Miles Gibson Angelophany
Angelophany By Miles Gibson Henry Cuthbertson, vicar of St Gilberts congregation six old ladies and a man who thinks his dog is possessed by demons - finds a vagrant in the Crouchback chapel, who says he is an angel. Henry: Michael Eaves Angel: Peter Gunn Catherine Sparrow: Colleen Prendergast Director Chris Wallis Afternoon Play: Fri 22nd Sep 2006 14:15 on BBC Radio 4 FM
This recording is part of the Old Time Radio collection.
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| 060922 Angelophany | 46:30 |
Reviews
Clever, funny, well acted.
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A rare combination – clever, funny and very well acted. This is a cheeky and affectionate send up of the pretensions and assumptions of organised and disorganised religion, starting with Christianity then having gentle fun with some other varieties. I am not certain about the elephant origin tale but I confess I found it curiously persuasive. The ending was very human and suitably ambiguous. Highly recommended.
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