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The Lorenzaccio Story

on BBC Radio 3

by PAUL THOMPSON after ALFRED DE MUSSET with music composed and conducted by Stephen Oliver with Florence 1536 suffers every aspect of political oppression.
The soldier enforces peace, the cardinal seeks political solutions, merchants grumble, trying to make ends meet, while the banker feels a period of repressive government will facilitate recovery. Even the artist is compromised by his commissions from a ruler in love with his assassin. Only murder makes ends meet....
Man/Scoronconcolo. JOHN GRILLO with the AMBROSIAN SINGERS and MEMBERS OF THE RADIO
DRAMA COMPANY
Technical presentation by PETER NOVIS and TIM ROBINSON Directed by MARGARET WINDHAM

Contributors

Unknown:
Paul Thompson
Unknown:
Alfred de Musset
Unknown:
John Grillo
Presentation By:
Peter Novis
Presentation By:
Tim Robinson
Directed By:
Margaret Windham
Lorenzo:
David Warner
the Merchant:
Joe Melia
Filippo Strozzi:
Nigel Davenport
Piere Strozzi:
Alan Rickman
Duke Alessandro:
Ian Hogg
Goldsmith:
Dudley Sutton
Francesco Alamanni:
Mark Straker
Luisa Strozzi:
Moir Leslie
Cardinal Cibo:
Andrew C. Wadsworth
Captain Viteili:
John Woodvine
Laudomia:
Shan Stevens
Tebaldeo Freccia:
Nigel Williams
Bindo Altoviti:
Timothy Bateson
Charles V:
Gordon Jones
Francesco Vettori:
Barry Stanton
Cosimo de'Medici:
John Hall
Cardinal:
Henry Stamper
Cardinal:
Michael Bilton
Cardinal:
Brett Usher

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