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22 January 2021 Page 1 of 10 SATURDAY 16 JANUARY 2021 Guest on Camera at the Time Was a Befuddled Looking Walter Miss Sunman Radio 4 Extra Listings for 16 – 22 January 2021 Page 1 of 10 SATURDAY 16 JANUARY 2021 guest on camera at the time was a befuddled looking Walter Miss Sunman ...... Katy Odey Poucher. Richard Blobb ...... Norman Bird SAT 00:00 The Routemasters by Andrew McGibbon Yet when it came to staging and managing your life Walter Miss Golightly ...... Lucy Akhurst (b007jnsh) perhaps was ahead of the game and knew things that would Postboy ...... Simon Schatzberger 4. Wolfie and Beetie have surprised both Grace Jones and Russell Harty. Here was a Receptionist ...... Zeena Eate Raymond and Hildegard kidnap Beethoven and Mozart in their metrosexual man decades before he was supposed to have Music composed and performed by John Whitehall. plot to create the greatest ever rock band. evolved. Hayden Lorimer, geographer at Glasgow University Producer: Neil Cargill Herr Grubberman comes clean, while Bernie finally discovers and committed hill-runner, explores the life and times of the First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in November 1999. the truth about who - or what- is driving the time bus. Perfumed Mountaineer. SAT 05:00 Dot (b071skpf) Starring Amanda Donohoe as Hilderghast, Andrew McGibbon Producer: Tim Dee Series 1 as Raymond, Karl Minns as the Conductor, Owen Evans as First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in 2012. The Extraordinary Example of the Ha'penny Exchange Bernie, Nick Romero as Mozart, Andy Mulligan as Herr SAT 03:00 Drama (b08n22rp) A little East End snotling has infiltrated the Cabinet War Grubberman, Dan Freedman as Glenn Miller, Alex Lowe as The Hours by Michael Cunningham Rooms. But Dot's got important propaganda work to do. Taffy and Sophie Aldred as Spikea. Episode 2 How will she dispose of the little gremlin, whilst simultaneously Written by Andrew McGibbon. Additional material by Rob The Pulitzer winning book by Michael Cunningham inspired by concocting a stirring, yet pithy slogan for the war effort? For Colley and Kevin Greening. Virginia Woolf's Mrs Dalloway. Starring Rosamund Pike, King and country, she'll bally well try! Theme by Ozzy Temple and other music by Nick Romero. Fenella Woolgar and Teresa Gallagher. Comic adventures with Dot and the gals from personnel in the Producer: Julian Mayers Three very separate women. They live in different locations and rollicking wartime comedy by Ed Harris. First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in 1999. different eras but they are bound by their passion for Virginia Dot ..... Fenella Woolgar SAT 00:30 Off the Page (b00hlbp4) Woolf's novel Mrs Dalloway. As they experience life on a Myrtle ..... Kate O'Flynn Organisation Tuesday in June, their thoughts and experiences echo each other Peg ..... Freya Parker Dominic Arkwright chairs a discussion on the word and become intertwined. Millicent ..... Jane Slavin 'organisation' with former director general of the British In Richmond in 1923, Virginia Woolf (Fenella Woolgar) sits Peabody ..... David Acton Council Sir David Green, punk poet Attila the Stockbroker and down to write a novel calling her heroine Mrs Dalloway. In Los Ha'penny ..... Alicia Ambrose-Bayly writer Jay Griffiths. Angeles in 1949, Laura (Teresa Gallagher) sits in bed reading Matron ..... Susan Jameson SAT 01:00 Bulldog Drummond by Sapper (b00nnpb3) Mrs Dalloway. In New York in the 1990s, Clarissa (Rosamund Right Honourable Washtunrub ..... Sean Baker 5. Godalming Pike) goes out to buy flowers for a party mirroring the start of Director: Jessica Mitic The ex-officer heads to Godalming to protect Phyllis. And are the day for the fictional Mrs Dalloway. The party is for her best First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in 2016. the Duchess' pearls safe? Read by Julian Rhind-Tutt. friend Richard who long ago dubbed her Mrs Dalloway. SAT 05:30 Stand-Up Specials (m000r31x) SAT 01:30 Cadfael (b007jldz) Weaving together themes of bisexuality, mental illness, middle Kiri Pritchard-McLean: Egg-sistential Crisis The Virgin in the Ice age, the trials of creativity, parental guilt, marital discord, Stand-up Kiri Pritchard-Mclean brings a special show to BBC 5. Discoveries suburban isolation, infertility, friendship and loss - the three Radio 4 all about millennials and why they have stopped Detective monk Brother Cadfael discovers outlaws have taken stories become one. procreating. Ives Hugonin prisoner. In the second and concluding episode, Virginia, Laura and Producer: Suzy Grant Conclusion starring Philip Madoc as Brother Cadfael. Clarissa all experience conflict between their need to be free BBC Studios Production Written by Ellis Peters and dramatised by Bert Coules. and their domestic responsibilities and ties. Virginia Woolf SAT 06:00 Anthony Hope - The Prisoner Of Zenda Brother Cadfael ...... Philip Madoc creates a pivotal moment when Mrs Dalloway sees a book in a (b01qkm4l) Narrator ...... Sir Michael Hordern shop window open at a page with a song from Shakespeare's The great swashbuckling story of the English gentleman Rudolf Ermina ...... Moira Buffini Cymbeline. It haunts her - and it