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GRACE UNSHACKLED: THE OLAUDAH EQUIANO STORY

GRACE UNSHACKLED: THE OLAUDAH EQUIANO STORY is a 2007 radio drama produced for Focus on the Family Radio Theatre by Paul McCusker and Dave Arnold. The radio drama follows the story of OLAUDAH EQUIANO, a West African slave that seaks his freedom from the brutal oppression of the Atlantic Slave Trade. It is part of the Amazing Grace series, which chronicles the abolishment of slavery in the United Kingdom and her terratories.

## cast

* David Oyelowo - Olaudah Equiano
* Donald Sinden - Lord Collins
* Nicholas Le Prevost - Mr. Markham
* Richard Syms - Mr. Stridley
* Martin Jarvis - Mr. King
* Russell Boulter - Captain Pascal

### also starring

* Sebastian Bandidin - Slave Brother
* Earlene Bentley - Mary
* Nick Burnell - Sailer 3
* Justin Butcher - Bermuda Captain
* Ian Cullen - Mr. Campbell
* Malcolm Freeman - Sailer 2
* Andrew French - African Merchant
* Jon Glover - First Mate
* John McAndrew - Sailer 1
* Ryan McCluskey - Richard Baker
* Vinta Morgan - Young Slave
* Africa Nile - Boy Olaudah
* Jessica Oyelowo - Susanna
* Israel Oyelumade - joseph Clipson
* Myles Rudge - Captain Farmer
* David Simeon - Capt. Doran/Dr. Perkins
* Mel Taylor - Esau
* Larrington Walker - Old Slave
The andromeda galaxy

she is the largest galaxy in the local group and is the meanest

she was born 10 billion years ago The Andromeda Galaxy has a diameter of about 220,000 ly making it the largest member of the Local Group in terms of extension. The number of stars contained in the Andromeda Galaxy is estimated at one trillion or roughly twice the number estimated for the Milky Way.The Milky Way and Andromeda are expected to collide in around 4-5 billion years, merging to form a giant elliptical galaxy or a large lenticular galaxy called milkdromeda

## her story

The Andromeda Galaxy was formed roughly 10 billion years ago from the collision and subsequent merger of smaller protogalaxies.This violent collision formed most of the galaxy's galactic halo and extended disk. During this epoch, its rate of star formation would have been very high, to the point of becoming a luminous infrared galaxy for roughly 100 million years. Andromeda and the Triangulum Galaxy had a very close passage 2–4 billion years ago. This event produced high rates of star formation across the Andromeda Galaxy's disk even some globular clusters and disturbed M33's outer disk.

## messier 32 and messier 110

Over the past 2 billion years, star formation throughout Andromeda's disk is thought to have decreased to the point of near-inactivity. There have been interactions with satellite galaxies like M32, M110, or others that have already been absorbed by the Andromeda Galaxy. These interactions have formed structures like Andromeda's Giant Stellar Stream. A galactic merger roughly 100 million years ago is believed to be responsible for a counter-rotating disk of gas found in the center of Andromeda as well as the presence there of a relatively young (100 million years old) stellar population.

## milkdromeda

andromeda will collide with the milky way in 4 billion or 5 billion year and because of that we will live in a new galaxy.
The Chronicles of Narnia 7: The Last Battle

The Last Battle is an audio drama from Focus on the Family Radio Theatre’s Chronicles of narnia series, produced in 2000 and release din 2002. It is the final book in both publication and chronological order.

## Cast

Voice tracks were recorded in January and February 2000 at The Soundhouse LTD in London.

* Douglas Gresham - Host
* Paul Scofield - Narrator
* David Suchet - Aslan
* Victor Spinetti - Shift
* Andrew Sachs - Puzzle
* Gwynn Beech - Tirian
* Philip Sully - Jewel
* Steven Webb - Eustace
* Jade Williams - Jill
* Howard Attfield - Poggin
* Robert Benfield – Reepicheep/lead Mole/Kalormene Soldier
* Charlie Burnell - Emeth
* Nick Burnell - Mole/Kalormene Soldier
* Elizabeth Counsell - Lamb
* Tenniel Evans - Farsight
* Paul Ewing – Ginger the Cat
* Katy Glassborow - Lucy
* Paul Grunert - Griffle
* Michael Haughey - King Erlian
* Katy Kellgren – Dryad/mouse
* Stash Kirkbride - Rishda Tarkaan
* Sallyanne Law - Polly
* Polly March - second Squirrel
* Robert Meadwell - Water Rat
* Robin Meredith - Boar
* Joan Moon - First Squirrel
* Peter Moreton - Peter
* David Oakley – Bear/Tash/dog
* Daniel Philpott – Digory/lead dog
* Gyuri Sarossy - Edmund
* Philip Sherlock - Mr. Tumnus/ Kalormene soldier
* Katherine Suchet - Squirrel
* Mervyn Stutter - Fledge
* Paul Webster - Roonwit
* John Woodnut - elder Digory Kirke|Digory

## crew

* Paul McCusker - Director
* Philip Glassman - Casting Director
* Dave Arnold - Producer
* Kurt Bruner - Executive Producer
* Al Janssen - Executive Producer
* Mark Drury - Sound Design
* Todd Busteed - Sound Design Assistance
* John Campbell - Music Composer
* Jim Scheffler - Orchestra Recording and Mixing at Martin Sound, Alhambra, California
* Al Clifft and members of the Azusa Pacific University Choir
* Mark Drury - Voice Recording Engineer
* Dave Arnold - Voice Recording Engineer
* Duane Harms - Voice Recording Engineer
* Voice Tracks recorded at The Soundhouse, Ltd., London
The Luke Reports: A Time of Madness

The Luke Reports: A Time of Madness is an audio drama released in 2002 as part of the Luke Reports series from Focus on the Family Radio Theatre.

## Cast

* Richard O'Callaghan – Luke
* Robert hardy - Gessius Florus
* John Challis – Hezekias
* Pip Miller – Judah
* Dora Bryan - Eunice
* Adam Godley – Jesus of Nazareth
* Howard Attfield – Linus
* Justin Butcher – Party Guest
* Ian Farthing – Synagogue man
* Martin Friend – Synagogue man
* Oliver haden – Antiochus
* Philip hawthorn – Jewish leader
* Damine Matthews - John, the Baptizer
* Robert Meadwell – Roman Servant
* Tim Meats – Roman Guard
* Joanna Myers – Woman
* David Oakley – Azor
* Richard Syms - Simon the Pharisee

## Crew

* Written by: Paul McCusker
* [[Sound design and recording: mark Drury
* Music composer: John Campbell
* London Director: Philip Glassborow
FATHER GILBERT MYSTERY 5: SECRETS

FATHER GILBERT MYSTERY 5: SECRETS is a 2003 radio drama from Focus on the Family Radio Theatre's Father Gilbert Mysteries series, produced by Paul McCusker and Dave Arnold, who also hosts this presentation.

