There is a new audio adaptation of this old time favourite in town; 3 parts, each about 1 hour long, available to listen to for a couple more weeks. And Mr Darcy is a favourite voice of mine 🙂
Episode 1 (Available for 19 more days)
Episode 2 (Available for 20 more days)
Episode 3 (Available for 21 more days)
There is also a tiny audio clip of the actors talking about dancing for radio 😉
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p01sfbzm/player
and an image gallery from the recording should you want to know who’s who (click on the photos for the link to the full gallery):
That’s my Sunday afternoon sorted then 😉 Enjoy!!!
Credits
Role Contributor
Narrator Amanda Root
Elizabeth Bennet Pippa Nixon
Mrs Bennet Samantha Spiro
Mr Bennet David Troughton
Jane Bennet Lydia Wilson
Lydia Bennet Georgie Fuller
Kitty Bennet Carys Eleri
Mary Bennet Rosie Wyatt
Charlotte Lucas Michelle Terry
Mr Darcy Jamie Parker
Mr Bingley Joshua Maguire
Miss Bingley Fenella Woolgar
Sir William Lucas Sean Murray
Mr Denny Arthur Hughes
Mr Wickham Joel MacCormack
Director Sally Avens
Adaptor Charlotte Jones
Author Jane Austen
Should you want it for keeps this new adaptation is available here.
Thanks, Hariclea! Will have to check it out.
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hope you enjoy 🙂 I’ve started but will have to wait for the weekend for more
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Thanks! I completely missed this… The BBC is so odd, it trails some programmes over and over and completely ignores others!
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yes i guess they just think audience impact but to be fair the BBC is the single most poor media organisation in the world in terms of marketing budget 🙂 every penny goes towards making stuff and hardly anything goes towards promoting what was made 😉
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Mmm, thanks for the photo! Good fun. I love seeing actors when they do audio productions. It’s one of the purest forms of acting!
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yes me too! with audio only you always wonder what they were up to 😉 and It is fascinating to find out how all the noises of life are produced in a studio 🙂
Oh, who am i kidding!!! i just like looking at Jamie Parker in action LOL
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Yes, there are some audio productions with Ciarán Hinds kissing someone, and I always wonder whether they actually kissed 🙂 I bet they did.
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i hope he did! i have to confess i really like kissing noises 🙂 don’t even know why but i do, they are happy noises 🙂
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Happy noises! Yes, they are 🙂
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Thank you so much, I was about to miss this! (fortunately I’ve decided to open today wordpress after several weeks)
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enjoy Mr Darcy then 😉
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Jamie Parker, none the less! I love his prince Hal in Globe’s Henry IV part I and II. And Joel McCormack – Mr. Wickham has sucha a beautiful voice, I’ve heard him in a couple of radio dramas, playing Gawain in “The once and future king” and Boris Dubretzkoy in “War & Peace”. Thanks again! (and I have to read more carefully BBC Radio4 newsletter, I missed this!)
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ohh, somebody who appreciates the treasure of Jamie Parker like i do!! His Henry V was awesome! and he’s in High Society at the Old Vic soon, i’m going in May 🙂 And yes some more really nice voices in there too 🙂
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I “discovered” him in another radio drama, Hamlet and was… wow!!!! Then I’ve seen him in those globe plays (thanks to Digital Theatre), I’ve seen also The History Boys and I’m quite sure that his Henry V will be the souvenir I’ll buy next May in Globe’s gift shop 😀
And he’s so funny in Twitter. I’m sorry for his disadventures with the British railways last winter, but I had so much fun reading those twits! 🙂
Oh I had no more time (nor money :D) available for my London weekend, I sincerely hope to have the chance to see him live in the future.
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ah yes, that Hamlet is really good! and he’s a fabulous singer too. We saw him this summer in Guys and Dolls and then he did a solo gig in London telling us funny stories about acting mishaps and auditions and peppering the things with some of his favourite tunes, a pleasure. Yes, i can definitely recommend that Henry if you want to treat yourself after the C 🙂 Will keep my eyes peeled on him and post. He’s hilarious on twitter 😀 The one thing i wish i’d seen and missed was when he did Cat on a hot tin roof http://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/theatre/theatre-reviews/9599577/Cat-on-a-Hot-Tin-Roof-West-Yorkshire-Playhouse-A-Government-Inspector-Cheltenham-Everyman-review.html
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