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35 results found for '"Sean Street"' in Contributors.
Focus: Jeremy Hooker (1985)
Jeremy Hooker in conversation with Sean Street. English poet, critic, lecturer and broadcaster. Born in 1941, he talks about his works, essays and books. His essays include: A view from its source, and The...
Lifestyle: Frances Yorke-Batley (1985)
Sean Street in conversation with Yorke-Batley, theatrical producer and professional entertainer for Theatrical Companies in Dorset. She talks about her experience organising and preparing tea parties for...
Last Laurels for Sir John [A Tribute to John Betjeman] (1985)
A tribute to Sir John Betjeman, read by Sean Street. He was an English writer, poet and broadcaster. Born on the 28th August 1906, died May 19, 1984. [Box 1 - Sean Street Collection]
Focus: Fleur Adcock - Reel 1 (1985)
A poet in a landscape in coversation with Sean Street. Fleur Adcock was born in New Zealand on the 10th of February 1934 but lived and worked in England since 1963. Poet and editor, she talks about her life,...
Focus: Music of Melodrama - Programme 1 (1985)
Tonight, Sean Street broadcasts the first of three programmes on Music of Melodrama and talks to teacher and historian Dr. Eric John Heavens which traces the development of incidental music in the Edwardian...
Focus: Music of Melodrama - Programme 2 (1985)
Sean Street interviews the expert on the Music of Melodrama also known as incidental music, Dr. Eric John Heavens. Continuation of the Programme 1. [Box 1 - Sean Street Collection]
Focus: All Hallows Eve: an Anthology for Halloween (1985)
Sean Street reads strange stories about the Halloween’s Eve. [Box 1 - Sean Street Collection]
Focus: Friends Pictured within Elgar [Sir Edward William Elgar] (1986)
Friends of Sir Edward William Elgar, English romantic composer, in conversation with Sean Street. Elgar was born June 2, 1857 and died February 23, 1934. They talk about his life and composition: The Enigma...
Focus: The Thomas Hardy Collection (1986)
Sean Street visits Dorchester Library to see the unique set of items owned and by Thomas Hardy. He talks to Deputy Librarian Ian Lewis who explains how this Special Collection started. It is a huge Catalogue...
Focus: Sir Henry Irving - The Lyceum Theatre (1986)
Sean Street at the Lyceum Theatre in London, the most famous literary landmark of the theatrical production in England. This famous building built in the XIX Century it was called: A temple for the drama. It...