## cast

Voice tracks were recorded at The Soundhouse LTD in London.

* Adrian Plass - Father Gilbert
* June Whitfield - Mrs. Mayhew/hurt woman
* Melanie Clark Pullen  - Kathy Gibson
* Jane Asher - Julianna Drake
* Bernard Cribbins - Bill Drake
* Howard Attfield - PC Derek Pendle
* Roy Gokani - DI Whitby
* Christina Greatrex - Nurse Jones
* Stephen Greif  - DS Gaines/David Malory (Newscaster)
* Tom harper - PC Hewitt
* Andy Harrison - Porter/Police Dispatch
* Janet Henfry - Helen (Tour Guide)
* Gina Isaac  - Nurse Williams
* Tim Meats - Dr. Flanagan/Jeremy (Security)
* Mark Payton - Ron Brady
* Hilda Shroder - Hetta Arnott
* Robert Young - DCI Macaulay
FATHER GILBERT MYSTERY 8: THE SILVER CORD

FATHER GILBERT MYSTERY 8: THE SILVER CORD is a 2006 radio drama in Focus on the Family Radio Theatre's Father Gilbert Mysteries series, written by Paul McCusker. It was produced by Paul McCusker and Dave Arnold, the latter of whom doubled as the host.

## cast

Voice tracks were recorded at The Soundhouse LTD in London.

* Adrian Plass – Father Gilbert
* George Cole – George Gilbert
* Richard Todd – Father Ross
* Nerys Hughes - Clare Gilbert
* Timothy Bateson - Mr. Lehma
* Christina Barryk - Nurse
* Fiona Carew - Mr. Lehman's Daughter/Nurse
* Maria Charles – Aunt Silvia
* Malcolm Freeman - First Doctor
* Peter Goodwright - Dr. Richard Broggi
* Eve Karpf - Vicki Croswell
* Myles Rudge - Edgar Graham –
* Simon Treves - Second Doctor
List of British Actors

here is a list of British actors that have appeared in: \*Focus on the Family Radio Theatre (1996-2013)

* Lamplighter Theatre (2009-2016),
* Heirloom Audio's The Extraordinary Adventures of G.A. Henty (2013-2018)
* And the Augustine Institute Radio Theatre series (2016-present).

All of these actors are well regarded, and have worked with Philip Glassborow, Valerie Hodson, and Daniel Philpott.
This list will be organized by the audio drama(s) the debuted in, though this does not mean that it is their only appearance.
Note that when we refer to an actor debuting in a particlar audio drama, this just refers to their career in family friendly Christian audio drama.

## Debuting in A Christmas Carol

* Timothy Bateson
* Robert Benfield
* Richard Brightiff
* Justin Butcher
* Tenniel Evans
* Jane Gambier
* Katy Glassborow
* Peter Goodwright
* Michael Haughey
* Katherine Kellgren
* Polly March
* Tom Mount
* Myra Sands
* Philip Sherlock
* Mervyn Stutter
* Richard Syms
* Matthew White
Christina Greatrex

Christina Greatrex (born 18 June, 1946 in Reagate, Surrey, England) is a British actress who has lent her voice to several audio dramas for Focus on the Family Radio Theatre, debuting in \*Father Gilbert: Secrets (2003).

## Radio Theatre roles

* Father Gilbert: Secrets (2003) - Nurse Jones
* The Hiding Place (2005) - the General
* GRACE VICTORIOUS: THE STORY OF WILLIAM WILBERFORCE (2007) - Mrs. Wilberforce
* The Screwtape Letters (2009) - Slumtrimpit
* Oliver Twist (2012) - the Butcher's Wife

## non-Radio Theatre roles

* Coronation Street (1992) - Cherie Watkins
* Penelope (2006) - Mrs. Vanderman
* The Extraordinary Adventures of G.A. Henty: In the Reign of Terror (2016) - The Dowager Marquise de St Caux
Aflevering 211

Aflevering 211 is de elfde aflevering van het 3de seizoen en werd voor het eerst uitgezonden op maandag 7 maart 2022.

## **Inhoud**

Lisa presenteert Nathan en Mia haar idee voor de Bybbee-campagne. Remco zorgt, dankzij Katja, voor een leuke avond in 't Excuus.

### **Hoofdpersonages**

* Tinne Oltmans - Lisa Calmyn
* Anouck Luyten - Katja Dhaens
* Oscar Willems - Jonas Albrechts
* Wietse Tanghe - Nathan De Geest
* Hilde Heijnen - Dorine Albrechts
* Arno Moens - Remco Seyers
* Thomas Van Caeneghem - Lars Verdonck
* Hilde De Baerdemaeker - Suzanne Versyp
* Anushka Melkonian - Olivia Beeckaert

### **Nevenpersonages**

* Issam Dakka - Mikhel Nackaert
* Ben Van Ostade - Reinhout Vincke
* Jasmijn Van Hoof - Mia

## **Trivia**

* Terugkeer van Issam Dakka (Mikhel Nackaert).
* De titel van de aflevering op VTM GO is "De noodkreet van Jonas".

## **Foto's**

**Persfoto's**

**Screenshots**

## **Links**

* Bekijk deze aflevering via: https://vtm.be/vtmgo/afspelen/e0d6b8301-0fbd-4b60-97c3-8073c6e0037d
Katherine Kellgren

**Katherine Ingrid Kjellgren** (11 June 1969-10 January 2018), better known as **Katherine Kellgren** or **Katy Kellgren**) was a much beloved voice actor and audiobook narrator. She has lent her voice to several Radio Theatre productions including A Christmas Carol in 1996 and several audio dramas from The Chronicles of narnia series.
The Legend of Squanto

The Legend of Squanto is a 1997 audio drama from Radi oTheatre|Focus on the Family Radio Theatre]]

## cast

Voice tracks were recorded at The Soundhouse Studios in London.

* David Suchet The Host
* Peter Brooke - Squanto
* William Roberts - Massasoit
* Russell Boulter - Captain Dermer
* Peter Goodwright - Captain Smith, John Slany, Mcphee, Rev. Brewster
* Robert Benfield - Captain Hunt
* Timothy Bateson - Ferdinando Gorges
* Lee Drexler - Sassacomet
* Bobby Martino - Miguel
* Robin Meredith - Pilgrim, Governor Bradford
* Stuart Morris - Patowak
* Bob Sessions - Squanto's father, Father Juan
* Philip Sherlock - Skettwaroes, Ortega, Mr. Larson
* Jay Simon - Wallace, Mr. Dilber, Miles Standish
* John Woodnutt - Governor Carver
* Eben Young - Samoset, Maneda

### Crew

* Philip GlassborowCasting Director
* Dave Arnold Voice Recording Engineer
* Paul McCuskerAdaptation and Director
* Dave Arnold with assistance from Todd Busteed and Mark DrurySound Design and Recording
* John CampbellMusic Composer
* Dave Arnold Producer
* Recorded at: The Soundhouse, Ltd., London, England
FATHER GILBERT MYSTERY 4: HEALING

FATHER GILBERT MYSTERY 4: HEALING is a 2003 radio drama in Focus on the Family Radio Theatre's Father Gilbert Mysteries series, produced by Paul McCusker and Dave Arnold. The host is Dave Arnold.

