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The Citadel: Series 7-10: A BBC Radio Full-Cast Drama
"The epic conclusion of the classic medical drama set in the Welsh valleys in the days before the NHS Listen now to a moment in history, brought to life in this full-cast dramatisation of the classic novel. This wonderful and immersive production continues the story of Dr Andrew Manson, an idealistic, newly-trained GP trying to find his place in 1930s Wales. Dramas both big and small play out across Manson's personal and professional life as he battles with the realities of life in a rural mining village. Nye Bevan was so inspired by AJ Cronin’s award-winning 1937 novel The Citadel, that it was part of the inspiration behind his creation of the NHS. Series 7: It's 1929, and Dr Denny indirectly causes Manson's young daughter Gwyneth to have an accident, leading to drastic action. Meanwhile, Dr Denny believes a young boxer might be his son. Series 8: It's 1930, Dr. Manson is in London hoping to get the Minister of Health's support for the Welsh Valley. Dr. Denny is shocked to receive a visit from a former soldier from his past, and worries that a potential epidemic is about to strike the valley. Series 9: It is 1931 and a foundling is left on the doorstep of Dr Manson's house. Christine wants to take care of the baby, but she is heavily pregnant herself. Matters become even more complicated when an aristocratic birth control campaigner breezes into town. Series 10: The series finale. It’s 1934. Authoritarian nationalists are coming to power all over the world. Democracies are faltering and war looms. The global economy is in trouble, benefits are being cut, and health provision is buckling as needs increase. Is there any hope for Dr Manson and his patients…? Cast and credits Written by A. J. Cronin Adapted by Christopher Reason, Tom Needham and Mike Harris Directed by Gary Brown (s7-9) and Tracey Neale (s10) Produced by Pauline Harris, Gary Brown and Tracey Neale Dr Denny - Matthew Gravelle Dr Manson - Rupert Hill (S7) / Richard Fleeshman (S8-10) Christine - Jenny Platt (S7) / Catrin Stewart (S8-10) Gwyneth - Charlotte Sienna Lee Ivan Brice - Joe Belham Returning Officer/Bryn the Book - Gerrard Fletcher Announcer/Referee/Tom Evans - Jason Done Aled Evans - James Kelly Frank Trevithick - Carl Prekopp Mrs. Trevithick/Mrs. Thomas - Jennie Platt Dylan Thomas - Luca Rawlinson Freddy/Policeman - Rupert Hill Mrs. Roberts /Mrs. Powell/Receptionist - Kath Weare Arthur Greenwood - Conrad Nelson Eleanor/Bronwyn/Frances - Emily Pithon Dai/Father Michael - Stephen Marzella Olwyn - Sacha Parkinson Gwynnie - Juno Robinson Joseph Hofman - Allan Corduner Maurice Hofman - Joe Coen Dafyd Jones/Eddie - Ifan Meredith First Broadcast BBC Radio 4, 4th - 8th May 2020 (series 7), 16th - 17th June 2021 (series 8), 27th July - 3rd August 2023 (series 9), 1st – 2nd April 2026 (series 10) ©2026 BBC Studios Distribution Ltd (P)2026 BBC Studios Distribution Ltd"
A. J. Cronin (Author), Catrin Stewart, Full Cast, Jenny Platt, Matthew Gravelle, Richard Fleeshman, Rupert Hill (Narrator)
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No Place But the Water: The Complete Series 1-3: A Full-Cast BBC Radio Drama
"When the world drowns and there is no land left to stand on — where do you go? Welcome to No Place But the Water, a haunting, full-cast drama set in a future flooded world. It begins at a hotel on the edge of the water, and with a messy family of dreamers in the middle of nowhere: their last refuge in a world submerged. But the hotel’s walls watch, its mirrors remember — and the water keeps rising. Through the eyes of three children — Birdie, Jessie and Cal — the series draws you into a reality where ‘home’ might not be dry land, but the constant shimmer of rising tides. Food is dwindling, the water is relentless, and Birdie is certain they’re being watched. Then: there’s the angel. As the story unfolds across three spiralling seasons, what lurks beyond safety is darker and more mesmerising than any storm. Secrets will surface. Trust will crack. And every ripple might be the last chance. This is survival, reimagined — under water, through whispers, in shadows. With atmospheric sound design and an ensemble cast guiding you through a world that’s lost its shape, No Place But the Water drags you into a drenched, destabilized reality. When there is no place but the water — hold your breath. 