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Language: EnglishKeywords: BBC Drama Radio Written by Wally K Daly Format: MP3 Bitrate: 128 Kbps Dramatization Wally K. Daly was a prolific, award-winning dramatist, whose TV writing credits included Casualty, Juliet Bravo and Doctor Who. He also wrote 38 radio plays during his 30-year career, across a range of genres including comedy, horror and science fiction. Presented here is a collection of twelve of Dalyâs BBC Radio plays which demonstrate the breadth of the writerâs range. 2004 Out of a chaotic society generated by crime and violence steps a new Prime Minister with a mission, preaching a high-tech vision of a crime-free nation. Quinley â¦. Bill Nighy Lyle â¦. Derek Waring Franklin â¦. David Collings Jason â¦. Michael Cochrane Petra â¦. Christine Milwood Quarme â¦. Anton Phillips Written by Wally K. Daly Directed by David Hitchinson. First broadcast on the BBC World Service in March 1995 625Y Research scientist Kate Brown makes a dramatic discovery in her laboratory about human genes. Scientists try to hang on to the news that they’ve found a way to extend human life. First the politicians, and then the people, find out. Very quickly things turn very nasty. Intriguingly imagines what would happen if a research scientist discovered a gene that could determine a man or a woman’s natural lifespan. Kate Brown â¦. Amanda Root Professor Slingsby â¦. Geoffrey Whitehead Joe Barnard â¦. Jon Strickland Reporter â¦. Elizabeth Conboy Prime Minister â¦. Chris Tranchell Minister of Defence â¦. Ian Masters Major Peters â¦. Brett Usher Danny Flowers â¦. Stuart Milligan Lab Technician â¦. Harry Myers Minister of Health â¦. Sandra Clark Written by Wally K. Daly Directed by Gordon House First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in January 1999 A Plague of Goodness An American evangelist’s message is having a devastating effect in the United States. He asks to come to Britain. Will he be allowed in? What is the reason for his success? What influence do his wife and chief agent have? Grant D. Rascovitch ….. Lee Patterson Elly, his wife ….. Carole Boyd Jerry Lancombe, Jr ….. Peter Marinker The Minister ….. Donald Hewlett Cindy ….. Annabelle Lanyon Simpson ….. Andrew Branch Brigadier ….. Allan Cuthbertson President ….. Chris Barrie Head of the CIA ….. Paul Maxwell American Cardinal ….. David March Archbishop ….. Edward de Souza Air Force Chief ….. Garard Green Bomber pilot/Mafia thug ….. David Learner TV producer ….. Ronald Herdman CIA Operative/Mafia thug ….. Shaun Prendergast American policeman/Waiter ….. John Church Glaswegian/TV announcer ….. Jamie Roberts Mafia Godfather ….. Gordon Reid Written by Wally K. Daly Produced and directed by Martin Jenkins First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in March 1986 For I Have Sinned Bernard Cribbins plays an elderly priest who is haunted by the memory of one particular confession which has such a profound effect on him it makes him question his faith and his deepest held beliefs. As he struggles with his sense of failure and inadequacy he shares his innermost thoughts with the listener. He is confessing to us. This powerful monologue with its mix of dark humour and raw emotion led to the play, performance and production being nominated for a Sony award. With an introduction from Bernard in conversation with the director Martin Jenkins. Written by Wally K Daly Director Martin Jenkins First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in October 1999 Grigorii Efimovich Rasputin - Almost the Truth By Wally K Daly. Has history been unjust to Rasputin? Was he anything more than a “mad monk”, unbridled lecher, and evil influence on the Russian royal family? Rasputin ….. Robert Glenister Tsar Nicholas ….. Michael Cochrane Tsarina ….. Jane Whittenshaw Makari ….. Maurice Denham Hermogenes ….. Denys Hawthorne Theophanes ….. Norman Bird The Adjudicator ….. Geoffrey Whitehead Illiodor ….. Roger May With Emma Fielding, Julie Hallam, Stephen Critchlow, David Collings, Nicholas Boulton, David Timson, Andrew Branch, Zulema Dene, Becky Hindley and Caroline Strong Written by Wally K. Daly Produced and directed by Martin Jenkins First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in November 1996 Love to Hate A stalker and his victim confront each other in court. During the course of the trial they both have to relive years of fear and rejection. James ….. Andrew Sachs Jennifer ….. Cathy Tyson