## cast

Voice tracks were recorded at The Soundhouse LTD in London

* Adrian Plass - Father Gilbert
* June Whitfield - Mrs. Mayhew]]
* Gyuri Sarossy  - Gabriel (Simon Perkins)
* Cathy Sara - Alison
* Susan Beresford - D.I. Adams
* Elizabeth Counsell - Barbara Taylor
* Robert Duncan - Father Michael
* Richard Franklin - Bishop Caldwell
* Dominic Hecht - John
* Matthew Morgan - Tony
* Daniel Philpott - Dilber
* Melanie Clark Pullen - Deborah
* Gordon Reid - Dr. Kohl
* Jessica Seaton - Annette
* Philip Sherlock - editor

## trivia

* Dilber makes another appearence.
* This is Gordon Reid's final appearence in the Father Gilbert Mysteries series prior to his death in November of 2003.
The Luke Reports: The Finger of God

The Luke Reports: The Finger of God is an audio drama released in 2003 as part of the Luke Reports series from Focus on the Family Radio Theatre.

## Cast

* Richard O'Callaghan – Luke
* Adam Godley – Jesus of Nazareth
* Andrew Sachs – Lamech
* Peter O'Shaughnessy – Berechiah
* Richard Franklin – Rufus
* Paul Webster – Malichi
* Chris Emmett – Nadab
* Alastair Danson - Judas, Son of James
* Tom Harper – Philip
* Mark Payton – John
* Stuart Pendred - Judas Iscariot
* John Persson – Thomas
* Blake Ritson - Bartholomew
* Simon Treves – Simon Peter
* Steven Webb – Timon
* Jade Williams – Abigail
* Coral Atkins – Jehosheba
* Russell Boulter – Young man
* Justin Butcher – Mourner
* Jon Glover – Zacchaeus
* Brian Greene – Father
* Dominic hecht – Roman Soldier 1
* Tim Meats - Young Berecchiah
* Robin Meredith – Pharisee
* Christopher Naylor – Bandit
* Christopher Scott – Lawyer
* Mervyn Stutter – Second Bandit
* Robert young - A Certain Ruler

## Crew

* Written by: Paul McCusker
* [[Sound design and recording: Rob jorgenson
* Music composer: John Campbell
* London Director: Philip Glassborow
FATHER GILBERT MYSTERY 6: THE PLAY'S THE THING

FATHER GILBERT MYSTERY 6: THE PLAY'S THE THING is a 2004 radio drama in Focus on the Family Radio Theatre's Father Gilbert Mysteries series. It was written and produced by Paul McCusker and produced and hosted by Dave Arnold.

## cast

Voice tracks were recorded at The Soundhouse LTD in London

* Adrian Plass - Father Gilbert
* June Whitfield - Mrs. Mayhew
* George Cole - George Gilbert
* Polly March - Henrietta Lazenby
* Martin Jarvis - Hugh Edwards
* Susie Brann - The Doctor
* Rebecca Front - Eileen McGuire
* Anne Harvey - Mary Wallace
* Michael Haughey – Michael Norman
* Dominic Hecht - Simon Gardner
* Robert Meadwell - Ian Webber
* Daniel Philpott - Justin Dell
* Stuart Pendred - P.C. Whitburn
* Philip Sherlock – Dilber
* David Simeon - Andrew Durham
* Mervyn Stutter  - Ron The Camerman

## trivia

* Dilber makes an appearance in this production.
Billy Budd, Sailor

Billy Budd, sailer is an audio drama produced by Focus on the Family Radio Theatre and based on Herman Melville’s novel of the same name. It was released on 1 June, 2002.

## cast

* Scott Neal – Billy Budd
* Paul Jones – John Claggart
* [[\*David Simeon – Corperal O’Shea
* John Woodvine – LT. Ratcliff
* Edward Woodward – Captain Vere
* Andrew Castell – Mr. Morris
* Ian Cullen – Mr. Morgan
* Chris Emmett – Mr. Hockey
* Tom Espiner – Mr. Duncan
* Peter Goodright – Chaplain.
* Brian Greene - Dansker
* Oliver Haden – Mr. Murdoch
* William Haden – Mr. Lamb
* Stash Kirkbride – Mr. McNab
* Simon Treves – Mr. Fallon]]
* Paul Webster – surgeon

### crew

* Addapted by: Philip Glassborow
* Sound design: Steve Gandy
* music composed by: John Campbell
* Producer: Dave Arnold
The Luke Reports: Child of promise

The Luke Reports: Child of Promise is an audio drama released in 2001 as part of the Luke Reports series from Focus on the Family Radio Theatre.

## Cast

* Richard O'Callaghan – Luke
* Gyuri Sarossy – Arieh
* Susie Brann – Miriam
* Eileen Page - Mary
* Nick Burnell – Zenas
* Ian Cullen – Apostle Paul
* David De Keyser – Amos
* [[Max Digby – Matthan
* Richard Everett - Yeshua, the High Priest
* Jessica Fox – Young Mary
* Martin Friend – Elihu
* Sheila Shand-Gibb – Anna
* William Haden – Jacob
* Andrew Harrison – Josiah
* Stash Kirkbride – tazar
* Robert Langdon-Lloyd – Priest
* Margot Leicester - Elizabeth
* Geoffrey Palmer – Theopholis
* Daniel Philpott – Begger
* John Rye - Symeon, son of Clopas
* David Simmeon – Vellius
* Christopher Snell – Joseph
* Philip Sully – Angel Gabriel
* Frank Topping – Zechariah
* John Woodnutt - Agabus, Old Prophet

### Ensemble

* Sarah Bradley
* Rebecca Everett
* Jack Mitton
* Alec Rust
* Jonny Scott
* Philip Sherlock
* Steve Stickly
* Mervyn Stutter

## crew

* Paul McCusker – Writer/director
* mark Drury – Sound Design
* [[John-Campbell – composer
* Philip Glassborow – London Director
Polly March

Polly march is a Maltese-born British actress who has lent her voice to many Radio Theatre productions. She has worked extensively with Philip Glassborow, whom she is good friends with.

