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A verse play by MARK BEESON , with and Music by ILONA SEKACZ Technical presentation by RICHARD BEADSMORE WILFREDO ACOSTA and HILARY CARRUTHERS
Directed by RICHARD WORTLEY Stereo

Contributors

Play By:
Mark Beeson
Music By:
Ilona Sekacz
Presentation By:
Richard Beadsmore
Presentation By:
Wilfredo Acosta
Presentation By:
Hilary Carruthers
Directed By:
Richard Wortley
Money:
Brian Miller
Oldham:
Norman Bird
Drift:
Clare Travers Deacon
The Tourist:
Ken Cumberlidge
First swallow:
John Rye
Second swallow:
Helena Breck
Third swallow/Cranefly:
Ian Targett
Barn owl/Fox moth:
John Warner
Mrs Oldham:
Tessa Worsley
Pipistrelle:
Melinda Walker
Esther:
Marcia King
Animal liberation figures/Impulse.:
Joe Dunlop
Intermediate technology/Grasshopper:
Vincent Brimble
Mayfly:
Cara Kelly
Mosquito/Fairy fly:
Susan Sheridan

by JAMES HENDRIE and IAN BROWN.
Starring Robert Bathurst. Brenda Blethyn ,
Morwenna Banks, Mike Grady ,Jonathan Kydd. Producer DAVID TYLER Stereo (R)

Contributors

Unknown:
James Hendrie
Unknown:
Ian Brown.
Unknown:
Robert Bathurst.
Unknown:
Brenda Blethyn
Unknown:
Mike Grady
Unknown:
Jonathan Kydd.
Producer:
David Tyler

Left Turns for New Times In the wake of Thatcher's third election victory, many intellectuals on the Left and Centre Left are arguing that only new visions and agendas can defeat the Tories. Does this debate resonate outside their circles?
Presenter John Eidinow Producer DAVID HABAKKUK Editor CAROLINE ANSTEY

Contributors

Presenter:
John Eidinow
Producer:
David Habakkuk
Editor:
Caroline Anstey

The correspondence of Paul M. Duke and Stephanie Grant. Readers
MICHAEL FITZGERALD and BRENDA BLETHYN. Abridged by JOHN BURROWS
Producer ED THOMASON (R)

Contributors

Unknown:
Paul M. Duke
Readers:
Stephanie Grant.
Readers:
Michael Fitzgerald
Readers:
Brenda Blethyn.
Abridged By:
John Burrows

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