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Boris Godunov

on BBC Radio 3

The first performance in this country of ALEKSANDR PUSHKIN 'S historical drama, translated and adapted by D. M. THOMAS. Music
(originally composed for a stage production in Moscow) by Prokofiev, performed by the BBC PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA and the halle CHOIR (men's voices) conducted by EDWARD DOWNES
All other parts are shared by CAROLE BOYD. MADI HEDD. STUART ORGAN. PAULINE SIDDELL. JOHN WEBB and other members of the cast. Solo singing coach
SIMON JOLY , Russian adviser RITA WEISSMAN , Music producer CUVE BENNETT
Directed by JOHN THEOCHARIS
8.45* Interlude
8.50* Boris Godunov Part 2

Contributors

Unknown:
Aleksandr Pushkin
Adapted By:
D. M. Thomas.
Conducted By:
Edward Downes
Unknown:
Carole Boyd.
Unknown:
Pauline Siddell.
Unknown:
John Webb
Unknown:
Simon Joly
Unknown:
Rita Weissman
Directed By:
John Theocharis
Unknown:
Boris Godunov
Boris Godunov:
Alan Howard
Grigory/Dmitry:
William Nighy
Marina Mniszek:
Jane Lapotaire
Pimen:
Robert Harris
Prince Shuisky:
John Rowe
Varlaam:
William Squire
Vorotynsky:
Brett Usher
Pushkin:
Kerry Francis
Basmanov:
James Kerry
Kurbsky:
Richard Huw
Semyon:
Nigel Graham
Informer:
Geoffrey Collins
Patriarch:
Michael Bilton
Abbott:
Peter Tuddenham
Misayil:
James Bryce
Proprietress:
Pat Keen
Fyodor:
Cuve Panto
Kseniya:
Alison Truefitt
Nurse:
Hilda Schroder
Mniszek:
Timothy Bateson
Holy Man:
Alex Jennings

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