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7 results found for '"Jo Kendall"' in Person.
Julius Caesar (1990 Radio)
- Series
- Sunday Play
- Director
- Richard Imison
- Producer
- Richard Imison
Radio adaptation produced and directed by Richard Imison with Paul Daneman as Caesar and Michael Maloney as Brutus.
Scottish Play, The (1990 Radio)
- Series
- Actor’s Life for Me, An
- Producer
- Paul Spencer
Radio comedy series written by Paul Mayhew-Archer about actor Robert Wilson (John Gordon Sinclair) who is trying to make it in the business. In this episode (1 of series 2), Wilson (despite his Scottish...
I’m Sorry I’Ll Read That Again [29/03/1970] (1970 Radio)
- Series
- I’m Sorry I’Ll Read That Again
Classic BBC radio comedy show. Episode 7 in series 8 includes a fifteen-minute parody of Henry VIII ("Pruneplay of the Week"). A breakneck smattering of silly voices and dreadful puns is held together by...
I’m Sorry I’Ll Read That Again [15/02/1970] (1970 Radio)
- Series
- I’m Sorry I’Ll Read That Again
- Producer
- David Hatch; Peter Titheradge
Classic British radio comedy series. First episode in series eight includes a fifteen-minute parody of The Taming of the Shrew ("Pruneplay of the Week"). A breakneck smattering of silly voices and dreadful...
Macbeth (1968 Radio)
- Series
- I’m Sorry I’Ll Read That Again
- Producer
- David Hatch; Peter Titheradge
Radio comedy series. Includes a fifteen-minute parody of Macbeth in which a breakneck smattering of silly voices and dreadful puns is being held together by funny songs and the groans and laughs from the...
I’m Sorry I’Ll Read That Again [02/07/1967] (1967 Radio)
- Series
- I’m Sorry I’Ll Read That Again
- Producer
- Humphrey Barclay
Classic British radio comedy series. Episode 11 in series 5 (50th show) includes a fifteen-minute parody of Othello. A breakneck smattering of silly voices and dreadful puns is held together by funny songs...
I’m Sorry I’Ll Read That Again [09/05/1966] (1966 Radio)
- Series
- I’m Sorry I’Ll Read That Again
- Producer
- Humphrey Barclay
Classic BBC radio comedy show. Episode 9 in the third series includes a fifteen-minute parody of Julius Caesar. A breakneck smattering of silly voices and dreadful puns is held together by funny songs and...