Radio Plays
- The American (1966) (adaptation of the novel by Henry James)
- The Aspern Papers (1967) (adaptation of the novella by Henry James)
- Daisy Miller (1968) (adaptation of the novella by Henry James)
- The Maid's Part (1967)
- The Blackmail Caper (1972)
- Quite Sweet, Really (1972)
- Tirra Lirra by the River (1975)
- The Last Man's Head (1983)
- A Tale of Two Cities (serial) (adaptation of the novel by Charles Dickens)
- Outbreak of Love (serial) (adaptation of the novel by Martin Boyd)
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