set on a rural estate, where the squire is found shot dead in the woods. It's both a mystery and an examination of personal relations among the dead man's immediate circle. At the centre is an estate agent, an impressive man played with authority by Jeffry Wickham. The truth of the matter is long delayed, emerging gradually from the interaction of sharply drawn characters, including those of the two investigating policemen. The play is subtle, arresting and satisfying - and finally we get the full account. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6kAGUdz4RNk

Dizengoff Street, Tel Aviv, Israel, on a Saturday night, with the Sabbath over and everyone crowding the cafes. Just the time and place to dump a corpse and make a getaway, leaving Inspector Tami Shimoni to pick up the pieces - or rather, scrape up the bloodstains - and start out on the trail of a bunch of international killers and the most terrifying secret weapon imaginable. Contributors Writer: Olga Hesky Dramatist: Neville Teller Director: John Cardy Tami Shimoni: Steve Hodson Shelley Bernstein: Susan Denaker Pappa Barzilai: John Gabriel Yehoshua Caleb: Peter Acre ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5APtS94FbHg

????????: The action of the play takes place in the hall of Spala, the Tsar's small shooting lodge in Poland, where the Imperial family would go for a quiet holiday. It is October 1912. Adapted for radio by Alison Plohden. With Rachel Gurney , Noel Johnson and Patricia Gallimore ???????????? ???? Grand Duchess Marie Nico taevna: Rita Staines Grand Duchess Tatiana N-ico laevna (Tania): Elizabeth Proud Tsar Nicholas II of Russia (Papa. Nicky): Noel Johnson ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n77BN1mrAgY

"The fault, dear Brutus, is not in our stars. But in ourselves that we are underlings.' In a magic wood, on Midsummer's Eve, a second chance is offered to those who believe they have taken the wrong turning in life; some will take the same path, some will have a precious glimpse of what can now never be. Written in 1917, JM Barrie's play was adapted by Jeffrey Segal. Written over a decade after Peter Pan, JM Barrie's title is taken from a line in 'Julius Caesar' summing up Shakespeare's argument that we should take responsibility for our own actions: "The fault, dear Brutus, is not in our stars. But in ourselves that we are underlings.' Director: Gordon House. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XqTu6fvT7qo