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The Just Vengeance

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(Otherwise called The Lichfield Passion) by Dorothy L. Sayers with music composed by Antony Hopkins
Produced by Peter Watts
Persons of the Chorus
Other citizens of Lichfield: Molly Rankin, Susan Richards, Madeline Burgess, William Forbes, Seymour Green, Lorna Davis, Edith Saville, George Owen, Monica Stracey, Charles Rennison, Andrew Churchman, Gabrielle Blunt, Frank Atkinson, and Vanessa Thornton
Mary's Carol and Magnificat sung by Dorothy Bond
BBC Chorus under Cyril Gell
Ambrose Porter (organ)
('The Just Vengeance' was originally performed in Lichfield Cathedral on the occasion of its 750th Anniversary Festival, in 1946). An introductory article by Canon V. A Demant appears on page 5)

Contributors

Unknown:
Dorothy L. Sayers
Composed By:
Antony Hopkins
Produced By:
Peter Watts
Unknown:
Molly Rankin
Unknown:
Susan Richards
Unknown:
Madeline Burgess
Unknown:
William . . Forbes
Unknown:
Seymour Green
Unknown:
Lorna Davis
Unknown:
Edith Saville
Unknown:
George Owen
Unknown:
Monica Stracey
Unknown:
Charles Rennison.
Unknown:
Andrew Churchman
Unknown:
Gabrielle Blunt
Unknown:
Frank Atkinson.
Unknown:
Vanessa Thornton
Sung By:
Dorothy Bond
Unknown:
Cyril Gell
Unknown:
Ambrose Porter
The Recorder, Angel of the City:
Valentine Dyall
George Fox the Quaker:
Lionel Stevens
The airman:
Lewis Stringer
Eve, Mother of Mankind:
Catherine Salkeld
Mary Mother of Our Lord:
Mary Kenton
Adam, the First Man:
Neville Mapp
Cain:
Cyril Gardiner
Abel:
Leonard Sachs
Persona Dei:
Raf de la Torre
Gabriel Ansel of the Annunciation:
Deryck Guyler
An informer (afterwards Judas):
Malcolm Hayes
An inquisitor (afterwards Caiaphas):
Heron Carvic
A rich man (afterwards Herod):
Robert Farquharson
A judge (afterwards Pilate):
John Garside
A Roman soldier (afterwards executioner):
Alwyne Whatsley
Samuel Johnson:
Sebastian Cabot
Source: Radio Times

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