dress and singing at you while lying across a Producer Philip Garston-Jones stories of the tramps of today and considers our attachment to piano. But beyond all that, she's a (relatively) normal person First broadcast on the BBC Midland Home Service in the romance of life without ties and responsibilities, even in the with a fascinating journey. November 1954. face of its sometimes painful reality. In this special, Jayde combines her wit and world class set of SAT 01:30 Robert Barr - Detective (b04fgwcj) Producer: Martin Williams pipes with show-stopping music by Olivier Award winner Series 2 First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in 2012. Richard Thomas (Jerry Springer: The Opera). Jayde will give 5. Four Faces of Crime SAT 03:00 Jane Austen (b007jrff) her unique slant on class, body positivity and being from DS Brook and DC Harrison meet the eccentric Mr Parsons. Mansfield Park Bristol. Weaving her hilarious brand of entertaining yet Meanwhile a gruesome meat axe murder is investigated... Portsmouth and After personal stand-up with catchy numbers, Jayde shares how she Stories of crime and detection in London by Robert Barr Both Fanny and Tom face disappointment and hope in equal went from working at ASDA to becoming a fully fledged diva. featuring long-serving, ducking-and-diving DS Dave Brook and measure. Jayde's main aim is to bring out the diva in all of us, not just the his assistant, Detective Constable Blair Maxton. Conclusion of Jane Austen’s classic tale dramatised by few. It's dying to escape, and who are we to stop it? CAST: Elizabeth Proud. Producer: Hayley Sterling DS Dave Brook …. Ray Brooks CAST: Production co-ordinator: Caroline Barlow DC Blair Maxton …. Christopher Blake Jane Austen …. Hannah Gordon A BBC Studios Production Chief Inspector Roach …. Stephen Yardley Fanny …. Amanda Root SAT 06:00 Hercule Poirot (b00hqjg0) DC Harrison …. Peter Cleall Sir Thomas Bertram …. Michael Williams Elephants Can Remember Judy …. Jacqueline Tong Mrs Norris …. Jane Lapotaire Agatha Christie's ELEPHANTS CAN REMEMBER, Peter Parsons … Derek Francis Edmund Bertram …. Robert Glenister dramatised by Michael Bakewell Tommy …. Johnny Wade Lady Bertram …. Louise Jameson A provocative question posed by a formidable busybody send Producer: Martin Fisher Mary Crawford …. Teresa Gallagher Hercule Poirot and Ariadne Oliver on a series of journeys to First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in 1982. Henry Crawford …. Andrew Wincott unravel the mystery of a tragedy from the distant past - SAT 02:00 The Real Henry James (b072n0zp) Tom Bertram …. Kim Wall provoked in equal measure by love and hate. Childhood and Family William Price …. Richard Curnow Hercule Poirot ..... John Moffatt Henry James was not only a great novelist - he also wrote a Mrs Price …. Sunny Ormonde Ariadne ..... Julia McKenzie great deal of entertaining non-fiction, producing reviews and Mr Price …. Terry Molloy Chief Supt. Garroway .... Trevor Cuthbertson essays on a wide variety of subjects. To mark the centenary of Susan price …. Katherine Mount Celia .... Rachel Bavidge his death, these five anthologies reveal James through his Rebecca …. Anne-Marie Francis Desmond .... Ifan Meredith letters, memoirs, essays and private notebooks. Price children: Tim Black, Stephanie Luxton, Zoe Ganjavi and Mrs Burton-Cox .... Paula Jacobs Episode 5: Childhood and Family Richard Ganjavi. Julia .... Jane Wenham It may seem paradoxical to end a series on Henry James by Music composed by Anthea Gomez and played by Christian Nanny .... Barbara Atkinson going back to his childhood - but that's what James himself did McKay, Jill Heartfield, Audrey Douglas and Katharine Gittings. Mrs Buckle .... Elizabeth Proud in old age. As he approached 70, James began to look back over Directed at BBC Pebble Mill by Sue Wilson Mrs Rosentelle .... Jill Balcon his life and career - by then he was the only one of five siblings First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in 1997. Zelie .... Alexandra Bastedo to survive - and found that his early memories and associations SAT 04:00 Say the Word (b00764j5) Mr Goby .... Stephen Thorne multiplied with an almost uncontrollable vividness. Episode 1 George .... Patrick Garland We hear memories of how he roamed free as a young boy on Frank Delaney's panel game series revolving around the English Music Composed by Tom Smail the streets of New York, and of his father, an eccentric language from the Ways with Words literary festival in Totnes, Director Enyd Williams religious philosopher who detested 'prigs'. Devon. First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in January 2006 We hear too a moving and intimate account of a visit James With Sandi Toksvig, Tommy Pearson, Laura Wright and SAT 07:30 Great Lives (b075pz7z) paid towards the end of his life to the family grave-plot near Christopher Matthew.
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