haunts Laura and Clarissa too. Rassendyll and his adventures in the East European province of Leonard ...... Leonard Fenton As their stories become interwoven there more and more Ruritania. Epic historical tale of subterfuge and doppelgangers. Hugh ...... Douglas Hodge parallels. Starring Julian Glover as King Rudolf/Rudolf Rassendyll, Nigel Le Gaucher ...... Peter Laird Michael Cunningham's enormously popular and critically Stock as Colonel Sapt, Hannah Gordon as Princess Flavia and Ives ...... Dean Magri successful book won the 1999 Pulitzer Prize for Fiction and Martin Jarvis as Rupert of Hentzau. Elyas ...... Crispin Letts inspired the film starring Nicole Kidman. He called his story Adapted by Eric Maschwitz and Kay Patrick Axeman ...... Peter Gunn The Hours because that was a title that Virginia Woolf had Original music (1939) by Robert Chignell and Leslie Woodgate Boterel ...... Andrew Wincott considered. He says Mrs Dalloway was a huge influence on his Cast: Other parts played by the cast. life because he read the novel as a response to a dare when he Rudolf Rassendyll / King Rudolf .... Julian Glover Music by Peter Salem. was 15 and then decided to be a writer. Colonel Sapt .... Nigel Stock Producer: Phil Clarke. Sony Award winning writer Frances Byrnes adapted the book Princess Flavia .... Hannah Gordon First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in November 1992. for radio. Count Fritz .... David Timson SAT 02:00 Robb Wilton: I Should Say So (b01lk6wp) Cast: Rupert of Hentzau .... Martin Jarvis Series 1 Vanessa/Sally .... Lia Williams Duke Michael .... Michael Spice The Bigamist Virginia .... Fenella Woolgar Antoinette de Mauban .... Anne Kidd Robb Wilton (1881-1957) was one of the most popular music Laura ….Teresa Gallagher Lord Burlesdon .... Clive Swift hall and radio comics of the 1930s and 1940s. Richie … Jack Towbin Lady Rose Burlesdon/ Innkeeper .... Diana Bishop Famed as an all-round pessimist - what would he have made of Clarissa …. Rosamund Pike Countess Helga .... Hilda Schroder 1980s Britain - trying to solve a tricky marital problem? Julia … Haley McGee Rosa .... Cherry Gilliam Michael Williams stars as Robb Wilton - making as little sense Walter/Dan ….Corey Johnson Captain Detchard .... Terry Scully out of life as he did 40 years before... Leonard …. David Annen Johann .... Sam Dastor Written by Allen Saddler. Nelly …. Rachel Atkins Josef .... Haydn Jones Produced at BBC Bristol by Brian Miller Composer: Gene Pritsker Train guard .... William Sleigh First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in September 1986. Pianist: Carollyn Eden Bersonin .... David Gooderson SAT 02:15 Gregory Evans - Blood and Milk (b07qc3g7) Sound Design: Steve Bond Customs officer .... Brian Haines Series 1 Adapted for radio by Frances Byrnes Producer: Martin Jenkins Episode 10 Directed by Judith Kampfner and Polly Thomas First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in May 1973. Things come to a head when Meg makes an offer to predatory Produced by Judith Kampfner SAT 07:30 Great Lives (b06wd26b) dairyman Iolo Jones and Annie confronts the creepy Madog Executive Producer Celia De Wolff Series 38 Prys. Last in the series. A Corporation For Independent Media production Nitin Sawhney on Jeff Buckley Megan Evans ….. Bettrys Jones First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in 2017. Musician and performer Nitin Sawhney champions the life of Samuel Singer ….. David Horovitch SAT 04:00 The Personality Test (b007tzff) Jeff Buckley who he regards as a genius singer, songwriter. Annie Riley ….. Alice Haig Series 3 The expert is Steve Abbott who was a friend of Buckley's and Nance Barker ….. Clare Perkins Toyah Willcox released his debut record. Madog Prys ….. James Lailey Pop sensation and actress Toyah Willcox is in the hot seat Presenter: Matthew Parris Iolo Jones ….. Nick Underwood posing questions all about her. Producer: Perminder Khatkar. Moses Lipski ….. Brian Protheroe Tackling the ultra-personal quiz are Sue Perkins, Caroline First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in 2016. Sergeant Fred Wensley ….. Jason Barnett Quinlan, Robin Ince and Will Smith. SAT 08:00 All the Way from Memphis (b00mpqkn) by Gregory Evans Comedy quiz presented by a new guest host every show. All the Series 2 Directed by Marc Beeby questions are about them. Episode 6 In 1900 over half London's milk came from Welsh dairies. One Script by Simon Littlefield and Kieron Quirke. James Walton tests and tickles the knowledge of industry of those dairies, on the Commercial Road, was owned and run Devised and produced by Aled Evans. pundits and people passionate about pop music. by the writer’s family. First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in 2007. Team captains Tracey MacLeod and Andrew Collins are joined First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in September 2016. SAT 04:30 Bristow (b007r031) by Clare Grogan and Danny Kelly to be put through their SAT 02:30 The Perfumed Mountaineer (b01hf12x) Series 2 musical paces Hayden Lorimer explores the double life of Walter Poucher: When Melancholy Autumn Comes to Chester-Perry Reader: Beth Chalmers mountain photographer and perfumer.
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