Detailed List of Radio Plays
| Radio Plays Directed or Produced by Dirk Maggs | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Date first broadcast | Play | Author | Cast | Synopsis Awards |
Station Series |
| 29 December 2004 {Recorded on 22 October 2004) |
All Fingers and Thumbs | Alan Stafford | Bill Nighy, Susannah Doyle, Jenny Eclair, Felicity Montagu, Steve Day, Fifi Garfield and Brian Bowles | Sign language interpreter Marie wants more deaf people to enjoy the theatre. So does director Tom – but not if it involves a bothersome spot-lit woman waving her arms about on his stage. | BBC Radio 4 Afternoon Play |
| 15 May 2007 | Henry's Girls | Alan Stafford | Robert Glenister, Chloë Annett, Robert Duncan, Nichola McAuliffe, Naoko Mori, Catherine Shepherd, Saskia Butler and Brian Bowles | Henry Purcell's Dido and Aeneas received its premiere at a girls' boarding school in Chelsea in 1689. So why did one of England's most popular composers choose to write his greatest masterpiece for a gaggle of unruly schoolgirls rather than the professional theatre? | BBC Radio 4 Afternoon Play |
| 16 December 2011 | Beyond Borders | Mike Walker | Timothy West, Lesley Manville, Daniel Weyman, Philip Jackson, Simon Jones and William Hope | 1950, Jean Monnet is charged with planning the reconstruction of France after the Second World War. Monnet's vision is for a radical realignment of Europe, not by one nation asserting itself over another, but by negotiation, integration and ultimately, through political and economic unification. | BBC Radio 4 Afternoon Play |
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