Blood and Milk

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Blood and Milk by Gregory Evans

Drama: Classic & Period

Drama: Thriller

By Gregory Evans. Thriller set in 1890s Whitechapel.

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Bettrys Jones

Trystan Gravelle

David Horovitch

Brian Protheroe

Alice Haig

Marc Beeby

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Blood and Milk by Gregory Evans: Series 1: 1. Arrival

1. Arrival

Series 1

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Gangsters, gambling and an innocent abroad in 1890s Whitechapel.

1890s Whitechapel: Megan Evans comes to London to visit her brother, but he is strangely unwelcoming. Stars Bettrys Jones.

Thrilling series set in 1890s Whitechapel.

Welsh farm girl Megan Evans comes to London to visit her brother who is running the family's dairy business.

But why is her brother is strangely unwelcoming? 

Written in ten parts by Gregory Evans. 

In 1900 over half London's milk came from Welsh dairies. One of those dairies, on the Commercial Road, was owned and run by the writer’s family.

Megan Evans …..  Bettrys Jones
Luc Evans ….. Trystan Gravelle
Samuel Singer ….. David Horovitch
Moses Lipski ….. Brian Protheroe
Annie Riley ….. Alice Haig

Director: Marc Beeby

First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in August 2016.

Blood and Milk by Gregory Evans: Series 1

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By Gregory Evans. Thriller set in 1890s Whitechapel

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