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The Monday Play: Richard III

on BBC Radio 4 FM

by William Shakespeare
[Starring] Ian Holm as Richard III
with Tom Wilkinson as The Duke of Buckingham, Barbara Jefford as Queen Margaret, Sarah Badel as Queen Elizabeth, Melinda Walker as Lady Anne, Philip Voss as George, Duke of Clarence, and Brett Usher as Richmond

"And this word 'love' which greybeards call divine,
Be resident in men like one another,
And not in me: I am myself alone."
The production commemorates the 500th anniversary of the Battle of Bosworth, fought on 22 August 1485.
(Stereo)
FEATURE: page 77

Contributors

Author:
William Shakespeare
Music:
David Chilton
Music:
Mia Soteriou
Music played by:
Mike Brain
Music played by:
Roger Brenner
Music played by:
Robin Jeffreys
Music played by:
Lucie Skeaping
Music played by:
Roderick Skeaping
Technical Presentation:
David Greenwood
Technical Presentation:
Vanessa Ellner
Technical Presentation:
Michael Etherdon
Director:
Jane Morgan
Richard III:
Ian Holm
The Duke of Buckingham:
Tom Wilkinson
Queen Margaret:
Barbara Jefford
Queen Elizabeth:
Sarah Badel
Lady Anne:
Melinda Walker
George, Duke of Clarence:
Philip Voss
Richmond:
Brett Usher
Lord Hastings:
Michael Graham Cox
Rivers:
Brian Smith
Grey:
Christopher Douglas
Dorset:
Simon Hewitt
Catesby:
David Learner
Brakenbury:
Stephen Thorne
First murderer:
Robin Summers
Second murderer:
Shaun Prendergast
Edward IV:
Bernard Brown
Duke of York:
Matthew Carroll
Prince Edward:
William Buckhurst
Duchess of York:
Pauline Letts
Stanley:
David Garth
Ratcliffe:
David Sinclair
Tyrrel:
John Church
Scrivener:
Steve Hodson
Unknown:
Graham Blockey
Unknown:
Adrian Egan
Unknown:
James MacPherson
Unknown:
Trevor Nichols
Unknown:
Alan Thompson

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