Joan Littlewood
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Sep 25, 2026
James O'BrienHOST
Gosh
Eric IdleGUEST
... at Stratford East with Joan Littlewood.
James O'BrienHOST
Of course, yeah.
Eric IdleGUEST
Extraordinary production.
Tony GardnerGUEST
And then Man About the House, which I loved, didn't like Robin's Nest so much.
Tony GardnerGUEST
And then Euthy Joyce and Brian Murphy downstairs, who started off in Joan Littlewood's Theatre Workshop.
Tony GardnerGUEST
And Brian Murphy was in the original cast of Oh, What a Lovely War, which I put on when I was a medical student at Guy's and got to adore and love.
Tony GardnerGUEST
And then when I went to Jersey on holiday with my mum and dad in about 1976, we saw a live show, a live play of George and Mildred.
Sheldon HallHOST
a British actor of very long standing who had produced films.
Sheldon HallHOST
This is his first feature film and it's adapted from the 1963 stage production by Joan Littlewood of the same title.
Sheldon HallHOST
It had been staged at Littlewood's Theatre at Stratford East in 1963.
Sheldon HallHOST
I never saw it on stage but it had a very different form from the film itself.
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Christine Redfern, Susanna Corbett, Patrick Redfern, Ian Glenn, Rosamund Darnley, Sabina Franklin.
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Miss Brewster, Joan Littlewood, Linda Marshall, Lindsay Fawcett, Inspector Colgate, Gerard McDermott.
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Evil Under the Sun is dramatized for radio by Michael Bakewell and directed by Enid Williams.
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Arlena Marshall, Fiona Fullerton, Captain Marshall, Robin Ellis, Linda Marshall, Lindsay Fawcett.
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Christine Redfern, Susanna Corbett, Patrick Redfern, Ian Glenn, Miss Brewster, Joan Littlewood.
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Rosamund Darnley, Sabina Franklin, Mrs Gardner, Wendy Craig, Inspector Colgate, Gerard McDermott.
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Evil Under the Sun is dramatized for radio by Michael Bakewell and directed by Enid Williams.
John MoffatVOICE_ACTOR
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In part one of Agatha Christie's Evil Under the Sun, Hercule Poirot was played by John Moffat, Arlena Marshall, Fiona Fullerton, Captain Marshall, Robin Ellis, Linda Marshall, Lindsay Fawcett, Mrs. Gardner, Wendy Craig, Mr. Gardner, John Rowe, Christine Redfern, Susanna Corbett, Patrick Redfern, Ian Glenn, Rosamund Darnley, Sabina Franklin, Miss Brewster, Joan Littlewood, the Reverend Stephen Lane, Ewan Thomas, Horace Blatt, John Hartley.
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Evil Under the Sun is dramatized for radio by Michael Bakewell and directed by Enid Williams.
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Toby HadokeHOST
Uh, and they look, he and Geoffrey Cheshire, as we'll see in the next episode, they look pretty sort of, you know, uh, cloak and daggery types, if you like.
Toby HadokeHOST
Uh, Geoffrey Cheshire, uh, a very sort of pockmarked, again, Douglas Camfield kind of earthy, real, sort of Joan Littlewood type of actor that you'd, you'd expect that Camfield used.
Toby HadokeHOST
He liked using people who weren't necessarily theatrical in aspect.
Toby HadokeHOST
Uh, and Cheshire we've already had as, uh, as the Viking leader.
Olivia CawGUEST
And then the way that, the way that Tanya described East 15- Was just so like, oh my God, that's where I need to be.
Olivia CawGUEST
Like that, I, I didn't even know that there was a school that could do all those different things, 'cause it's based on a, uh, on Joan Littlewood's practices.
Olivia CawGUEST
Um, so it's a bit different from-
Ingram NobleHOST
Mm
Brian ProtheroeGUEST
I just went where the work was and where I was.
Brian ProtheroeGUEST
I worked with the iconic Joan Littlewood in the early 70s.
Brian ProtheroeGUEST
I did a lot of really good in the sort of from the 80s on, I did some really good acting work and leading parts, big American parts too.
Brian ProtheroeGUEST
right so i think from the time that i well chrysalis said goodbye to me in 1976 because i wouldn't i wouldn't go on tour in america or i i was i was asking too many difficult questions about the the type of touring it would be anyway from then on i still tried to i was still writing music