Under Milk Wood: A BBC Radio Full-Cast Dramatization Unknown - 2009
by Thomas, Dylan
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Richard Burton's voice has been digitally remastered and seamlessly mixed with an all-Welsh cast to create a magical, fresh visit to the unique but universal world of Llareggub. Richard Burton's inimitable narration as First Voice in the BBC's 1963 recording of Under Milk Wood was hugely acclaimed. In this acclaimed 2003 production, the famous radio play has been given new life. Touching, eerie and very funny, the play tells the story of a day in the life of the inhabitants of a small Welsh seaside town, their dreams and routines, their loves and regrets, their hopes and fears. With characters and phrases that have entered daily parlance, the play features such much-loved characters as No Good Boyo, Lilly Smalls, Polly Garter, Organ Morgan and Captain Cat. Among the all-Welsh cast are Sian Phillips, Matthew Rhys and Glyn Houston. With an entrancing new musical score by John Hardy, this is the new classic version of a spellbinding play.
Details
- Title Under Milk Wood: A BBC Radio Full-Cast Dramatization
- Author Thomas, Dylan
- Binding unknown
- Publisher AudioGO Ltd
- Date 2009-09
- ISBN 9781602837423
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