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- Ken Key on Recording ‘Public Eye’ (ABC) on location in Birmingham (1966)
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- Costume and space: Inspector Morse in his pyjamas
- Landscape in the Studio: Play for Today: Desert of Lies (BBC, 13/3/84)
- The Stripped-Down Studio Space: Play for Today: Psy-Warriors (BBC, 12/5/81) & Centre Play: The Saliva Milkshake (BBC, 6/1/75)
- Mixing Genres in the Studio: Playhouse: The Journal of Bridget Hitler (BBC2, 6/2/81)
- Studio trickery: Censored Scenes From King Kong (BBC, 1973) & Play For Today: The After Dinner Joke (BBC, 14/02/78)
Tag Archives: Armchair Theatre
‘Armchair Theatre: The Golden Road’ (1973): Representing lesbianism in the 1970s
(Text of a paper given by Billy Smart at ‘Television for Women’, University of Warwick, 17 May 2013) What I’m going to do today is present a long-forgotten drama of some significance to you and – through close textual analysis … Continue reading
Posted in Single Plays
Tagged Armchair Theatre, Douglas Camfield, Golden Road, Katy Manning, Lesbian drama, Pat Hooker, Thames Television
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Darrol Blake Interview Part II: Directing for the BBC and Thames Television in the 1960s and 1970s
In July 2011 Leah Panos and myself had the good fortune to interview veteran television director Darrol Blake in his Barnes Bridge home. In a career that spans fifty years, Darrol started as a Design Assistant at the BBC in … Continue reading
Posted in Interviews, People
Tagged Armchair Theatre, Darrol Blake, Doomwatch, Interviews, Paul Temple
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