SOMETHING FRESH: 3pm, BBC Radio 4, Sunday 29th March
A two-part dramatization of c’s comic novel, with Ioan Gruffudd, Helen McCrory, Hector Elizondo and Martin Jarvis. Continues at the… Full story »
MY BROTHER GOD AND THE BAN YAN TREE: 8pm, BBC Radio 3, Sunday 3rd May
A play set in India in the 1910s against the backdrop of the struggle for independence from British rule. Written… Full story »
MURDER UNPROMPTED: A CHARLES PARIS MYSTERY: 11.30am, BBC Radio 4, Wednesdays throughout May
A four-part dramatization of Simon Brett’s 1982 murder mystery novel by Jeremy Front, with Bill Nighy starring.
THE PURSUITS OF DARLEEN FYLES: 7.45pm, BBC Radio 4, Monday 13th July to Friday 17th July
Esther Wilson‘s new five-part radio series airs on Woman’s Hour.
NORMAL AND NAT: 2.15pm, BBC Radio 4, Thursday 6th August
NORMAL AND NAT, Debbie Oates’ new play in collaboration with musician/composer Carol Donaldson, will be the Afternoon Play on Thursday… Full story »
THE SONG THIEF: 2:30pm, BBC Radio 4, Saturday 8th August
Michael Chaplin’s new radio play, produced by Catherine Bailey Productions, will be airing on BBC Radio 4 as their Saturday… Full story »
I AM EMMA HUMPHREYS: 9pm, BBC Radio 4, Friday 25th September
Shelley Silas’s new radio play, the true story of prostitute Emma Humphreys, imprisoned for life at the age of 17… Full story »
THE STANLEY BAXTER PLAYHOUSE – FLYING DOWN TO GRENNOCK: 11:30am, BBC Radio 4, Wednesday 7th October
Michael Chaplin’s new radio play, produced by Catherine Bailey Productions, airs on BBC Radio 4 on Wednesday 7th October.
PICK UPS: 11pm, BBC Radio 4, Thursdays from Thursday 15th October
Ian Kershaw’s hilarious PICK UPS will be returning to BBC Radio 4 for a second series from Thursday 15th October… Full story »
PICK UPS: 11pm, BBC Radio 4, Thursday 5th November and Thursday 12th November
The second series of Ian Kershaw’s comedy set in a Manchester cab company continues.
THE MAN IN BLACK – DEATH US DO PART: 6.30pm, BBC Radio 4, Saturday 7th November
Written by Written by Mike Bartlett.
FROM FACT TO FICTION: 7pm, BBC Radio 4, Sunday 5th December
Jeremy Front creates a fictional response to a story in the week’s news.
