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form y separately published work icon The Chapel Perilous; or, the Perilous Adventures of Sally Banner single work   radio play  
Adaptation of The Chapel Perilous, Or, The Perilous Adventures of Sally Banner Dorothy Hewett , 1972 single work musical theatre
  • Author:agent Dorothy Hewett http://www.poetrylibrary.edu.au/poets/hewett-dorothy
Issue Details: First known date: 1976... 1976 The Chapel Perilous; or, the Perilous Adventures of Sally Banner
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A radio adaptation of Dorothy Hewett's stage play.

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Production Details

  • Broadcast on BBC Radio 3 on 20 January 1976, from 9:35pm.

    Producer: Stewart Conn (BBC Scotland).

    Cast members included Judith Arthy (Sally Banner), Rachel Kempson (Headmistress), Kevin Brennan (Canon), Bettina Dickson (Sister Rosa), Suzanne Peveril (Judith), Andonia Katsaros (First girl), Jennifer Mellet (Second girl), Alan White (Father), June Jago (Mother), Mark McManus (Michael), Jon Parker (David), Nigel Graham (Thomas), Trader Faulkner (Saul), and Briony Hodge (Chorus).

    (Production details via Radio Times, 15 January 1976, p.41.)

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      Series: form y separately published work icon The New Australian Drama United Kingdom (UK) : British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) , 1975-1976 7952756 1975 series - publisher radio play

      A series of Australian plays adapted as radio plays for BBC's Radio 3 between November 1975 and January 1976.

      The series was introduced by Katharine Brisbane in a piece broadcast on 23 November 1975, and the first play in the series, Peter Kenna's A Hard God, was broadcast on 26 November 1975.

      The plays are listed below in broadcast order.

             Number in series: 5
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