A morality play by Bertolt Brecht
Translated from the German and adapted by Goronwy Rees with music by Paul Dessau with Peter Wilde , John Cazabon
John Boddington , Eva Stuart
Music played by Archie Camden (bassoon) James Blades (percussion)
Peter Gellhorn (piano)
Adaptation of English words to music by Hedli Anderson
Musical direction by Peter Gellhorn
Produced by John Gibson
Bertolt Brecht's story of a journey is almost an equation in inequality. A is rich, B and C are poor. Therefore in no circumstances can B + C = A..... Brecht's liking for interior monologue in ballad form is evident, and the final scene is a bullet at the heart of injustice, even if it demands acceptance of the German playwright's inexorable social philosophy.

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In a series of seven programmes classical scholars and archaeologists examine the light thrown by increased archaeological and linguistic knowledge on the question of how fifth-century Greece developed those features that set it apart from earlier and contemporary civilisations.
6-The Originality of the Greek City-Stateby M. I . Finley
Fellow of Jesus College, Cambridge

Chosen and introduced by Owen Leeming
The contributors include:
Charles Brasch , Alistair Campbell
Allen Curnow , Ruth Dallas
A. R. D. Fairburn , W. H. Oliver
Readers:
Clive Revill and Bruce Stewart