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LA CORNADA

on BBC Radio 3

The Wound by Alfonso Sastre
An English version for broadcasting by JOE BURROUGHS and TRADER FAULKNER
Lo demos era muerte v solo muerts A las cinco de la tarde
FEDERICO GARCIA LORC1
'The rest was death and only death
At five o'clock tn the afternoon '
THE PROLOGUE
The ante room of a bullring Infirmary in a Spanish city during a corrida de toros
Bullring officials, members of the Press, hangers-on Bash. JONES, ROLF LEFEBVRE
Denis MCCARTHY , VICTOR LUCAS
BERNARD BROWN
PRESTON LOCKWOOD
LEROY LINGWOOD
Douglas HANKIN
BEFORE THE Corrida
A suite In a hotel near the bullring Juan Marcos
THE EPILOGUE
A small bar in the suburbs near the bullring
Juan Marcos
Rafael Pastor
Time: the present or recent past
Produced by JOE BURROUGHS
Senor Sastre's play, first produced in Madrid in 1960. uses a single corrida de toros to demonstrate the destructive effect on a high-ranking matador of ruthless and cynical exploitation by his manager. As Senor Sastre points out, it is a form of exploitation found in other types of public spectacle.
Second broadcast
Alan Tilvern is appearing In the Brian Rix Theatre of Laughter at the Garrick Theatre, London

Contributors

Unknown:
Alfonso Sastre
Broadcasting By:
Joe Burroughs
Unknown:
Federico Garcia
Unknown:
Rolf Lefebvre
Unknown:
Denis McCarthy
Unknown:
Victor Lucas
Unknown:
Bernard Brown
Unknown:
Preston Lockwood
Unknown:
Leroy Lingwood
Unknown:
Juan Marcos
Unknown:
Juan Marcos
Produced By:
Joe Burroughs
Produced By:
Senor Sastre
Unknown:
Senor Sastre
Unknown:
Alan Tilvern
Unknown:
Brian Rix
Dr Sanchez, a senior bullring doctor:
David March
Dr Jiminex, his assistant:
Anthony Jackson
Police Commissioner Beltran:
Peter Claughton
Juan Marcos a manager of mata dors:
Alan Tilvern
José Alba, a matador de toros:
Denys Hawthorne
Gabriela, his wife:
Margaret Wolfit
Rafael Pastor, the sobresaliente de espada:
Cristopher Bidmead
Alicia Puente, a doctor:
Patricia Gallimore
Juan, the sword-handler:
Preston Lockwood
A waitress:
Rosalind Shanks
A beggar:
Victor Lucas

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