Council for the Prosecution ….. Becky Hindley Clerk of Court ….. Becky Hindley WPC Marsh ….. Natasha Pyne Council for the Defence ….. Gavin Muir Magistrate ….. Garard Green Director Pam Fraser Solomon Written by Wally K. Daly Produced and directed by Martin Jenkins First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in November 2000 Nightmare World A world-wide power failure brings chaos and terror to earth, and a curious transformation. Gary Henderson and old man Jenkins head up a mountain road to Hill House every November 13th. But on their ascent this year, the mountain begins to shake like hell on earth. And Gary? He meets himself coming back⦠As a worldwide power failure brings chaos and terror to Earth, one town in every country undergoes a curious and startling transformation. Gary Henderson …… James Laurenson⨠Jenkins …… Nigel Anthony⨠AP Smith …… Peter Jeffrey⨠Prime Minister …… Geoffrey Whitehead⨠Venables …… Joe Dunlop⨠Kate …… Melinda Walker⨠Captain …… Christopher Scott⨠Co Pilot …… Christopher Good⨠Chief Scientific Officer …… John Warner⨠Controller …… Dominic Rickhards⨠Colonel …… Nicholas Courtney⨠Soldier …… Ian Michie Lorna …… Cara Kelly⨠Joker …… Ken Cumberlidge Billy …… Sue Sheridan⨠Pamela …… Jo Kendall⨠Jumbo Child …… Joanna Mackie Written by Wally K. Daly Directed by David Hitchinson First broadcast on the BBC World Service in March 1989 Time Slip Paul Williamson arrives home, only to find himself already there. What exactly is going on? Paul …… Paul Daneman Frank …… Donald Hewlett Margaret …… Gwen Watford Faye …… Norma Ronald Harold the Barman …… Eric Allan Written by Wally K. Daly Produced and directed by Martin Jenkins First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in May 1983. Whatâs Stigmata? ‘Stigmata, the marks of the cross, traversing a void of nearly 2,000 years to be occasionally manifested on the bodies of the worthiest of believers - the only problem being that it’s accidentally hit me, the greatest non-believer of all time.’ A well-behaved atheist finds that he has been left with the marks of The Cross……why has God singled him out? And what happens when the ‘greatest non-believer of all time’ develops mystical powers? George ….. Peter Jeffrey Marcia ….. Norma Ronald Doctor ….. Moray Watson Mr Thompson ….. George A Cooper Mrs Thompson ….. Anne Jameson Retreat Organiser/Vicar ….. James Thomason Masseuse ….. Valerie Murray Policeman ….. Jeffrey Segal Priest ….. Sean Barrett Charles ….. Cllfford Norgate TV Announcer ….. Piers Burton Page Written by Wally K. Daly Directed by Martin Jenkins First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in September 1977 Whistling Wally’s Son In 2010, playwright Wally K Daly revisited his home town of Middlesbrough and went to the area where he had grown up in Grangetown, all of which had virtually disappeared. Most of the local industry had gone together with all the surrounding housing, school and pubs. Dalyâs play recalls the street in which he lived, his earliest war time memories, the people he knew, their fears and tragedies, the ’sessions’ in bombed houses and the return of his father from a prisoner of war camp. He remembers in particular his love for his mother and the death of his father, Whistling Wally and how these events from his childhood had a profound effect on his writing career. Kevin ….. Jamie Dickinson Whistling Wally ….. David Seddon Mam ….. Monica Dolan Kitty ….. Monica Dolan Kathleen ….. Jodie Day Mary ….. Jodie Day John ….. Neil Grainger Father O’Hagan ….. Tom Bevan Mrs Meskill ….. Marlene Sidaway Written by Wally K. Daly Directed by Martin Jenkins First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in May 2011 Without Fire When Phillip gives up smoking, he gets a little bit tense - in the end it’s not just his friends, relatives and colleagues who urge him to return to the habit, even his doctor agrees with them. Phillip ….. Paul Daneman Sarah ….. Nonna Ronald Barry ….. Richard Durden Doreen ….. Jane Leonard Managing Director ….. Bernard Brown Doctor ….. Graham Blockey Sandy ….. Tessa Worsley Written by Wally K. Daly Directed by Martin Jenkins First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in January 1986 Yesterday’s Dreams Two former lovers meet on the anniversary of a wedding that never happened in an encounter that is angry, affectionate and terrifying for both. Frank ….. Gerard McDermott Ami ….. Tracy Ann Oberman Written by Wally K. Daly Directed by Martin Jenkins First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in October 2002 Wally K. Daly was a prolific, award-winning dramatist, whose TV writing credits included Casualty, Juliet Bravo and Doctor Who. He also wrote 38 radio plays during his 30-year career, across a range of genres including comedy, horror and science fiction. Presented here is a collection of twelve of Dalyâs BBC Radio plays which demonstrate the breadth of the writerâs range. 