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- Mixing Genres in the Studio: Playhouse: The Journal of Bridget Hitler (BBC2, 6/2/81)
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Tag Archives: Don Taylor
‘Dead of Night: The Exorcism’ (BBC, 1972)
Our ‘Dramatic Spaces: The Imaginative World of the TV Studio’ film season opens at BFI Southbank tonight, with a screening of ‘The Exorcism’, Don Taylor’s play for made for the BBC2 horror anthology series Dead of Night. Over the course … Continue reading
BFI Season: Dramatic Spaces: The Imaginative World of the Television Studio
We are delighted to announce our forthcoming season of television plays at BFI Southbank in February 2014, ‘Dramatic Spaces: The Imaginative World of the Television Studio’, curated by Leah Panos and Billy Smart of the Spaces of Television project. Featuring … Continue reading
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Tagged BBC, CSO, Don Taylor, Experimental drama, Howard Schuman, Naturalism, Play for Today, Theatre Plays on TV
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