BBC.Radio3.Dramaon3.Talking.to.Terrorists.FAP

________________________ (|54 I 60 100 120 160|) /------===Free Audio Presents===------ (======================================) (====================================) (====================================) (====================================) (==================================) (================================) _*__________________________*_/ ~ ~ Another Quality Production Talking to Terrorists Sunday 23 October 2005 20:00-21:30 (Radio 3) By Robin Soans. A play based on interviews with people involved in terrorism around the globe, and those seeking to counter it. The writer, director and actors involved carried out the interviews to try to discover what makes ordinary people do extreme things. Plus contributions from peacemakers, politicians, warriors, journalists, hostages and psychologists. The stories take us from Uganda, Israel, Turkey, Iraq and Ireland to the heart of the British establishment. Duration: 1 hour 30 minutes Playlist: An ex-member of the National Resistance Army, Uganda ...... Chip Chung An ex-member of the UVF ...... Jonathan Cullen Edward, a psychologist ...... Christopher Ettridge An ex-member of the Kurdish Workers' Party ...... Alexander Hanson An ex-member of the IRA ...... Lloyd Hutchinson Rima, a journalist ...... Catherine Russell The ex-head of the Al Aqsa Martyrs Brigade, Bethlehem ...... Chris Ryman An ex-Secretary of State ...... June Watson Directed by Max Stafford-Clark. http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio3/dramaon3/pip/n2kcf/ Reviews from the national tour 'sensitively and intelligently provocative.' Daily Mail 'involving throughout with a first rate cast.' The Observer 'Robin Soans's powerful and probing piece of theatre expertly selects, cuts and interweaves the verbatim accounts from former terrorists, their victims and the politicians who attempt to negotiate with them.' Mail on Sunday 'Max Stafford-Clark draws fantastic performances from his outstanding company. The result gives a platform to voices either never heard before or heard only as gunfire or tears. It opens your eyes and alters your attitude.' Mail on Sunday 'an arresting piece of work.' Independent 'Max Stafford-Clark's Out of Joint company, previously acclaimed for The Permanent Way, has produced another superb investigative docudrama (in conjunction with the Royal court). Talking to Terrorists has been deftly woven together by Robin Soans using interviews with militant resistance fighters and people they've targeted, with ministers, diplomats, an army expert, a psychologist and everyday folk from London, Belfast, Uganda, Turkey and the Middle East.' Independent 'I will be astonished if the year turns up a more important, illuminating or moving play then this.' Daily Telegraph 'Soans seamlessly interweaves the testimonies, creating a flow of evidence and graphic details that has you hanging on to every word... Yes, surprisingly, the play isn't entirely depressing. We hear of great courage here, as well as great suffering, of triumphs of the human spiritas well as its collapse into barbarism... The eight actors are flawless, playing up to five parts apiece with great versatility, and resolutely refusing to milk the traumatic material for easy pathos. It is all the more moving as a result, but this is in every respect, a truly remarkable piece of theatre.' Daily Telegrap 'It sheds light on a dark subject. It forces us to think about what actually constitutes "terrorism". It shows that people acquire a strange eloquence when talking about subjects close to their hearts. It also proves that edited memories can achieve the potency of art.'The Guardian http://www.royalcourttheatre.com/productions_reviews.asp?PlayID=395 RM--> MP3 96kbps Drama starts 3 minutes into recording. If you are able to record BBC dramas from UK FM, Satellite or DAB, please contact us. If you can provide studio tapes or master tapes, please contact us. If you wish to express thanks, please contact us.

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