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| 2008 | Audible.com | OUTCAST | WRITER: Michelle Paver Fourth in the Chronicles of Ancient Darkness series
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| 2006 | BBC Radio 4 | SIR GAWAIN AND THE GREEN KNIGHT | Writer: Simon Armitage My reading of Sir Gawain and the Green Knight, newly translated by the poet Simon Armitage, will be broadcast on BBC Radio 4 at 2.15pm on Thursday 21st December 2006.
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| 2006 | Wordsworth Trust | RRIME
OF THE ANCIENT MARINER |
Writer:
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| 2006 | Orion Audio Books | SOUL EATER | WRITER: Michelle Paver Third in the Chronicles of Ancient Darkness series Published: 7 September 2006
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| 2005 | Orion Audio Books | SPIRIT WALKER | WRITER: Michelle Paver Second in the Chronicles of Ancient Darkness series Published: 7 September 2005
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| 2005 | BBC | ASYLUM | WRITER: Patrick McGrath Download from Audible.com |
| 2005 | BBC Radio 4 | THE PRELUDE | WRITER: William Wordsworth DIRECTOR: Susan Roberts LINKS by Robert Woof First broadcast Monday 25 July -Friday 29 July 2005 I read five extracts from William Wordsworth's autobiographical poem to mark the bicentenary of the 1805 version. The reading was specially recorded at Dove Cottage in Grasmere where Wordsworth lived and wrote from December 1799 to May 1808, the years of his supreme work as a poet. |
| 2005 | BBC Radio 4 | TERRE HAUTE | WRITER: Edmund Wilson DIRECTOR: Maria Aitken With Troy Hill and Stuart Milligan First broadcast 25 February 2005 21.00 Just before he was executed for the Oklahoma bombing, Timothy McVeigh was in correspondence with the American writer and iconoclast, Gore Vidal. In this play, the award winning novelist Edmund White imagines what would have happened had they ever met face to face in Terre Haute prison.
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| 2004 | Orion Audio Books
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WOLF BROTHER
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WRITER: Michelle Paver First in the Chronicles of Ancient Darkness series Publication Date: 16 September 2004
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| 2004 | Naxos AudioBooks
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THE TEMPEST | WRITER: William Shakespeare DIRECTOR: John Tydeman
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| 2004 | BBC Radio 4 | BE PREPARED | WRITER: Andy Rashleigh ROLE: Robert Baden-Powell
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| 2003 | BBC World Service Radio | HIV/AIDS Concert | Recorded live at the Mermaid
Theatre, London on Friday 7 November 2003 Broadcast 22 November 2003 |
| 2001 | BBC Radio 4 | LITTLE DORRIT | WRITER: Charles Dickens ROLE: Dickens Co-starring John Wood, Julian Wadham, Margaret Tyzack Six weekly episodes broadcast beginning 22 April 2001 |
| 1996 | Penguin Books | ODYSSEY (Unabridged) | WRITER: Homer 1997 Audie Award for best solo narration  |
| 1996 | CREATIONS | WRITER: Corigliano ROLE: Narrator Recorded 12 July 1996; accompanies recording of I Fiamminghi conducted by Rudolf Werthen |
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| 1994 | Harper Collins Audio | THE DANCING BEAR | WRITER: Michael Morpurgo ROLE: narrator |
| 1994 | THE SOLDIER'S TALE | ROLE: Narrator Co-starring: Vanessa Redgrave & Sting. |
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| 1994 | Pet Shop Boys | HEART | Music Video Role: Dracula |
| 1990 | BBC Radio | RELATED VARIATIONS | WRITER: Douglas Slater Recorded 4 November 1989 Rebroadcast in 1994 |
| 1989 | BBC Radio 3 | WILD HONEY | WRITER: Anton Checkhov, adapted and transated
by Michael Frayn ROLE: Platonov Recorded 7-12 August 1989 |
