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The BBC Third Programme broadcast, together with a reading of poems by LR , her statement about her loss of faith in poetry.

HD 's first radio play, The Mironov Legacy, a dramatisation of actual historical material, was broadcast as BBC Radio Four 's Afternoon Play.

She carried out as much research as available sources permitted into lesbian lives in England of the 1940s, and spent four years working on this novel (as compared with one year for her first). She...

Selma vas Diaz performed her dramatic monologue adapted from JR 's novelGood Morning, Midnight, with music by Roberto Gerhard , on the BBC 's Third Programme.

Some of these poems had already appeared in journals such as Poetry Ireland Review and Lines Review. Some had already been aired on Poetry Now, a BBC radio programme. In 1994 CB

Throughout the 1980s HD gave many readings of her works: at literary festivals, and at schools, colleges, libraries, clubs, and prisons. Her poetry was also featured on BBC radio (several different programmes) and television. As...

The BBC 's Broadcasting Support Services published a transcription of a discussion about education by a group of women journalists and writers moderated by GG : The Last Word (IV)

It went out on the BBC Third Programme , with the Welsh actor Richard Burton taking Thomas's part as narrator, and with only three cosmetic cuts out of the originally stipulated bowdlerization. The BBC

SP 's verse radio play Three Women: A Monologue for Three Voices was broadcast, posthumously, by the BBC .

A shorter version had been broadcast by BBC Radio 4 in 1985 under the title Rumours of Guns.

This was also performed in July the same year at the Institute of Contemporary Arts in London, and was adapted for broadcast on BBC Radio 4 on 23 November 1978 (after some thought of...

The dramatic version cannot be dated, but was completed by 1913. It did not reach production in CM 's lifetime, but the BBC presented it in 1953 as a half-hour radio drama.

A debate between NRS and Compton Mackenzie was held under the auspices of the Drama League , and broadcast live on BBC radio. Royde-Smith maintained that The Broadcast Play is an unsatisfactory Form of Art...

CH gave a BBC radio broadcast on the twenty-fifth anniversary (which fell this year) of women's attainment of the vote.

Guest-editing the BBC 's Today programme at almost ninety, PDJ openly accused the director-general of dumbing down.