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Harold Brighouse - Zack

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The satirical comedy by the author of Hobson's Choice.

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Zack Munning was the despair of his mother and brother and a bit of a joke to his neighbours. It took an outsider to see, or think she saw, more in him than everyone else.

In the play, "Zack is the half-witted son of a wedding purveyor whose good heart and cheerfulness are a far greater asset than his brother's crafty greed. This charming story tells in the most amusing fashion how Zack eventually wins self-respect and his bride." Directed by Tony Cliff BBC Manchester

CAST: Mrs Munning:…….Marlene Sidaway Sally Teale:……..Sue Jenkins Paul Munning:……….Ray Barraclough Virginia Cavender:………Rosalind Shanks Zachariah Munning:……..Bob Mason Martha Wrigley:…….Angela Curran James Abbott:,,,,,,,Geoffrey Banks Joe Wrigley:……..James Tomlinson Thomas Mowatt:,,,,,,,,David Fleeshman Harry Shoebridge:……..Jack Carr

Saturday-Night Theatre: Zack Sat 20th Mar 1982, 20:30 on BBC Radio 4 FM

Episodes, in broadcast order

  1. Zack

    No date given · 1 h 28 min

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  1. Harold Brighouse - Zack

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