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Whose Is the Kingdom?

on BBC Radio 3

The last of nine plays about Church and State under the Roman Empire by JOHN ARDEN and MARGARETTA D'ARCY with and Hypothesis
'Am I therefore to subordinate my sovereignty upon earth, now, to the rule of Christ, he who will be imposing himself over me once I am dead?'
Was Constantine's embracing of Christianity another political act or a true commitment, a revelation?
With JONATHAN TAFLER
ALAN DUDLEY and ZELAH CLARK
Music composed and conducted by STEPHEN BOXER Performed by the CONCHORD ENSEMBLE. LONDON VOICES and TRINITY BOYS' CHOIR Technical presentation
CAROL MCSHANE. DAVID BLOUNT and ROSAMUND MASON
Directed by RONALD MASON and PENNY LEICESTER
Executive producer RONALD MASON

Contributors

Unknown:
John Arden
Unknown:
Margaretta D'Arcy
Unknown:
Jonathan Tafler
Unknown:
Alan Dudley
Conducted By:
Stephen Boxer
Unknown:
Carol McShane.
Unknown:
David Blount
Unknown:
Rosamund Mason
Directed By:
Ronald Mason
Producer:
Ronald Mason
Paul of Tarsus:
Roshan Seth
Oenothea:
Anne Jameson
Eutropia:
Jill Bennett
Constantine:
Michael N Harbour
Kybele:
Elizabeth Spriggs
Helen:
Mary Wimbush
Mary:
Angela Pleasence
Jaxartes:
Sam Dastor
Fausta:
Samantha Bond
Semiramis:
Souad Faress
Joachim:
Stephen Boxer
Melantho:
Cassie McFarlane
Constantia:
Karen Archer
Hebrew scholar:
Leonard Fenton
Camel driver:
Alix Refaie
Camel master:
Michael Deacon

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