| 1988 | WBUR Boston / NPR | SPEAKING FOR EVERYMAN | Shakespeare's Birthday Celebration Air Date: 19 April 1988, 8:30pm Guests: F. Murray Abraham, Sting, Margorie Garber Peabody Broadcasting Award |
| 1985 | BBC Radio 4 | DEAR AND HONOURED LADY | Extract from act 2 of Noel Coward's Private Lives chosen by Queen Mother with Judi Dench as Amanda and Ian McKellen as Elliott |
| 1983 | BBC Radio 3 | SIR THOMAS MORE | WRITER: William Shakespeare,
adapted for radio by Penny Gold DIRECTOR: Martin Jenkins ROLE: Sir Thomas More Music specially composed by Philip Lane Recorded 28 April - 2 May 1983 First transmitted in June 1983 |
| 1982 | THE DIARY OF A NOBODY WRITER | WRITER: George & Weedon Grossmith ROLE: Butcher |
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| 1980 | BBC Radio 3 | WORDS, WORDS, WORDS | 'A personal Choice of Poetry and Prose' broadcast in five 20 minute programmes, recorded at the BBC Paris Studio before an invited audience |
| 1970s | BBC Radio 4 | FAME IS THE SPUR | WRITER: Adapted by Ken
Whitmore from Howard Spring's novel DIRECTOR: Trevor Hill ROLE: Hamer Radshaw Recorded by BBC Manchester |
| 1971 | BBC Radio | HENRY VI | WRITER: Shakespeare ROLE: Dukes of York & Gloucester |
| 1971 | BBC Radio | A SORT OF LEGEND | |
| 1970 | BBC Radio 4 | A PROVINCIAL LIFE | WRITER: Anton Chekov adapted by Peter Gill ROLE: Misail Alexander Poloznev CO-STARRING: Joseph O'Conor, Sheila Grant, Shirley Dixon, Eleanor Bron First transmitted: 24 August 1970 |
| 1970 | BBC Radio | ROMEO AND JULIET | WRITER: Shakespeare ROLE: Romeo Co-starring: Anna Calder-Marshall (Juliet) and Robert Eddison (Friar Lawrence) Recorded 3 March 1970 for broadcast on BBC Radio 4 on 6 April
1970. |
| 1969 | Prospect Theatre Company | EDWARD II | WRITER: Christopher Marlowe ROLE: King Edward Recording of Prospect Theatre Company performance |
| 1968 | BBC Radio | RICHARD III | WRITER: Shakespeare ROLE: Lord Hastings Co-starring: Paul Daneman as Richard III, Judi Dench as Lady Anne Recorded in studio B10, Broadcasting House, 24 June - 1 July 1967 Broadcast 24 December 1968 |
| 1967 | BBC Radio | THE SEAGULL | WRITER: Anton Chekov ROLE: Konstantin |
| 1967 | BBC Radio | THE FIRST ST. JOAN | WRITER: G. Bernard Shaw ROLE: Dauphin Four scenes from "St. Joan" introduced by Dame Sybil Thorndike, who acted her original role in this play which took London by storm in 1924 Starring: Sybil Thorndike (Joan), Walter Fitzgerald (Archbishop), Ian
McKellen (Dauphin), Clive Morton (Baudricourt), Michael Spice (Dunois), Alan
Wheatley (The Inquisitor) |
| 1966 | Caedmon | HENRY V | WRITER: Shakespeare ROLE: Dauphin |
| 1966 | Caedmon | THREE SISTERS | ROLE: Tuzenbach Co-starring: Lynn Redgrave, Paul Schofield, and Jill Bennett |
| 1966 | BBC Radio | HEDDA GABLER | ROLE: Tesman |
| 1966 | BBC Radio | HENRY VIII | WRITER: Shakespeare ROLE: Surrey |
| 1966 | Caedmon | EDWARD II | WRITER: Christopher Marlowe ROLE: Gaveston |
| 1966 | BBC Radio | ELECTRA | ROLE: Orestes |
| 1965 | National Theatre | MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING | WRITER: Shakespeare ROLE: Claudio Co-starring: Maggie Smith, Robert Stephens, Albert Finney, Derek Jacobi, Frank Finlay. Bristol Hippodrome - 22 March 1965: Theatre Royal, Nottingham - 29 March 1965. |
| 1965 | BBC Woman's Hour Serial | SONS AND LOVERS | WRITER: D. H. Lawrence |
| 1960 | Marlowe Society/Argo Records | HENRY IV PART 2 | WRITER: Shakespeare ROLE: Davy CO-STARRING:Anthony Jacobs, Gary Watson, Denis Mccarthy, Corin Redgrave, Terence Hardiman, Derek Jacobi, Clive Swift (Falstaff), Philip Strick, Tony Robertson, and Roger Hammond |
| 1960 | Marlowe Society/Argo Records | A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM | WRITER: Shakespeare ROLE: Lysander |
| 1958 | Marlowe Society/Argo Records | ANTONY & CLEOPATRA | WRITER: Shakespeare ROLE: Mardian CO-STARRING: Irene Worth as Cleopatra |
