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John Bunyan - The Pilgrim's Progress: 2. The Valley

John Bunyan - The Pilgrim's Progress

2. The Valley

BBC Radio 4 Extra - John Bunyan - The Pilgrim's Progress, 2. The Valley

Bound for the Celestial City, Christian must face the Valley of the Shadow of Death.

Determined to reach the Celestial City, Christian must pass through the Valley of The Shadow of Death. Stars Neil Dudgeon.

Christian is determined to reach the Celestial City even though it means passing through the Valley of The Shadow of Death. 

John Bunyan's enduring 17th century classic novel.

Starring Anton Rogers.

Dramatised by Brian Sibley.

                Anton Rodgers … Bunyan
                Neil Dudgeon … Christian
                Alec McCowen … Evangelist
                Don Warrington … Beelzebub
                Caroline Lee Johnson  … Elizabeth
                Ioan Meredith … The Jailer
                Derek Waring  … The Judge
                Philip Fox … Watchful
                Chris Moran … Clerk
                Jaimi Barbakoff … Prudence
                Lydia Leonard … Charity
                Cherie Taylor-Battiste … Piety
                Graham Crowden … Faithful
                Stephen Thorne … Cobb
                Eve Karpf … Discretion
                Rachel Atkins … Talkative
                Damian Lynch … Timorous               

Director: Pam Fraser Solomon 

First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in January 2004.

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John Bunyan's parable about a pilgrim who tries to reach the Celestial City.

John Bunyan's parable about a pilgrim who tries to reach the Celestial City. Dramatised by Brian Sibley. With Anton Rodgers.

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