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Afternoon Theatre

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on BBC Radio 4 FM

Sallmaker by ALAN SPENCE ' The hull has to be white. I've got a nice white gloss at work. The keel I could do in blue.
Maybe put a wee blue rim round the edge here. And light brown for the deck ... You won't even recognise it. It'll be like a brand new boat.' with Roy Hanlon as Davie, a former sailmaker Jonathan Watson as Alec, his son Hubert Buchanan as Ian, Alec's cousin and Tony Roper as Billy, Ian's s father The play is set in a Glasgow tenement, street and back-court. The action begins in the late 1950s and continues through the 60s.
Directed by STEWART CONN BBC Scotland

Contributors

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Alan Spence
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Roy Hanlon
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Jonathan Watson
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Hubert Buchanan
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Tony Roper
Directed By:
Stewart Conn
Source: Radio Times

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