## Radio Theatre Roles

* A Christmas Carol (1996) as The Ghost of Christmas Past/Mrs. Cratchit/Mrs. Fezziwig/the laundress
* Bonhoeffer: The Cost of Freedom (1997) as Sabine Bonhoeffer-Liebholz
* Ben-Hur (2000) as Amrah
* The Secret Garden (2000) as Jenny
* The Hiding Place (2001) as Maltese Woman
* FATHER GILBERT MYSTERY 6: THE PLAY'S THE THING (2004) as Henrietta Lazenby
* Oliver Twist (2012) as Mrs. Sowerberry/Old Anne
The Screwtape Letters

**The Screwtape Letters** is a radio drama in the Focus on the Family Radio Theatre series. It is based on C.S. Lewis's popular 1942 best seller of the same title.
The radio drama was dramatized and directed by Paul McCusker, sound design by Nathan Jones, produced by Dave Arnold, and released in fall 2009.

### Cast

Voice tracks were recorded at The Soundhouse Ltd in London, England.

### Characters Below

* Andy Serkis as Screwtape
* Bertie Carvel as Wormwood
* Roger Hammond as Toadpipe
* Christina Greatrex as Slumtrimpet
* Janet Henfrey as Glubose

### Characters Up Above

* Philip Bird as John Hamilton (The Patient)
* Laura Michelle Kelly as Dorothy
* Eileen Page as John Hamilton's mother
* Susie Brann as Viv Brett
* Robert Benfield as Noel Brett
* Geoffrey Palmer as C.S. Lewis
* Kit Hesketh-Harvey as Humphry
* Brian Sibley as Richards
* Dominic Hecht as Norman
* Robin Meredith as the patient from the British Museum

### Other characters

* Fred Pole as demon secretary
* Philip Sherlock as Fringecut

## Trivia

* In 2010, The Screwtape Letters was a finalist for the Audie Awards.
* A bonus disk is included in some CD releases containing original songs from and inspired by this audio drama
* A bonus DVD is included in the collectors edition which contains the audio drama in 5.1 surround sound with subtitles, and a featurette video showing behind the scenes of the audio drama's production.
* Although Andy Serkis has played the character of Gollum in *The Lord of the Rings* films, he said that this was the most difficult work he'd ever done.
FATHER GILBERT MYSTERY 1: A SOUL IN TORMENT

Father Gilbert Mystery: A SOUL IN TORMENT is a 2001 radio drama produced for Focus on the Family Radio Theatre by Paul McCusker and Dave Arnold, the latter of whom doubles as the show's host. It is the first radio drama in Focus on the Family Radio Theatre's Father Gilbert series.

## cast

Voice tracks were recorded at The Soundhouse LTD in London

* Adrian Plass - Father Gilbert
* Bernard Cribbins - Bill Drake
* June Whitfield - Mrs. Mayhew
* Richard Brightiff  - Ian Price
* Kate Byers  - Sharon McGrath
* Terence Conoly  - Dr. Nigel Bowman
* Fiona Hendley  - Catherine Bowman
* Matthew Lawrence - Terry Bowman
* Nancy Nevinson  - Mrs. Williams
* Gordon Reid - Mr. Urquhart
Henrietta DeFreitas

Henrietta DeFreitas is an English author, actor and singer who is often credited under the alias Sallyanne Law. She joined the Radio Theatre series in The Chronicles of Narnia.

## Roles

* The Chronicles of Narnia 7: The Last Battle - Older Polly.
* Les Misérables - Anna
* The Trials of Saint Patrick - Ensemble
* ODE TO SAINT CECILIA - Ensemble
* The Legends of Robin Hood - Market Woman

## Non-Radio Theatre Credits

* Lamplighter Theatre: Charlie's Choice (2009) - Marion
* The Extraordinary Adventures of G.A. Henty: In the Reign of Terror (2016)- Baker's Wife
* The Extraordinary Adventures of G.A. Henty: St. Bartholomew's Eve (2018) - Countess De Laville
Robert Benfield

Robert Benfield is an English actor who has worked with the Royal Shakespeare Company and is a longtime friend of Philip Glassborow. He played the role of Perks in the hugely popular stage version of The Railway Children at the Wolsey Theatre, Ipswich, with which he has had a long association. He has also performed in theater throughout Britain, including Scarborough’s Theatre in the Round, and the Greenwich Theatre. He also has an extensive career with Radio Theatre, having worked on the series since its production of A Christmas Carol in 1996.
ODE TO SAINT CECILIA

ODE TO SAINT CECILIA is an audio drama released in November 2017 as part of the Augustine Institute Radio Theatre, following their successful The Trials of Saint Patrick audio drama from march of 2017.

## cast

Voice tracks were recorded in July 2017 at The Soundhouse LTD in London.

* Bill Elfstrom - announcer
* Hayley Atwell - Cecilia
* Sir Derek Jacobi - John Dryden
* Dame Sian Philips – Miss Dilber
* Brian Blessed - George Friedrich Handel
* Gwilym Lee – Valerian
* Harry Lloyd – Tiburtius
* Jamie Parker – Maximus
* Justin Butcher - Tercius Almachius
* Tamsin Greig – Fabia
* Peter Moreton – Junius
* Ben Lloyd-Hughes - Benjamin Fisk
* Christian Vit - Stefano Maderno
* Chris Larkin - Cardinal Sfondrati
* Jeremy Clyde - Appius Licinius
* Tom Alexander – Fulvius
* Robert Benfield – Erebus
* Philip Bird – Decimus
* James Boyd – Prison Guard
* Susie Brann – Regula
* Christophe de Choisy – Tonsor
* Robert Duncan - Pope Paschal
* Richard Everett - Bishop Urbanus
* Katie Foster-Barnes – Kathryn
* Andrew Harrison – Philipius
* Michael haughey – Orthonius
* Dominic Hecht – Cyrus
* Barnaby Jago – Jonathan
* Edward Killingback – Louis
* Theo Maggs – Scrupulus
* Daniel Philpott - Giovanni Draghi
* Philip Sherlock – John Rich
* Mervyn Stutter – Sergius
* Dean Williamson – Felix

### additional voices

* Sallyanne Law
* Stuart Pendred
* Mollie Stannard
* Tim Uffindell

## production team

* Written and Directed by Paul McCusker
* Produced by Dave Arnold
* Casting by Daniel Philpott and Philip Glassborow
* Sound Mix by Nate Jones
* Sound Design by Todd Busteed of GAP Digital
* Voice Track Edit by Jonathan Crowe, Chris Diehl, Nathan Hoobler
* Music Composed by Jared DePasquale
* Lyrics for “A Song for Saint Cecilia” by Paul McCusker
* Cecilia Music Vocalizations: Sarah van der Ploeg
* Double Recorder, Gemshorn: Jessica Baran Surel
* Viola Da Gamba: Joshua Keller
* Additional Vocalizations by Stuart Pendred, Barnaby Jago, Peter Moreton, Mollie Stannard, Tim Uffindell
* Executive Producer: Tim Gray

## trivia

* Dilber makes another appearance
	+ This is the first time in a Radio Theatre production in which a major character is named Dilber.
Victoria Hallett

Victoria Hallett is a singer and actress who has worked extensively in the field of audio drama under the alias Emma Flett. Outside of the world of audio drama, she provided aditional vocals on Craig David's album Born To Do It under her real name. She also provided voiceover for BBC Radio 1's Chart Show countdown from 2005 through 2010.
The Chronicles of Narnia 1: The magician's Nephew

The Magician's Nephew **is an audio drama produced for Focus on the Family Radio Theatre's Chronicles of Narnia series in 1998, and released in 1999. Though sixth in publication order, the Magician's Nephew is the first in chronological order**

## Cast

Voice tracks were recorded at The Soundhouse Ltd in London, England.

