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Under Milk Wood

on BBC Radio 4 FM

A Play for Voices by Dylan Thomas
'Lareggub Hill, that mystic tumulus, the memorial of peoples that dwelt in the region of Llareggub before the Celts left the land of summer and where the old wizards made themselves a wife out of flowers.' with (in order of appearance):

A Transcription Services recording by Adrian Revill, with Michael Black and Prudence Menmuir

(Some of the cast are members of the Welsh National Theatre Company)
(Repeated: Monday at 7.20 and Thursday at 7.30 pm)

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Contributors

Writer:
Dylan Thomas
Songs set by:
Daniel Jones
Accordion:
Bobby Campbell
Piano and Music director:
Neil Rhoden
Bells of the Tills of the Town created by:
Paddy Kingsland of the BBC Radiophonic Workshop
Recording by:
Adrian Revill
With [recording]:
Michael Black
With [recording]:
Prudence Menmuir
Produced and directed by:
Gerry Jones
Produced and directed by:
Ian Cotterell
First Voice:
Glyn Houston
Second Voice:
Petra Davies
Reverend Eli Jenkins:
Aubrey Richards
Captain Cat:
Gerald James
Polly Garter:
Nerys Hughes
Rosie Probert/Mrs Beynon:
Elizabeth Morgan
Mog Ednards/Ocky Milk-man:
Henry Knowles
Myfanwy Price/Mrs Willy Nilly:
Jennifer Piercey
Mr Waldo/Organ Morgan/Lord Cut-Glass:
John Griffiths
Mrs Ogmore-Pritchard/Mrs Organ Morgan:
Mary Jones
Mr Ogmore/Willy Nilly:
Sion Probert
Mr Pritchard/Butcher Beynon:
Anthony Hall
Gossamer Beynon:
Shirley King
Utah Watkins/Mr Pugh:
Talfryn Thomas
Mrs Utah Watkins/Mrs Cherry Owen:
Jennifer Hill
Atilla Rees/Cherry Owen:
Derek Pollitt
Lily Smalls:
Jan Edwards
Mae Rose-Cottage:
Elizabeth Revill
Mary Ann Sailors:
Christine Pollon
Dai Bread/Sinbad Sailors:
David Barry
Nogood Boyo:
John Francis
Mrs Pugh:
Heather Bell
Mrs Dai Bread One/Bessie Bighead:
Patricia Mort
Mrs Dai Bread Two:
Jo Manning Wilson
Gwennie:
Sharon Morgan

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