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The Idiot by FYODOR DOSTOEVSKY translated by CONSTANCE GAR -NETT and adapted for radio in two parts by WILLIAM ASH with David Timson , Sarah Badel and Stephen Murray Part 2
Prince Myshkin is torn between a desire to help the tragic Nastasva and distress at his inability to save her from self-destruction. Rogozhin, whose passion for Nastasya has none of the Prince's intellectual idealism, is driven by jealousy to attempt to murder him. An attempt that fails because Myshkin suffers an epileptic fit as Rogozhin is about to strike.
Technical presentation by GORDON BOWEN assisted by CAROL MCSHANS Directed by KAY PATRICK
(Repeated: Sunday 2.30 pm)

Contributors

Unknown:
Fyodor Dostoevsky
Translated By:
Constance Gar -Nett
Unknown:
William Ash
Unknown:
David Timson
Unknown:
Sarah Badel
Unknown:
Stephen Murray
Presentation By:
Gordon Bowen
Assisted By:
Carol McShans
Directed By:
Kay Patrick
Prince Myshkin:
David Timson
Nastasya:
Sarah Badel
Aglaia:
Karen Archer
ROgOZhin:
Anthony Jackson
Lebedvev:
David March
Ganya:
David Ashford
General Epanchin:
Fred Bryant
Madame Epanchin:
Kathleen Helme
Keller:
Brian Glover
Ippolit:
Andrew Branch
Adelaida:
Eve Karpf
Colonel Ivolgin:
Stephen Murray
Kolya i:
Crispin Gillbard
Yevgeny:
Robert Trotter
Yevgenv's:
Fellow Officer/elder
ly relation:
Malcolm Gerard
Princess Byelokonsky:
Hilda Kriseuan

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