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7 results found for '"Woman’s Hour"' in Series.
Woman’s Hour [27/01/2011] (2011 Radio)
- Series
- Woman’s Hour
- Director
- Jenni Murray
Radio programme presented by Jenni Murray. In this edition Professor Tony Howard and Kathryn Hunter talk to Jenni Murray about women who have played the role of Hamlet. Tony Howard talks about HAMLET and...
Woman’s Hour [16/03/2010] (2010 Radio)
aka: Sian Phillips
- Series
- Woman’s Hour
Radio programme. Sian Phillips talks to Jane Garvey about playing Juliet at the age of 76 in Bristol Old Vic’s production of Juliet and Her Romeo, directed by Tom Morris. Developed since 1997 in...
Small Town Murder, A (2008 Radio)
- Series
- Woman’s Hour Drama
- Producer
- Clive Brill
5-part radio crime mystery by Scott Cherry, set in Stratford-upon-Avon and featuring police family liaison officer Sue Hartwell (Meera Syal). Hartwell investigates the sudden death of great Shakespeare...
Woman’s Hour [02/01/2007] (2007 Radio)
aka: Shakespeare’s Best Supporting Female Roles
- Series
- Woman’s Hour
Radio series, presented by Jenni Murray, which aims to ‘celebrate, inform and entertain women’. In this edition Jenny Herman presents a 10-minute item on the best female supporting roles in Shakespeare....
Julia Pascal - The Merchant of Venice (2007 Radio)
- Series
- Woman’s Hour
Radio broadcast. Presenter Jane Little interviews the Jewish playwright Julia Pascal about her adaptation of The Merchant of Venice at the Arcola Theatre in London. In Pascal’s version, holocaust survivor...
Shakespeare’s Women - Sluts and Wenches (2007 Radio)
aka: Shakespeare’s Best Supporting Female Roles
- Series
- Woman’s Hour
Last in a radio series on Shakespeare’s ‘Best Supporting female roles’. Presenter Judi Herman talks to some of the women playing parts of the ‘country wenches’, such as Audrey and Phoebe from As...
Woman’s Hour [23/04/1964] (1964 Radio)
aka: Shakespeare Quiz, A
- Series
- Woman’s Hour
Radio broadcast. In this instalment of the magazine programme Alan Dent challenges Diana Graves, Irene Thomas and Jonathan Cecil in a Shakespeare quiz.