* Paul Scofield as your story teller
* David Suchet as Aslan
* Elizabeth Counsell as Queen Jadis
* Nathaniel Lippiett as Digory Kirke
* Jessica Fox as Polly Plummer
* Richard Syms as Uncle Andrew

### featuring the multi-voiced talents of

* Nick Burnell as Constable & Mole
* Evangeline Evans as Aunt Letty
* Jane Gambier as Mabel Kirke & Matilda
* Katy Glassborow as Rabbit
* Peter Goodwright as Frank the Cabbie (King Frank I)
* Polly March as Helen (Queen Helen I)
* David Oakley as rotund man
* Philip Sherlock as 2nd man & crowd
* Mervyn Stutter as Strawberry (Fledge)

## trivia

* the Dilber running gag makes another appearance and its first appearance in The Chronicles of Narnia series when Uncle Andrew tells Digory to ask Mrs. Dilber to get him a glass of brandy.
The Luke Reports: Darkness Comes, Then the Sun

The Luke Reports: Darkness Comes, Then the Sun is an audio drama released in 2004 as part of the Luke Reports series from Focus on the Family Radio Theatre.

## Cast

* Adam Godley – Jesus of Nazareth
* Richard O'Callaghan – Luke
* Bryan Forbes – Herod
* Geoffrey Palmer – Theopholis
* David Jacobs – Chief Priest]]
* Anthony Bate – Pilot
* Gary Raymond – The Commander
* Gyuri Sarossy – Arieh
* Eileen Paige – Mary
* Timothy Bateson - Barsabbas
* Maria Charles – Martha
* Roger Hammond - Joseph of Arimathea
* Andrew Harrison - Josiah
* Emma Flett - Claudia
* Alastair Danson - Judas, Son of James
* [[Tom Harper – Philip
* Mark Payton – John
* Stuart Pendred - Judas Iscariot
* John Persson – Thomas
* Blake Ritson - Bartholomew
* Simon Treves – Simon Peter
* Howard Attfield – Linus
* Evangeline Banks - Daughter of Jerusalem
* Russell Boulter – Young Man
* Fiona Carew - Woman in Courtyard
* Tenniel Evans - Wealthy Pharisee
* Stephen Greif – Agrippa
* Frank Lazarus – Eleazar
* Robert Lister – Scribe
* Daniel Philpott – Nathanael
* Gordon Reid – Priest
* Christopher Scott – Lawyer
* Orlando Seale – Cleopas
* David Simmeon - Man in Courtyard
* Richard Syms - Lawyer

### Ensemble

* Stephen Aintree
* Nick Burnell
* Sarah Finch
* Jon Glover
* Katy Kellgren
* David Oakley
* Lynn Robertson-Hay
* Philip Sherlock

## Crew

* Written by: Paul McCusker
* Sound design and recording: Mark Drury
* Music composer: John Campbell
* London Director: Philip Glassborow
Brother Francis: The Barefoot Saint of Assisi

**Brother Francis: The Barefoot Saint of Assisi** is an audio drama produced by Dave Arnold and Paul McCusker for the Augustine Institute Radio Theatre, the successor to Focus on the Family Radio Theatre. It was released on December 8, 2016.

## Cast

Voice tracks were recorded in April 2016 at The Soundhouse LTD in London, England

* Joseph Timms as Francis
* Janie Dee as Pica di Bernardone
* Owen Teale as Pietro di Bernardone
* Daniel Philpott as Angelo di Bernardone
* Geoffrey Palmer as Signior Ferrante
* Harry Lloyd as Bernardo
* Theo Maggs as Turo
* Elizabeth Counsell as Lady Belladucci
* Peter Moreton as Sir Marius
* Dominic Hecht as Leonardo
* Richard O'Callaghan as Bishop Guido
* Ian Cullen as Don Peter
* David Oakley as The Jailer
* Guy Siner as Bishop Giovanni
* Julian Wadham as Pope Innocent III
* Wendy Craig as Lady Jacoba
* Stuart Pendred as Don Michelino
* Christopher Leveaux as Peter Cataneo
* Raffey Cassidy as Clare (The Younger)
* Finty Williams as Clare (The Elder)/Branca
* Brian Deacon as Favorone
* Michael Haughey as Monaldo
* Emma Flett as Sister Humiliana
* Katie Foster-Barnes as Pacifica Favorone
* Robert Benfield as Renaldo
* Chris Emmett as Griso
* Richard Everett as Brother Duccio
* Martin O'Brien as Brother Illuminato
* Simon Jones as Cardinal Pelagio
* Raad Rawi as The Sultan
* Philip Sherlock as Kadin
* Mervyn Stutter as Duke Leopold
* Nick Burnell as Saracen Commander
* Simon Cassidy as German Guard
* Philip Cumbus as Brother Elias
* Jacob Fortune-Lloyd as Rufino
* Tom Alexander as Brother Giles
* Philip Bird as Renzo
* Justin Butcher as Mercuzio
* David Suchet as The Voice

## Trivia

* This is the first Radio Theatre production to be produced under the Augustine Institute Radio Theatre title, after Focus on the Family dropped the series due to a lack of funding in 2013.
* This is the first Radio Theatre audio drama to be released on audible, though it was still released on CD.
Messier 32

**Messier 32** (also known as **M32** and **NGC 221**) is a dwarf "early-type" galaxy about 2,650,000 light-years from our star system, appearing in the constellation Andromeda. M32 is a satellite galaxy of the Andromeda Galaxy and was discovered by Guillaume Le Gentil in 1749. Its true size is about 3⁄4 of the radius of the Sun from the local galactic centre, 6,300–6,700 light-years at its quite unpronounced widest.

## his origins

The structure and stellar content of M32 are difficult to explain by traditional galaxy formation models. Theoretical arguments and some simulations suggest a scenario in which the strong tidal field of M31 can transform a spiral galaxy or a lenticular galaxy into a compact elliptical. As a small disk galaxy falls into the central parts of M31, much of its outer layers will be stripped away. The central bulge of the small galaxy is much less affected and retains its morphology. Gravitational tidal effects may also drive gas inward and trigger a star burst in the core of the small galaxy, resulting in the high density of M32 observed today. There is evidence that M32 has a faint outer disk, and as such is not a typical elliptical galaxy.

