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Stephen Murray with Joseph Tomelty, Catherine Lacey and Ralph Truman in ' THE DEATH OF WALLENSTEIN '

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by Schiller
Translated by S. T. Coleridge
Adapted for broadcasting by Helena Wood
Cast in order of speaking:
Produced by Donald McWhinnie and Michael Barkewell
The action begins in General Wallenstein's camp at Pilsen in the year 1634, at the height of the Thirty Years War. The opening sequences of this adaptation incorporate material from Schiller's Piccolomini, the preceding play in the Wallenstein trilogy.
During the interval (4.0-4.15 app.):
Smetana
Symphonic Poem: Wallenstein's Camp played by the Vienna Symphony Orchestra
Conducted by Henry Swoboda on gramophone records

Contributors

Translated By:
S. T. Coleridge
Produced By:
Donald McWhinnie
Produced By:
Michael Barkewell
Conducted By:
Henry Swoboda
SERGEANT:
Rolf Lefebvre
Illo field-marshal, Wallenstein's confidant:
Godfrey Kenton
BUTLER, commander of a regiment of dragoons:
Joseph Tomelty
ISOLANl general of the Croats:
John Carson
OCTAVIO PICCOLOMINI, lieutenant-general:
Ralph Truman
VON QUESTFNBERG, envoy from the Austrian court:
Owen Berry
MAX PICCOLOMINI, Octavio's son,colonel of a regiment of cuirassiers:
David Peel
WALLENSTEIN, Duke of Friedland,generalissimo of the Imperial forces:
Stephen Murray
Seni, an astrologer:
John Gabriel
COUNT TERZKY, brother-in-law of Wallenstein:
Olaf Pooley
COLONEL WRANGEL, envoy from Sweden:
Eric Anderson
Countess TERZKY:
Catherine Lacey
THEKLA, Wallenstein's daughter:
Prunella Scales
Duchess OF FRIEDI AND, Wallenstein's wife:
Dorothy Holmes-Gore
ANSPESSADE, of the cuirassiers:
Edward Kelsey
GORDON, governor of Egra:
Duncan McIntyre
LADY NEUBRUNN:
Janette Richer
CAPTAIN MACDONALD:
Edward Jewesbury
CAPTAIN DEVEREUX:
Manning Wilson
GROOM:
Peter Claughton

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