20:00

ANDORRA

Fri 31^st May 1963, 20:00 on Third Programme

by Max Frisch
Translated by MICHAEL BULLOCK with Hugh Burden , Catherine Dolan Peter McEnery , Alfred Lynch and Produced by MARTIN ESSLlN
Godfrey Quigley broadcasts by permission of Oscar Lewinstein Third broadcast
Max Frisch , the Swiss novelist and playwright, says: ' The Andorra of this play has nothing to do with the real small country of that name, nor is it intended to stand for any other small country; Andorra is the name of a model.' Andorra is a dramatic parable en some of the most disturbing aspects of our time: intolerance, self-satisfaction, and the guilt of the indifferent.
DURING THE INTERVAL
8.55-9.5* A record of Mozart's Andante in C major (K.315) played by Camillo Wanausek (flute) with the Pro Musica Orchestra, Vienna

Contributors

Unknown:: Max Frisch
Translated By:: Michael Bullock
Unknown:: Hugh Burden
Unknown:: Catherine Dolan
Unknown:: Peter McEnery
Unknown:: Alfred Lynch
Produced By:: Martin Esslln
Produced By:: Godfrey Quigley
Unknown:: Oscar Lewinstein
Unknown:: Max Frisch
Flute:: Camillo Wanausek
Andri:: Peter McEnery
The Teacher:: Hugh Burden
Barblin:: Catherine Dolan
The Soldier:: Alfred Lynch
The Senora:: June Tobin
The Mother:: Eithne Dunne
The Priest:: Will Leighton
The Innkeeper:: Haydn Jones
The Carpenter:: Godfrey Quigley
The Doctor:: Philip Leaver
The Journeyman:: Denys Hawthorne
The Somebody:: Malcolm Hayes
Voices:: George Curzon
Voices:: Keith Buckley

Source: Radio Times

22:05

FAURE

Third Programme

Fri 31^st May 1963, 22:05 on Third Programme

Piano Quintet No. 1, in D minor played by the MARTIN STRING QUARTET David Martin (violin) David Stone (violin)
Eileen Grainger (viola)
Bernard Richards (cello) with Wilfrid Parry (piano) tSecond broadcast
Sixth of ten programmes in which the complete chamber music of Faure" will be broadcast