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Patricia Hodge |
Juliet Stevenson |
Robert Hardy |
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Christopher Benjamin |
Toby Longworth |
1st Broadcast 18.30 11th December 2004 BBC World Service
Dirk Maggs
Ian Curteis
Play of The Week
Based on the actual accounts of two English Oxford academics,Miss Morison’s
Ghosts recounts the paranormal events experienced
by Charlotte Moberly and Eleanor Jourdain in the gardens of the Palace Of Versailles,
in France, one August afternoon in 1901.
The two women mysteriously find themselves back in time, witnessing scenes and
people from the era of Marie Antoinette and
the French Revolution.They decide to share their experience when they return
home, even though it endangers their attempts
to legitimise higher education for women in Edwardian England.
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This play, by Ian Curteis, is based on what has been called 'the most authenticated
ghost story of all time'.
It tells of the paranormal events experienced by two English ladies in the gardens of the Palace of Versailles, France, in 1901.
Character |
Actor |
Miss Morison |
Patricia Hodge |
Miss Lamont |
Juliet Stevenson |
Lord Kedlestone |
Robert Hardy |
Dr Huxley |
Gemma Jones |
Sir Patrick Corcoran |
Christopher Benjamin |
Mr Hodgson |
Toby Longworth |
College Registrar |
Jennie Stoller |
Singing Student |
Alison Pettitt |
College Servant |
Sarah Crook |
The Soundhouse Ltd London England
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'Working in the studio with Patricia and Juliet was one of the high points of my year
they are terrific actresses, challenging and intelligent, and they raised my game!'
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Patricia Hodge |
Juliet Stevenson |
Robert Hardy |
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Christopher Benjamin |
Toby Longworth |
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