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The Tragedie of Charles, Lord Stourton

on BBC Radio 4 FM

starring the BBC Drama Repertory Company in a modern interpretation of a revenge tragedy by JOHN FLETCHER
This new work for radio is written in the style of an Elizabethan revenge tragedy, but unlike most plays in that genre the events described are set in this country. Stourton was a real 16th-century Catholic landowner who came into conflict with his Protestant neighbours. Unable to obtain justice in the courts, Stourton was forced into an act of violence leading to his own death.
Dialogue coach RAY BURROWS
Music composed by VIC GAMMON
Musical consultant
PHILIP PICKET. Musicians THE NEW LONDON CONSORT
Technical team
JANET MITCHELL , PENNY LEICESTER and ENYD CLOWES Directed by RICHARD WORTLEY

Contributors

Unknown:
John Fletcher
Unknown:
Ray Burrows
Composed By:
Vic Gammon
Unknown:
Janet Mitchell
Directed By:
Richard Wortley
Charles Stourton:
Philip Sully
William Hartgill:
Peter Baldwin
Will Farre:
Michael McStay
Herbert:
Danny Schiller
Thynne:
Gordon Dulieu
Protector Somerset:
Harold Kasket.
Machute:
Gregory De Polnay
William Stourton:
Brian Haines
Agnes:
Petra Davies
Eliza:
Eva Stuart
Lord Chancellor:
Fred Bryant
Ralph:
Adrian Egan
Maid Marian:
Andrew Branch
Blandford:
Philip Fox
Mad Tom:
John Bull
Roger Fitzjames:
Philip Voss
Girl:
Liza Flanagan
Elizabeth:
Jenny Twigge
Mary:
Josie Kidd

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