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Antony and Cleopatra

Heard
2003
Episodes
40
Language
English

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Episodes, in broadcast order

  1. Introduction

    No date given · 2:00

  2. Act III Scene I: Now Darting

    No date given · 2:01

  3. Act IV Scene XIV: Eros, Thou Yet Behold'st Me?

    No date given · 9:03

  4. Act I Scene I: Nay, But This Dotage Our General's

    No date given · 4:12

  5. Act III Scene II: Noble Agrippa

    No date given · 3:33

  6. Act IV Scene XV: O Charmian, I Will Never Go From Hence

    No date given · 6:30

  7. Act I Scene II: Alexas. Chairman?

    No date given · 9:06

  8. Act III Scene III: Where's The Fellow?

    No date given · 2:34

  9. Act V Scene I: Go To Him, Dolabella

    No date given · 4:36

  10. Act I Scene III: Where Is He? I Did Not See Him Since

    No date given · 5:00

  11. Act III Scene IV: Nay, Nay Octavia

    No date given · 2:07

  12. Act V Scene II: My Desolation Does Begin To Make A Better Life

    No date given · 22 min

  13. Act I Scence IV: You May See, Lepidus

    No date given · 4:10

  14. Act III Scene V: How Now, Friend

    No date given · 1:02

  15. Closing Announcement

    No date given · 1:48

  16. Act I Scene V: Charmian!

    No date given · 4:15

  17. Act III Scene VI: Contemning Rome He Has Done All This

    No date given · 4:25

  18. Act II Scene I: If The Great Gods Be Just, They Shall Assist

    No date given · 2:35

  19. Act III Scene VII: I Will Be Even

    No date given · 3:47

  20. Act II Scene II: Good Enobarbus

    No date given · 13 min

  21. Act III Scene VIII, IX, X: Taurus!

    No date given · 2:47

  22. Act II Scence III: The World, And My Great Office

    No date given · 2:15

  23. Act III Scene XI: Hark, The Land Bids Me Tread No More Upon't

    No date given · 4:37

  24. Act II Scene IV: Trouble Yourselves No Further

    No date given · 0:22

  25. Act III Scene XII: Let Him Appear

    No date given · 1:56

  26. Act II Scene V: Give Me Some Music!

    No date given · 7:47

  27. Act III Scene Xiii: What Shall We Do

    No date given · 11 min

  28. Act II Scene VI: Your Hostages I Have, So Have You Mine

    No date given · 5:36

  29. Act IV Scene I: He Calls Me Boy

    No date given · 1:22

  30. Act II Scene VII: Here They'll Be

    No date given · 8:31

  31. Act IV Scene II: He Will Not Fight

    No date given · 2:27

  32. Act IV Scene III: Brother, Good Night

    No date given · 1:11

  33. Act IV Scene IV: Eros! Mine Armour

    No date given · 2:43

  34. Act IV Scene V: The Gods Maike This

    No date given · 1:06

  35. Act IV Scene VI: Go Forth, Agrippa

    No date given · 2:33

  36. Act IV Scene VII: O My Brave Emperor

    No date given · 0:44

  37. Act IV Scene VIII: We Have Beat Him

    No date given · 2:34

  38. Act IV Scene IX: If We Be Not Relieved

    No date given · 2:46

  39. Act IV Scene X, XI, XII, Their Preparation Is Today By Sea

    No date given · 4:15

  40. Act IV Scene Xiii: Help Me, Oh My Women!

    No date given · 0:34

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  1. Antony and Cleopatra (BBC Radio Dramatization 2003)

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