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Edward Bond - Existence (BBC R4

Networks
BBC (as its archives name them)
Heard
2002
Episodes
1
Language
English

Edward Bond - Existence (BBC R4 2002-04-08) First broadcast: Mon 8th Apr 2002, 14:15 on BBC Radio 4 FM, Afternoon Play Edward Bond is regarded by many as the greatest living British dramatist and this new play uses the austere language and haunting imagery for which he is famous. A young man and occasional petty criminal known only as "X", stumbles across an open door late at night. Entering the building, he chooses a flat and breaks in, intent on a simple robbery. But the world he uncovers inside is beyond his imagination. Writer: Edward Bond Director: Turan Ali X: Jason Flemyng Tom: Andrew Wincott

Episodes, in broadcast order

  1. Existence (BBC R4

    · 43 min

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