Newer simulations find that an off-centre impact by M32 around 800 million years ago explains the present-day warp in M31's disk. However this feature only occurs during the first orbital passage, whereas it takes many orbits for tides to transform a normal dwarf into M32. The observed colours and stellar populations of M32's outskirts do not match the stellar halo of M31, indicating that tidal losses from M32 are not their source. Taken together, these circumstances may suggest that M32 already began in its compact state, and has retained most of its own stars. At least one similar cE galaxy has been discovered in isolation, without any massive companion to thresh it.

Another hypothesis is that M32 is in fact the largest remnant of a former spiral galaxy, M32p, which was then the third largest member of the Local Group. According to this simulation, M31 (Andromeda) and M32p merged about two billion years ago, which could explain both the unusual makeup of the current M31 stellar halo, and the structure and content of M32.
The Chronicles of Narnia 3: The Horse and His Boy

the Horse and his Boy is an audio drama in Focus on the Family Radio Theatre's Chronicles of Narnia series, it was produced in 1998 and released in 2000. Though fifth in publication order, The Horse and His Boy is third in chronological order.

## cast

Voice tracks were recorded at The Soundhouse LTD in London.

* Douglas Gresham - Host
* Paul Scofield - the story teller
* David Suchet - Aslan
* Jonny Scott - Shasta
* Nick Burnell - Bree/Sallowpad
* Jody Peach - Aravis Tarkheena
* Wendy Craig - Hwin
* Martin Jarvis - King Lune
* Robert Benfield - King Edmund
* Sally Ann Burnett - Queen Susan/Woman in crowd
* Katy Glassborow - Queen Lucy
* John Bluthal - Arsheesh
* Russell Boulter - Prince Rabadash
* Justin Butcher - Peridan/Street Crier
* Michael Haughey - Duffle/Soldier
* Paul Jones - Tarkaan
* Peter Jones - Hermit of the Southern March
* Katherine Kellgren - Lasaraleen Tarkheena
* Nathaniel Lippiett - Prince Corin
* Robin Meredith - Tisroc Rogin
* Peter Moreton - Darrin/Knight
* David Oakley - Bricklethumb
* Philip Sherlock - Tumnus/Lord Bar/Thornbut/Courtier

### Producers

* Dave Arnold - Producer
* Charlie Jarvis - Executive Producer
* Kurt Bruner - Executive Producer
* Al Janssen - Executive Producer

### Sound

* Mark Drury - Sound Design
* John Campbell - Music Composer
* Jim Scheffler - Orchestra Recording and Mixing at Martin Sound, Alhambra, California

### Voice Recording

* Mark Drury - Voice Recording Engineer
* Dave Arnold - Voice Recording Engineer
* Voice Tracks recorded at The Soundhouse, Ltd., London
Swartruggens

Swartruggens was a team that competed in the Season 1 Area Trophy, on the diecast channel WCDC. The team represented a small town in North-west South Africa.

In the tournament, Swartruggens made it to the Round of 16 after beating french team Gien. They lost to New Zealand's claim in Antarctica - Ross Dependency. Swartruggens 2 drivers were Pride Swart and Kermit Keet. Keet came under fire back in South Africa for his poor driving, after only scoring a point across the 2 races.
Les Misérables

**Les Misérables** is a radio drama directed by Philip Glassborow and produced by Dave Arnold. It was released by Focus on the Family Radio Theatre in June 2001.

## Cast

Voice tracks were recorded at The Soundhouse Ltd in London, England.

* Brian Blessed as Jean Valjean
* Geoffrey Palmer as Inspector Javert
* Tony Robinson as Thenardier/watchman
* Toyah Willcox as Fantine
* Leo McKern as M. Gillenormand
* Timothy West as The Bishop of Digne
* Orlando Seale as Marius
* Gina Beck as Cosette

### also starring

* Robert Benfield as the butler
* Nick Burnell as the farmer
* Justin Butcher as the King's Officer
* Lara Cazalet as Eponine
* Ian Cullen as the prosecutor
* Leo Dennett as Gavroche
* Max Digby as the court official
* Beth Ellis as Mother Superior
* Paul Ewing as Dilber
* William Haden as Coachman
* Andy Harrison as the Captain
* Michael haughey as the cart driver
* Eve Karpf as Madame Thenardier
* Stash Kirkbride as Labar
* Sallyanne Law as Anna
* Lily Milton as young Cosette
* Joan Moon as the housekeeper
* Christopher Naylor as the officer
* Eileen Page as Baptistine
* Audrey Palmer as the home nurse
* Daniel Philpott as Wheelwright
* Edward Purver as Jacques
* Gordon Reid as Lamont
* Jessica Seaton as the hospital nurse
* Philip Sherlock as additional voices
* David Simeon as the judge
* Mervyn Stutter as Martin
* Philip Sully as Javert's driver
* Simon Treves as Enjolras
* Paul Webster as Lafitte

## crew

* Philip Glassborow . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dramatization/Director
* Paul McCusker . . . ………………….Dramatization/Executive Producer
* Todd Busteed . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sound Design/Mix
* Jared DePasquale . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Music Composer/Orchestration
* Dave Arnold . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Producer/Host
* Philip Glassborow . . Casting Director
* Dave Arnold . . . . . . Voice Recording Engineer/Editor
* Duane Harms . . . . . Voice Track Editor

## Trivia

* The 2012 edition of the credits mistakenly credits Fantine as Fantine Toyah.
* Dilber makes another appearence.
* This production features the youngest actress to play Cosette in any adaptation of Les Misérables to date, Heather Heyer, who was 5 and 6 years old when she recorded her lines in early 2000.
FATHER GILBERT MYSTERY 3: DEAD AIR

FATHER GILBERT MYSTERY 3: DEAD AIR is a 2001 radio drama in the Father Gilbert Mysteries series, produced by Paul McCusker and Dave Arnold for Focus on the Family Radio Theatre. The host was Dave Arnold, and it was released in 2001.

## cast

Voice tracks were recorded at The Soundhouse LTD in London.

* Adrian Plass - Father Gilbert
* June Whitfield - Mrs. Mayhew
* Brian Deacon - Dr. Bouvier
* Anthony Bate  - Richard Magnusson, MP
* Dan Armour - D.I. Henry Ross
* Max Digby - William Barry
* Ian Farthing - Murphy
* Paul Grunert - Michael Hoskins
* Andy Harrison - D.S. John Bennett
* Michael Haughey - Simon Atkins
* Julie Higginson  - D.I. Anne Blaine (CIB)
* Lynn Robertson Hay - Claire Stephens
* Jessica Seaton - Sandra Magnusson
* Paul Webster - Dr. Simpson (Forensics)
WCDC

The WCDC is a diecast racing channel run by Matthew Harding. The channel specializes in team racing as well as having a World Cup as its main event. In addition, the WCDC runs 5 or 6 support events a season, with differing themes. There is also a winner-stays-on style competition. At the end of a season, the top teams from all tournaments reach the Champions League to determine the overall season winner.
Silas Marner: The Weaver of Raveloe

**Silas Marner: The Weaver of Raveloe** is a radio drama from Focus on the Family Radio Theatre directed by Philip Glassborow and produced by Dave Arnold. It's based on the novel by Mary Ann Evans and was released on February 9, 2001.

