Ffeil / File B/3 - Radio productions

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B/3

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Radio productions

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  • 1948-2020 (Creation)

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1 small box (0.009 mᶟ)

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Material relating to the radio productions in which Siân Phillips has participated during the course of her career, from her early contributions during the 1940s and 1950s through to 2020. The King-Emperor (Radio 3, [1983]) featured in the cast Siân Phillips' third husband, actor Robin Sachs. Much of the material is annotated by Siân Phillips and others. The items comprise: Addunedau Fil (1948); Gwaed yr Uchelwyr [1950s]; The Love of Lady Margaret (1972); The Love of Adolphe and Eleanor [1975x1980]; Vivat Rex (1977); Countess Cathleen (1978); Peace Games (1979); A Chast Mayd in Cheape-side (A Chaste Maid in Cheapside) (1979); A Dance to the Music of Time (1980); The Wind of Heaven (1980); London, Look You (1980); The Collections (1980); The Abbess of Crewe (1981); Bequest to the Nation (1981); With Great Pleasure (1982); The Jigsaw Must Fit [1983]; Ghosts (1983); St David's Day Gala (1983); Oedipus [1983]; The King-Emperor [1983]; Hippolytus [1984]; The Other Lake [1984]; Oedipus Rex (1985); Skirmishes (1985); Barnes' People (1986); The Visit (1987); The Mote in the Eye (1987); A Song At Twilight [1987]; A Bullet in the Ballet (1987); Strange Delights (1988); With Passport And Parasol [1988]; The Unbearable Bassington [1990s]; Down Your Way In Dinefwr (1990); The Physicists (1991); Gentleman and Ladies [1992]; Suffer the Little Children (1993); The Sea, The Sea [1993]; Murder on the Orient Express (1993); Cover Her Face [1993]; Offa's Daughter (1993); Bolt (1994); At Bertram's Hotel (1995); The Bridge of San Luis Rey (2002); All's Well That Ends Well (2002); The Leopard in Autumn (2002); Under Milk Wood (2003); Patricia, Edith and Arnold (2003); Mind The Gap (2004); Agnes (2007); Teulu Bach Nantoer (2007); Hindenburg (2009); Tridiau yn Chwefror (2011); BBC Symphony Orchestra concerts 2011-12 (2012); Iz (2014); Hide the Moon (2014); Pygmalion (2017); Ode to Saint Cecilia [2017]; The Things We Never Said (2017); Hilda (2018); Yr Eumenides (2018); The Aspern Papers (2018); Hilda (2018); The Macefield Plot (2019); On a Lost Highway (2020); Break of Day (2020);

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For Ghosts (1983), see also Stage productions: 1990s: Ghosts (1993).
For Under Milk Wood (2003), see also Screen productions: 1940s-1970s: Under Milk Wood (1972).

For Saunders Lewis (Gwaed yr Uchelwyr [1950s]), see also Correspondence from friends, colleagues and acquaintances.

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Inscription on item relating to Under Milk Wood (2003) most likely refers to Bryn Ellis and William (Bill) Corlett, for whom see Correspondence from friends, colleagues and acquaintances.

Envelope attached to item relating to Addunedau Fil (1948) annotated in Siân Phillips' hand: 'My first contract (BBC)'.

Strange Delights (1988): Lower portion of folio torn away (text largely unaffected).

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Language note: Teulu Bach Nantoer (2007), Tridiau yn Chwefror (2011) and Yr Eumenides (2018): Welsh.

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  • Text: B/3 (Box 18)