'Drawing on the magic-realism of Gabriel García Márquez and the horror of Stephen King; the hotel itself has a strange hold on the occupants, extolling visions from the past like a climate-conscious version of The Shining’s Overlook. An intelligent drama with heart.' Radio Times Cast and credits Birdie – Poppy O’Brien Jessie – Sade Malone Cal – Cel Spellman Maurice – Pearce Quigley Gil – Rupert Hill Laurie/Selene – Jenny Platt The Angel - Vinette Robinson/Remmie Milner Gabe – Gabriella Tuicicia Leo - Nico Mirallegro/Hamish Rush Alex – William Ash Written by Linda Marshall Griffiths Directed by Nadia Molinari Sound Design by Steve Brooke & Sharon Hughes Programme Consultants: Dr James M Lea, Dr Ian Dawson, Dr. Andrew F. Field. A BBC Audio Drama North Production First broadcast BBC Radio 4, 12 August 2020 – 25 August 2022 ©2026 BBC Studios Distribution Ltd (P)2026 BBC Studios Distribution Ltd"
Linda Marshall Griffiths (Author), Cel Spellman, Full Cast, Jenny Platt, Pearce Quigley, Poppy O’Brien, Rupert Hill, Sade Malone (Narrator)
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Trust: Series 1-3: A BBC Radio Full-Cast Comedy Drama
"A light-hearted drama series about an inner-city academy school in Salford, starring Julie Hesmondhalgh Yvette Miller is acting head of a Salford secondary school that has just joined Quays Academy Trust, a successful group of academies headed by the charismatic Sir Ken - a keen advocate of freeing schools from the shackles of Local Education oversight. Yvette, meanwhile, is somewhat more sceptical. How will she - and East Salford Academy - fit within the new regime? As the school, students, and staff, deal with contemporary events, from budgeting difficulties and school branding to Covid-19 lockdowns, catch-up initiatives and staff restructuring, Yvette must keep an even head as she steers the school through new and choppy waters. How do you vaccinate an entire body of students (and staff)? What does it take to keep the teaching union rep happy? And exactly how much hand sanitiser can one school need? With Julie Hesmondhalgh (Coronation Street, Happy Valley) and Jonathan Keeble (War and Peace, Confessions of a Medium), this witty, insightful drama offers a playful view into modern schooling and all its attendant commotions. Written by Jonathan Hall Directed and produced by Gary Brown Cast Yvette - Julie Hesmondhalgh Sir Ken / Eugene - Jonathan Keeble Andy - Rupert Hill Tim - Ashley Margolis Joy / Tannoy / Carol - Susan Twist Sidrah - Purvi Parmar Emily - Molly Ehrenberg-Peters Dhruti - Mina Anwar Terry - Sushil Chudasama Marigold / Candice / Wendy - Verity Henry Moey / Mr Ayhan - Abdullah Afzal Chris - Jake Ferretti Nicki - Erin Shanagher Ryan - Daniel Luke Jeffrey Dave - Lloyd Peters Billy - Jason Done Gunner - James Quinn Students - Thomas Roberts, Royia Tierney, Iestyn Sofield, Rheanon Shaw, Lauren Taylor First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 on the following dates: 7 September - 9 September 2020 (Series 1) 28 September - 29 September 2021 (Series 2) 8 August - 10 August 2022 (Series 3) ©2023 BBC Studios Distribution Ltd (P)2023 BBC Studios Distribution Ltd"
Jonathan Benthall (Author), Full Cast, Jonathan Keeble, Julie Hesmondhalgh, Rupert Hill (Narrator)
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