## The Cast and Crew

* Philip Glassborow - Adaptation/Director
* Todd Busteed - Sound Design and Mix
* Jared DePasquale - Music Composer
* Dave Arnold - Producer/Host

### **Starring**

* Michael Williams as Silas Marner
* Jenny Agutter as Dolly Winthrop
* Finty Williams as Eppie
* Alex Jennings as Godfrey Cass
* Cathy Sara as Nancy Lammeter
* Edward Woodward as Squire Cass

### **Also Starring:**

* Timothy Bateson - Mr. Macey (town clerk)
* Tenniel Evans - Dr. Kimble
* Peter Moreton - Jem Rodney/Brother Jacob
* Howard Attfield - Mr. Snell
* Christopher Naylor - Dunstan Cass
* Robert Young - Mr. Bryce
* Anthony Bate - Minister, Lantern Yard
* Justin Butcher - William Dane
* Eleanor Tremain - Molly Cass
* Richard Syms - Vicar (Raveloe)
* Gyuri Sarossy - Aaron
* Nancy Nevinson - Mrs. Marsh
* Evangeline Banks - Mrs. Kimble
* Audrey Palmer - Aggie
* Joe Gunn - Boy Aaron (7)
* Kennedy Pearman - Little Eppie (3)
* Philip Sherlock - Fiddler

### **Production Crew:**

* Philip Glassborow - Casting Director
* Dave Arnold - Voice Recording Engineer and Editor
* Recorded at The Soundhouse Ltd. London, United Kingdom
* Kurt Bruner - Executive Producer
* Paul McCusker - Executive Producer
John Ghent

John Ghent is a diecast racing driver for Team Ireland, in the WCDC World Cup. Ghent races in a Honda Civic Type-R, in which he won Season 1 Round 2. He was runner up in his heat to Malta's Haley Attard, and then in the semi to Switzerland's Mandy Muller Shaw. In the final he defeated Tom Risk of Philippines, Muller Shaw, and Yomh Woodsound of France.

Ghent also drove a 1986 Chevrolet Monte Carlo in the season 1 Area Trophy, for Team Bailieborough. The team knocked out bigger teams Johannesburg and New York City, before falling to the smaller team Kimberly, in the quarter finals.
The Chronicles of Narnia 5: The Voyage of the Dawn Treader

The Voyage of the Dawn Treader is an audio drama forFocus on the Family Radio Theatre’s Chronicles of Narnia series, produced in 1999 and released in 2001. Though The Voyage of the Dawn Treader is third in publication order, it is fifth in chronological order.

## Cast

Voice tracks were recorded in 1999 at The Soundhouse LTD in London.

* Douglas Gresham - Host
* Paul Scofield - Narrator
* David Suchet - Aslan
* Matthew White - Edmund
* Elizabeth Eaton - Lucy
* Steven Webb - Eustace
* Joe Shaw - King Caspian
* Robert Benfield - Reepicheep
* Stephen Aintree - Lord Drinian/guard
* Norman Bowler - Coriakin
* Bernard Cribbins - Chief Duffer
* Chris Emmett - Duffer
* Martin Friend - Ramandu
* Peter Goodwright - King Miraz/Lord Revilian
* Michael Haughey - Lord Bern/Lord Mavramorn
* Freddie Jones - Gumpas
* Katherine Kellgren - Lady
* David Oakley - Lord Argoz
* Philip Sherlock – Rynelf/Dilber
* Mervyn Stutter - Pug
* Simon Treves - Lord Rhoop
* Zoe Verner - Marjorie Preston

### Ensemble

* Daniel Philpott
* Katy Glassborow
* Lynn Robertson Hay

## crew

* Philip Glassborow - Casting Director
* Dave Arnold - Producer
* Paul McCusker - Executive Producer
* Kurt Bruner - Executive Producer
* *Orchestra Recorded at Martinsound, Alhambra, California
 Mixed at Castle \*Oaks Recording Studio, Calabasas, California*
* Dave Arnold - Sound Design
* John Campbell - Music Composer
* Jim Scheffler - Recording and Mixing
* Jonathan Crowe - Voice Track Editor
* Dave Arnold - Voice Recording Engineer
* Voice Tracks recorded at The Soundhouse, Ltd., London

## trivia

* According to singer and actress Jessica Oyelowo, the original prologue was going to be a scene in which the dryad sings her lullaby to Reepicheep, with Oyelowo doing the voice of the nymph.
* Lord Bern was originally going to be voiced by Andrew Harrison, who would later go on to work on several productions by Focus on the Family Radio Theatre. However, Harrison became ill around the time of recording, and Michael haughey instead landed the role at the last minute.
	+ Harrison would eventually voice the characters of CAPTAIN BURKE and REYNOLDS in another C.S. Lewis Radio Theatre audio drama, C.S. Lewis at War (2013), which was Focus on the Family Radio Theatre's final production before the Radio Theatre series was taken over by the Augustine Institute.
Ireland

Ireland is a team that competes in Division 1, of the World Cup on the WCDC channel. John Ghent and Myke Maze are the drivers, driving a Honda Civic Type-R and a Honda CR-X respectively.

In season 1, John Ghent competed in Rounds 1 and 2. In Round 1, and only qualified 23rd. 0zNitro76 in 24th, was only 0.01 seconds behind Ghent. In his heat, he only scored 4 points and was eliminated. However, in Round 2, Ghent turned it around, qualifying 4th and winning the tournament. He was runner up in the heat, only just beating Blinky Wills of South Africa. In a high scoring semi final, he was again runner up, this time to Switzerland's Mandy Muller Shaw. His 26 points was more than enough to advance as the best runner up. Again in the final, Ghent was on fire, this time scoring 29 points, 13 more than second placed Tom Risk.
The Luke Reports: The Journey to Jerusalem

The Luke Reports: the Journey to Jerusalem is an audio drama released in 2003 as part of the Luke Reports series from Focus on the Family Radio Theatre.

