BBC Radio 4 Play in Japan, New BST Production, Twitter
The latest edition of TPR News is on the way. In the meantime, a few updates that might interest our readers:
First, Goldhawk Productions, an independent producer of radio plays for BBC Radio 4, is preparing to cast and record a radio drama here in Japan and is currently in touch with local theater companies, looking for the right folks.
I might be completely wrong, but, based on whom they’re looking for and the type of subject matter that often forms the focus of BBC Radio 4 plays, I’m betting it’ll be either about or influenced by the murder of Lindsay Ann Hawker. (Read on …)
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