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John Keats

on BBC Two England

A play in two parts by NICK MCCARTY with 1: This Living Hand
A tough, aggressive boy from a broken family studies to become a surgeon in the days when limbs were sawn off without anaesthetic. Gradually he becomes aware of a power more devastating than a clenched fist, more piercing than a surgeon's knife.
Cast in order of appearance
Editorial consultant ROBERT GITTINGS Music by ANTHONY ISAAC
Costume designer JOYCE MORTLOCK Make-up artist JENNY SHIRCORE Designer RICHARD HENRY
Producer CAROL ROBERTSON Director JAMES ORMEROD
(Part 2 is on Friday at 9.0 pm)
(A review in Kaleidoscope on Radio 4 tomorrow at 9.40 pm)

Contributors

Unknown:
Nick McCarty
Unknown:
Robert Gittings
Music By:
Anthony Isaac
Designer:
Joyce Mortlock
Artist:
Jenny Shircore
Designer:
Richard Henry
Producer:
Carol Robertson
Director:
James Ormerod
John Keats:
Gerard Murphy
Frances Keats:
Victoria Fenton
Mrs Jennings:
Madoline Thomas
Young John:
David John
Young George:
Lawrence Wenlock
Young Tom:
Andrew Brooks
Young Fanny:
Claire O'Sullivan
Charles Cowden Clarke:
Shaughan Seymour
John Cowden Clarke:
David Beale
Richard Abbey:
John Quarmby
Thomas Hammond:
Terence Conoley
Woman in labour:
Jenni Iiinkes
Tom Keats:
Christopher Lillicrap
George Keats:
Sean Mathias
Girl at the Jubilee:
Emma Scott
Fanny Keats:
Sarah Prince
Sir Astley Cooper:
James Greene
Henry Stephens:
Simon Needs
Mary Frogley:
Lindy Alexander
Felton Matthew:
Paul Lavers
Matthew's sisters:
Jenny O'Grady
Matthew's sisters:
Sally Baxter
Adams, a patient:
Robert Vahey
Lucas, the surgeon:
Hal Jeayes
Leigh Hunt:
Jonathan Burn
Haydon MICHAEL:
N Harbour
Shelley:
Peter Wilson

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