## Cast

* Richard O'Callaghan – Luke
* Adam Godley – Jesus of Nazareth
* David Kossoff – Elias
* Emma Flett - Claudia
* Richard Todd – Bartimaeus
* Gyuri Sarossy – Arieh
* Andrew Harrison - Josiah
* Alastair Danson - Judas, Son of James
* [[Tom Harper – Philip
* Mark Payton – John
* Stuart Pendred - Judas Iscariot
* John Persson – Thomas
* Blake Ritson - Bartholomew
* Simon Treves – Simon Peter
* Justin Butcher – Mourner
* Jon Glover – Zacchaeus
* Tim Meats - Young Berechiah
* Christopher Naylor – Bandit
* Richard Syms – Lawyer]]
* Christine Way – Crippled Woman

## Crew

* Written by: Paul McCusker
* Sound design and recording: Todd Busteed
* Music composer: John Campbell
* London Director: Philip Glassborow
Bonhoeffer: The Cost of Freedom

**Bonhoeffer: The cost of freedom** (also **Dietrich Bonhoeffer: The Cost of Freedom**) is an original radio theatre production by Focus on the Family Radio Theatre, based on the story of German theologian Dietrich Bonhoeffer (1906-1945). It was broadcasted in April 1997.

## cast

Voice tracks were recorded at The Soundhouse Ltd in London, England.

* Brian Deacon as Dietrich Bonhoeffer
* David Suchet as Narrator, Host
* Timothy Bateson as Karl Bonhoeffer
* Russell Boulter as Hans Von Dohnanyi
* Elizabeth Counsell as Paula Bonhoeffer
* Dilys Hamlett as Ruth Von Kleist-Retzow
* Tenniel Evens as Bishop Bell

### **Featuring the multi-voiced talents of**

* James Bell as Young Dietrich
* Robert Benfield as German Radio Producer, Bishop Heckel, Paul Best
* Erlene Bentley as Mrs. Grover
* Danielle Del Guidice as Young Sabine
* Ian Farthing as Karl Bonhoeffer, Various Characters
* Katy Glassborow as Christine Bonhoeffer
* Peter Goodwright as Captain Knobloch, German News Announcer
* Brian Greene as New York Reporter, Diner Manager, American News Announcer
* Owen Gwynne as Klaus Bonhoeffer
* Katherine Kellgren as Mary Skillman, Maria von Wedemeyer
* Polly March as Sabine Bonhoeffer-Liebholz
* Vincent Marzello as Peter Skillman
* Robert Meadwell as Martin Niemoller, Gerhard Liebholz, Various Voices
* Robin Meredith as Judge Roeder
* Nick Page as British News Announcer
* Audrey Palmer as Mrs. Dilber, Kate (Servant), Ursula Bonhoeffer
* Daniel Philpott as Johann Stolz, Friedrich, Rudolf Diels, Various Characters
* David Simeon as Pastor Jacobi, Colonel Schmidt
* Philip Sherlock as Philipe Berri, Walter's Friend, Various Characters
* Christopher Snell as Walter Bonhoeffer
* Mel Taylor as Franklin Jones
* Danielle Vigon as Marianne Liebholz
* John Woodnutt as Pastor Prietz

## trivia

* This production won the Peabody award for sound design in 1997.
* In this production, all of the German characters speak with German accents, which are stronger to show when the characters are speaking German, and lesser to show when they are speaking English.
	+ This is also the first Radio Theatre production in which characters speak with a German accent, the second is The Hiding Place which is also primarily set during the Nazi regime.
Stephen Greif

Stephen Greif (26 August 1944-23 December 2022) was an English actor who has worked extensively in audio drama. Outside of audio drama, he is best known for his work on the British TV series Blake's 7 as Travis. He made his Radio Theatre debute in Father Gilbert Mysteries in the episode Secrets.

## Radio Theatre credits

* Father Gilbert Mysteries: Secrets (2003) - DS Gaines/David Malory (Newscaster)
* The Luke Reports: Darkness Comes, Then the Sun (2004) - Agrippa
* The Hiding Place (2005) - Pickwick
* GRACE VICTORIOUS: THE STORY OF WILLIAM WILBERFORCE (2007) - Lord Rockingham
* Oliver Twist (2012) - Kags
* The Trials of Saint Patrick (2016) - Miliucc
C.S. Lewis at War: The Dramatic Story Behind Mere Christianity

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CS Lewis at War: The Dramatic Story Behind Mere Christianity is a 2013 audio drama for Focus on the Family Radi oTheatre hosted by Douglas Gresham.

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## cast

Voice tracks were recorded in 2012 at The Soundhouse LTD in London, England.

* Jeremy Northam as C.S. LEWIS
* John Rhys-Davies as George Gordon
* Bernard Cribbins as Warnie Lewis
* Cecily O’Neill as Minto Moore

### BBC Players

* Peter Moreton as James Welch
* Dominic Hecht as Eric Fenn
* Guy Siner as SIR FREDERICK OGILVE
* Jill Freud as Miss Cooper

### Inklings players

* Nicolas Le Prevost asJ.R.R. TOLKIEN
* Brian Sibley as Charles Williams
* Paul Grunert as Professor Wrenn

### Evacuees

* Abigail Reim as margaret
* Mollie Stannard as Rose
* Lily Carson as Alice

### Also starring

* Robert Benfield as Rev. Gilmore
* Andy Harrison as CAPTAIN BURKE/REYNOLDS/ Bruce Belfrage
* [[\*Stuart Pendred as CORPORAL ANDERSON
* Robin Meredith as Rev. Edwards
* Peter Shaw as Young Jack Lewis
* Philip Sherlock as MR. PAXFORD
* Howard Stableford as Orderly

### Radio Voices

* Peter Goodwright
* Robert Meadwell
* Garrick Hagon
* Brian Greene
* Douglas Gresham

### ENSEMBLE

* Peter Shaw
* Hannah Matheson

## Crew

* DRAMATIZED AND DIRECTED BY Paul McCusker
* SOUND DESIGN by GAP Digital
* MUSIC BY John Campbell
* EXECUTIVE PRODUCER Dave Arnold
* PRODUCER & CASTING Philip Glassborow
* VOICE TRACK EDITOR Christopher Diehl
* VOICE RECORDING ENGINEERS Dave Arnold and Christopher Diehl

## trivia

* This is the final production to date of Focus on the Family Radio Theatre before it was taken over by the Augustine Institute.
* This audio drama is based in part on CS Lewis In A Time Of War by Justin Phillips (Harper-Collins Publishing)
* Jill Freud, also known as June Flewett, who voices Mrs. Cooper in this production, was actually a teen evacuee at C.S. Lewis's house from 1943 to 1945.
	+ Brian Sibley, who voices Charles Williams in this production, also wrote and produced the BBC versions of the Chronicles of Narnia series between 1988 and 1997, on top of many other BBC audio dramas in the past. Sibley also has other voice credits in the Radio Theatre series including on The Screwtape Letters and The Hiding Place.
Anne Selley

Anne Selley (born 21 October, 1967 in Holmes Chapel, Cheshire, England), also known as Anne Twist is an English actress for audio drama.
In the Radio Theatre series, she is credited as Anne Harvey.

## Radio Theatre Credits

* Father Gilbert Mystery: The Play's the Thing (2004) - Mary Wallace
* The Hiding Place (2005) - Maryke de Graaf

## Non-Radio Theatre Credits

* Innuendo Bingo (2012) - Herself (episode Huw's Stag Do)