2004 Out of a chaotic society generated by crime and violence steps a new Prime Minister with a mission, preaching a high-tech vision of a crime-free nation. Quinley â¦. Bill Nighy Lyle â¦. Derek Waring Franklin â¦. David Collings Jason â¦. Michael Cochrane Petra â¦. Christine Milwood Quarme â¦. Anton Phillips Written by Wally K. Daly Directed by David Hitchinson. First broadcast on the BBC World Service in March 1995 625Y Research scientist Kate Brown makes a dramatic discovery in her laboratory about human genes. Scientists try to hang on to the news that they’ve found a way to extend human life. First the politicians, and then the people, find out. Very quickly things turn very nasty. Intriguingly imagines what would happen if a research scientist discovered a gene that could determine a man or a woman’s natural lifespan. Kate Brown â¦. Amanda Root Professor Slingsby â¦. Geoffrey Whitehead Joe Barnard â¦. Jon Strickland Reporter â¦. Elizabeth Conboy Prime Minister â¦. Chris Tranchell Minister of Defence â¦. Ian Masters Major Peters â¦. Brett Usher Danny Flowers â¦. Stuart Milligan Lab Technician â¦. Harry Myers Minister of Health â¦. Sandra Clark Written by Wally K. Daly Directed by Gordon House First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in January 1999 A Plague of Goodness An American evangelist’s message is having a devastating effect in the United States. He asks to come to Britain. Will he be allowed in? What is the reason for his success? What influence do his wife and chief agent have? Grant D. Rascovitch ….. Lee Patterson Elly, his wife ….. Carole Boyd Jerry Lancombe, Jr ….. Peter Marinker The Minister ….. Donald Hewlett Cindy ….. Annabelle Lanyon Simpson ….. Andrew Branch Brigadier ….. Allan Cuthbertson President ….. Chris Barrie Head of the CIA ….. Paul Maxwell American Cardinal ….. David March Archbishop ….. Edward de Souza Air Force Chief ….. Garard Green Bomber pilot/Mafia thug ….. David Learner TV producer ….. Ronald Herdman CIA Operative/Mafia thug ….. Shaun Prendergast American policeman/Waiter ….. John Church Glaswegian/TV announcer ….. Jamie Roberts Mafia Godfather ….. Gordon Reid Written by Wally K. Daly Produced and directed by Martin Jenkins First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in March 1986 For I Have Sinned Bernard Cribbins plays an elderly priest who is haunted by the memory of one particular confession which has such a profound effect on him it makes him question his faith and his deepest held beliefs. As he struggles with his sense of failure and inadequacy he shares his innermost thoughts with the listener. He is confessing to us. This powerful monologue with its mix of dark humour and raw emotion led to the play, performance and production being nominated for a Sony award. With an introduction from Bernard in conversation with the director Martin Jenkins. Written by Wally K Daly Director Martin Jenkins First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in October 1999 Grigorii Efimovich Rasputin - Almost the Truth By Wally K Daly. Has history been unjust to Rasputin? Was he anything more than a “mad monk”, unbridled lecher, and evil influence on the Russian royal family? Rasputin ….. Robert Glenister Tsar Nicholas ….. Michael Cochrane Tsarina ….. Jane Whittenshaw Makari ….. Maurice Denham Hermogenes ….. Denys Hawthorne Theophanes ….. Norman Bird The Adjudicator ….. Geoffrey Whitehead Illiodor ….. Roger May With Emma Fielding, Julie Hallam, Stephen Critchlow, David Collings, Nicholas Boulton, David Timson, Andrew Branch, Zulema Dene, Becky Hindley and Caroline Strong Written by Wally K. Daly Produced and directed by Martin Jenkins First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in November 1996 Love to Hate A stalker and his victim confront each other in court. During the course of the trial they both have to relive years of fear and rejection. James ….. Andrew Sachs Jennifer ….. Cathy Tyson Council for the Prosecution ….. Becky Hindley Clerk of Court ….. Becky Hindley WPC Marsh ….. Natasha Pyne Council