Ballylenon: The Complete Series 1-8 - audiobook
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All eight series of the comedy drama series set in a Donegal town in the 1950s and '60s'Christopher Fitz-Simon's writing is a delicious mix of gentle and sharp' The GuardianIreland in the fifties, and the days of mass tourism and indoor plumbing have not yet come to rural Co. Donegal. But in the small, sleepy town of Ballylenon, change is coming, and trouble is brewing.A power struggle is under way for control of the town, with two rival forces aligned against each other. Seeking to rule the roost are hotel owner and undertaker Phonsie Doherty and his allies, sisters Muriel and Vera McConkey. These two formidable ladies are in charge of the corner shop/Post Office and Telephone Exchange, and are known as the eyes and ears of Ballylenon - while the voice is provided by local newspaper The Vindicator.Between them, they seem to have the means of communication sewn up - but the opposing faction, led by primary teacher Vivienne Boal, the Reverend Samuel Hawthorne, and police officer Guard Gallagher, are determined to have their say. A supporter of cultural causes, such as music festivals and architectural conservation, Vivienne is bright, breezy and apparently straightforward - but she manages to achieve certain aims by devious means...The antagonism between the two camps is thinly veiled - and the causes for dissension range from a proposal to demolish the Georgian courthouse to build a car park, to arguments over a ramshackle cottage that may have belonged to the family of US President Herbert Hoover. But as the Sixties dawn, the town faces a threat that unites the whole community in moral outrage: the arrival of television...Christopher Fitz-Simon's playful yet cynical look at Irish village life stars TP McKenna, Gerard Murphy, Margaret D'Arcy and Stella McCusker.Production creditsWritten by Christopher Fitz-SimonDirected by Eoin O'Callaghan (Series 1-5,7,8) and Peter Kavanagh (Series 6)Music arranged and performed by Stephanie HughesPianist: Michael HarrisonFirst broadcast BBC Radio 4: 8 June-13 July 1994 (Series 1), 18 July-8 August 1995 (Series 2), 4-25 June 1996 (Series 3), 3-24 December 1997 (Series 4), 15 June-20 July 1998 (Series 5), 18 June-23 July 1999 (Series 6), 25 November 2009-6 January 2010 (Series 7), 26 January-2 March 2011 (Series 8)CastPhonsie Doherty - TP McKenna/Gerard MurphyMuriel McConkey - Margaret D'ArcyVera McConkey - Stella McCuskerVivienne Boal/Mrs McFinney - Aine McCartneyGuard Gallagher - John Hewitt/Frankie McCaffertyReverend Samuel Hawthorne - Gerard Murphy/Miche Doherty/Dermot CrowleyRL Watson - Roma TomeltyO'Brollochain/Joe MacMonagle/Canon Friel- Kevin FloodKevin 'Stumpy' Bonnar - Gerard McSorleyEithne Ni Phartalain/Primrose ffrench O'Dowd/Sister Gabriel - Marcella RiordanAubrey Frawley - Dominic Letts/Matthew Addis/Chris McHallemPeg Sweeney - Anna Manahan/Marcella RiordanPost Office engineer - Robert PattersonJonathan ffrench O'Dowd - Wesley MurphyPacky McGoldrick - Charlie Bonnar/Tim LoaneJosie Doherty - Ciara McKeown/Cathy White/Ali WhiteMr Mawhinney - Harry TowbFather O'Flatley - John GuineyBohunkus Smith - BJ HoggTerry Black - Mark LambertConsuela Dooley - Cathy BeltonDaniel O'Searcaigh - James GreeneMonsignor McFadden - Niall CusackPolly Acton - Joanna MunroEamonn Doyle - Patrick FitzsymonsMr Boylan - Derek Baileywith Ruairi McAteer, Catriona O'Reilly, Danielle Costigan and Fabio Aprile
