| Author: | Liz Wainwright | ISBN: | 9781301795710 |
| Publisher: | Liz Wainwright | Publication: | October 13, 2012 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | Liz Wainwright |
| ISBN: | 9781301795710 |
| Publisher: | Liz Wainwright |
| Publication: | October 13, 2012 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
Four Drama Scripts presented in Radio format broadcast as radio theatre productions by the BBC
'Somebody' by Liz Wainwright Roy and Eileen have won a holiday, a week at the Carnival in Nice, a second honeymoon - the only trouble is…. they split up six months ago. Original BBC Radio Production was directed by: Marion Nancarrow for BBC Radio 4 Drama. Broadcast 1998. Running Time: 55m Cast: Eileen: Lynda Bellingham, Roy: David Ross.
'A Second Summer' by Liz Wainwright A woman desperate to reclaim her life escapes from Paris to the Normandy countryside, and receives help from an unexpected source. ‘I think ‘A Second Summer’ would make a wonderful film’ Marion Nancarrow BBC Drama Producer Original BBC Radio Production was directed by: Marion Nancarrow for BBC Radio 4 Drama. Broadcast 1992. Running Time: 55m Cast: Cecile: Gwen Watford, Alain: David Calder.
'Madame' by Liz Wainwright A story of envy and revenge. Original BBC Radio Production was directed by: Marilyn Imrie for BBC Radio 4 Drama. Broadcast 1990. Running Time: 55m Cast: Mme Bernay: Mary Wimbush, Mmme. Rozier: Carole Boyd.
'Mrs Danby's Destiny' by Liz Wainwright Original BBC Radio Production was directed by: Marion Nancarrow for BBC Radio 4 Drama ‘Thirty Minute Theatre’ Broadcast November 1993. Running Time: 30m Cast: Susan: Pauline Yates, Greg: James Taylor, Julia: Lynda Baron.
'Liz's Drama Press Reviews'
'...dry and kindly observation ...with real passion.' The Guardian
'... a good ear and understanding.' The Sunday Times
'...with sharp characterisation....and a density of emotion...compelling entertainment.' The Stage
'...a strong and realistic play.' The Times
'... a dryly comic play....' Northern Star
'An entertaining play... and a Dahl-like twist' The Independent on Sunday
'...poignant depiction of budding friendships...
could be appreciated by anyone' Theater Forum (USA)
' ..best ... driven by urgent concerns with real people.' The Times Higher Educational Supplement
Four Drama Scripts presented in Radio format broadcast as radio theatre productions by the BBC
'Somebody' by Liz Wainwright Roy and Eileen have won a holiday, a week at the Carnival in Nice, a second honeymoon - the only trouble is…. they split up six months ago. Original BBC Radio Production was directed by: Marion Nancarrow for BBC Radio 4 Drama. Broadcast 1998. Running Time: 55m Cast: Eileen: Lynda Bellingham, Roy: David Ross.
'A Second Summer' by Liz Wainwright A woman desperate to reclaim her life escapes from Paris to the Normandy countryside, and receives help from an unexpected source. ‘I think ‘A Second Summer’ would make a wonderful film’ Marion Nancarrow BBC Drama Producer Original BBC Radio Production was directed by: Marion Nancarrow for BBC Radio 4 Drama. Broadcast 1992. Running Time: 55m Cast: Cecile: Gwen Watford, Alain: David Calder.
'Madame' by Liz Wainwright A story of envy and revenge. Original BBC Radio Production was directed by: Marilyn Imrie for BBC Radio 4 Drama. Broadcast 1990. Running Time: 55m Cast: Mme Bernay: Mary Wimbush, Mmme. Rozier: Carole Boyd.
'Mrs Danby's Destiny' by Liz Wainwright Original BBC Radio Production was directed by: Marion Nancarrow for BBC Radio 4 Drama ‘Thirty Minute Theatre’ Broadcast November 1993. Running Time: 30m Cast: Susan: Pauline Yates, Greg: James Taylor, Julia: Lynda Baron.
'Liz's Drama Press Reviews'
'...dry and kindly observation ...with real passion.' The Guardian
'... a good ear and understanding.' The Sunday Times
'...with sharp characterisation....and a density of emotion...compelling entertainment.' The Stage
'...a strong and realistic play.' The Times
'... a dryly comic play....' Northern Star
'An entertaining play... and a Dahl-like twist' The Independent on Sunday
'...poignant depiction of budding friendships...
could be appreciated by anyone' Theater Forum (USA)
' ..best ... driven by urgent concerns with real people.' The Times Higher Educational Supplement