for the Defence ….. Gavin Muir Magistrate ….. Garard Green Director Pam Fraser Solomon Written by Wally K. Daly Produced and directed by Martin Jenkins First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in November 2000 Nightmare World A world-wide power failure brings chaos and terror to earth, and a curious transformation. Gary Henderson and old man Jenkins head up a mountain road to Hill House every November 13th. But on their ascent this year, the mountain begins to shake like hell on earth. And Gary? He meets himself coming back⦠As a worldwide power failure brings chaos and terror to Earth, one town in every country undergoes a curious and startling transformation. Gary Henderson …… James Laurenson⨠Jenkins …… Nigel Anthony⨠AP Smith …… Peter Jeffrey⨠Prime Minister …… Geoffrey Whitehead⨠Venables …… Joe Dunlop⨠Kate …… Melinda Walker⨠Captain …… Christopher Scott⨠Co Pilot …… Christopher Good⨠Chief Scientific Officer …… John Warner⨠Controller …… Dominic Rickhards⨠Colonel …… Nicholas Courtney⨠Soldier …… Ian Michie Lorna …… Cara Kelly⨠Joker …… Ken Cumberlidge Billy …… Sue Sheridan⨠Pamela …… Jo Kendall⨠Jumbo Child …… Joanna Mackie Written by Wally K. Daly Directed by David Hitchinson First broadcast on the BBC World Service in March 1989 Time Slip Paul Williamson arrives home, only to find himself already there. What exactly is going on? Paul …… Paul Daneman Frank …… Donald Hewlett Margaret …… Gwen Watford Faye …… Norma Ronald Harold the Barman …… Eric Allan Written by Wally K. Daly Produced and directed by Martin Jenkins First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in May 1983. Whatâs Stigmata? ‘Stigmata, the marks of the cross, traversing a void of nearly 2,000 years to be occasionally manifested on the bodies of the worthiest of believers - the only problem being that it’s accidentally hit me, the greatest non-believer of all time.’ A well-behaved atheist finds that he has been left with the marks of The Cross……why has God singled him out? And what happens when the ‘greatest non-believer of all time’ develops mystical powers? George ….. Peter Jeffrey Marcia ….. Norma Ronald Doctor ….. Moray Watson Mr Thompson ….. George A Cooper Mrs Thompson ….. Anne Jameson Retreat Organiser/Vicar ….. James Thomason Masseuse ….. Valerie Murray Policeman ….. Jeffrey Segal Priest ….. Sean Barrett Charles ….. Cllfford Norgate TV Announcer ….. Piers Burton Page Written by Wally K. Daly Directed by Martin Jenkins First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in September 1977 Whistling Wally’s Son In 2010, playwright Wally K Daly revisited his home town of Middlesbrough and went to the area where he had grown up in Grangetown, all of which had virtually disappeared. Most of the local industry had gone together with all the surrounding housing, school and pubs. Dalyâs play recalls the street in which he lived, his earliest war time memories, the people he knew, their fears and tragedies, the ’sessions’ in bombed houses and the return of his father from a prisoner of war camp. He remembers in particular his love for his mother and the death of his father, Whistling Wally and how these events from his childhood had a profound effect on his writing career. Kevin ….. Jamie Dickinson Whistling Wally ….. David Seddon Mam ….. Monica Dolan Kitty ….. Monica Dolan Kathleen ….. Jodie Day Mary ….. Jodie Day John ….. Neil Grainger Father O’Hagan ….. Tom Bevan Mrs Meskill ….. Marlene Sidaway Written by Wally K. Daly Directed by Martin Jenkins First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in May 2011 Without Fire When Phillip gives up smoking, he gets a little bit tense - in the end it’s not just his friends, relatives and colleagues who urge him to return to the habit, even his doctor agrees with them. Phillip ….. Paul Daneman Sarah ….. Nonna Ronald Barry ….. Richard Durden Doreen ….. Jane Leonard Managing Director ….. Bernard Brown Doctor ….. Graham Blockey Sandy ….. Tessa Worsley Written by Wally K. Daly Directed by Martin Jenkins First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in January 1986 Yesterday’s Dreams Two former lovers meet on the anniversary of a wedding that never happened in an encounter that is angry, affectionate and terrifying for both. Frank ….. Gerard McDermott Ami ….. Tracy Ann Oberman Written by Wally K. Daly Directed by Martin Jenkins First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in October 2002
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