All eight series of the comedy drama series set in a Donegal town in the 1950s and '60s'Christopher Fitz-Simon's writing is a delicious mix of gentle and sharp' The GuardianIreland in the fifties, and the days of mass tourism and indoor plumbing have not yet come to rural Co. Donegal. But in the small, sleepy town of Ballylenon, change is coming, and trouble is brewing.A power struggle is under way for control of the town, with two rival forces aligned against each other. Seeking to rule the roost are hotel owner and undertaker Phonsie Doherty and his allies, sisters Muriel and Vera McConkey. These two formidable ladies are in charge of the corner shop/Post Office and Telephone Exchange, and are known as the eyes and ears of Ballylenon - while the voice is provided by local newspaper The Vindicator.Between them, they seem to have the means of communication sewn up - but the opposing faction, led by primary teacher Vivienne Boal, the Reverend Samuel Hawthorne, and police officer Guard Gallagher, are determined to have their say. A supporter of cultural causes, such as music festivals and architectural conservation, Vivienne is bright, breezy and apparently straightforward - but she manages to achieve certain aims by devious means...The antagonism between the two camps is thinly veiled - and the causes for dissension range from a proposal to demolish the Georgian courthouse to build a car park, to arguments over a ramshackle cottage that may have belonged to the family of US President Herbert Hoover. But as the Sixties dawn, the town faces a threat that unites the whole community in moral outrage: the arrival of television...Christopher Fitz-Simon's playful yet cynical look at Irish village life stars TP McKenna, Gerard Murphy, Margaret D'Arcy and Stella McCusker.Production creditsWritten by Christopher Fitz-SimonDirected by Eoin O'Callaghan (Series 1-5,7,8) and Peter Kavanagh (Series 6)Music arranged and performed by Stephanie HughesPianist: Michael HarrisonFirst broadcast BBC Radio 4: 8 June-13 July 1994 (Series 1), 18 July-8 August 1995 (Series 2), 4-25 June 1996 (Series 3), 3-24 December 1997 (Series 4), 15 June-20 July 1998 (Series 5), 18 June-23 July 1999 (Series 6), 25 November 2009-6 January 2010 (Series 7), 26 January-2 March 2011 (Series 8)CastPhonsie Doherty - TP McKenna/Gerard MurphyMuriel McConkey - Margaret D'ArcyVera McConkey - Stella McCuskerVivienne Boal/Mrs McFinney - Aine McCartneyGuard Gallagher - John Hewitt/Frankie McCaffertyReverend Samuel Hawthorne - Gerard Murphy/Miche Doherty/Dermot CrowleyRL Watson - Roma TomeltyO'Brollochain/Joe MacMonagle/Canon Friel- Kevin FloodKevin 'Stumpy' Bonnar - Gerard McSorleyEithne Ni Phartalain/Primrose ffrench O'Dowd/Sister Gabriel - Marcella RiordanAubrey Frawley - Dominic Letts/Matthew Addis/Chris McHallemPeg Sweeney - Anna Manahan/Marcella RiordanPost Office engineer - Robert PattersonJonathan ffrench O'Dowd - Wesley MurphyPacky McGoldrick - Charlie Bonnar/Tim LoaneJosie Doherty - Ciara McKeown/Cathy White/Ali WhiteMr Mawhinney - Harry TowbFather O'Flatley - John GuineyBohunkus Smith - BJ HoggTerry Black - Mark LambertConsuela Dooley - Cathy BeltonDaniel O'Searcaigh - James GreeneMonsignor McFadden - Niall CusackPolly Acton - Joanna MunroEamonn Doyle - Patrick FitzsymonsMr Boylan - Derek Baileywith Ruairi McAteer, Catriona O'Reilly, Danielle Costigan and Fabio Aprile
| Kategoria: | Obcojęzyczne |
| Język: | Angielski |
| Zabezpieczenie: | brak |
| ISBN: | 978-1-5291-2825-3 |
| Rozmiar pliku: | 100 B |
