Libertarianspirit's Blog

Reviews of radio and audio programmes around the world

Posts Tagged ‘Second World War’

Plantagenets, Rattigan’s Flare Path and Letter to My Body: Radio and audio review 10th June 2011

with one comment

Edward the First, known as "Longshanks" because of his tall stature.

The Second Series of Mike Walker’s Plantagenets in the Sunday Classic Serial (BBC Radio Four) starts with the sound of England pissing on Scotland followed by William Wallace replacing it with the sound of dripping blood. Read the rest of this entry »

Written by libertarianspirit

June 10, 2011 at 11:53 am

Posted in Radio and Audio Review

Tagged with Andy Warhol, Archbishop of Canterbury, BBC Radio Four, BBC Radio Four Extra, BBC Radio Three, Berkeley Castle, Big Bang, Braveheart, Broadcasting House, Caryl Churchill, Catch 22, Catherine Bailey Ltd, Classic Serial, David Hartley, Despenser, Drama on Three, Edward I, Edward II, Edward III, Edward Longshanks, Edward the Confessor, Edward the First, Edward the Second, Edward the Third, Ellie Kendrick, England, Essay, Flare Path, Frankenstein, haemoglobin, Hattie Morahan, Haymarket, Holinshed's Chronicles, Jeremy Herrin, Jeremy Mortimer, Jessica Dromgoole, John Harvey, Julian Wadham, Justin Salinger, Kelly Shirley, Kenneth Tynan, King's Council, Letter to my Body, Lincolnshire, Lord Chamberlain, Mary Shelley, Mel Gibson, Mike Walker, Money Talks, Monica Dolan, Mrs Oakes, Ned, Oh What A Lovely War, Patricia Graham, Peter Kyle, Philip Jackson, Plantagenets, Queen Elizabeth the First, Queen Isabella, Queen Margaret, radio drama, Richard II, Richard the Second, Rory Kinnear, Royal Court Theatre, Rupert Penry Jones, Ruth Wilson, Sam Troughton, Sarah Graham, Scotland, Second World War, Serious Money, Shakespeare, Sienna Miller, Sir Roger Mortimer, Smiley season, Teddy Graham, Terence Rattigan, The Browning Version, The Creature, The Winslow Boy, Theatre Royal, Tim Crook, Tom Goodman-Hill, Trevor Nunn, Trystan Gravelle, Una Stubbs, West End, Westminster Cathedral, Westminster Hall, William Wallace, XY Chromosomes