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David Mamet - Keep Your Pantheon

Heard
2007
Episodes
1
Language
English

BBC R4 - David Mamet's 'Keep Your Pantheon'

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Directed by Rosalind Ayres

Broadcast May 28, 2007

Coded from digital broadcast at 128/44.1

(The odd cracks are not defects, but sound effect rain)

Not quite Imperial Rome. Farce in which an actor-manager struggling

to maintain his troupe takes an engagement he'd better not have.

Cast

Strabo - Martin Jarvis

Lupus Albus - Lloyd Owen

Philius - Darren Richardson

Pelargon - Simon Templeman

Ramus - Morgan Sheppard

Quintus Magnus - Christopher Neame

Titus - Kenneth Danziger

Servant/1st Centurion/Armourer/Priest - Alan Shearman

Messenger/2nd Centurion Guard - Matthew Wolfe

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thanks to sp7

Episodes, in broadcast order

  1. Keep Your Pantheon (BBC R4

    · 44 min

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