A play for radio by Jeremy Sandford with Paul Scofield as the Narrator
Specially commissioned by BBC Radio Brighton In association with the 1972 Brighton Festival, this is a dramatisation of the story of David Oluwale, a Nigerian who came to Britain in 1949 full of hope, and who died tragically In 1968 In the river Aire in Leeds.
Those taking part: EDWARD CHAPMAN, PETER CLEALL, DAVID COLLINGS, RITA DAVIES,
MONA HAMMOND, RAM JOHN HOLDER, ZARA JABER, HORACE JAMES, DESMOND NEWLING, JAN NEWLIMO, BOB OKENEDO, PETER PACEY, RENU SETNA, MADHAV SHARMA, PAMELA SLADE, EDDIE TAGOE, LOCKWOOD WEST
BBC Radio Brighton
