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adaptations ...
Promenade
produces
projects for the
theatre, television, film and radio. It has projects in development including an original six-hour television
drama serial Soho by Michael Hastings, set in the
London underworld in the 1960’s.
Since
1994 it has produced a number of dramas for BBC Radio 4 including Alistair MacLean's HMS Ulysses, The
Plutocrat by Booth Tarkington adapted for radio by Michael
Hastings, Sacco and Vanzetti based on their letters
and trial documents adapted for the radio by Bill Bryden,
Volunteers by Donna Franceschild, Daisy Miller
by Henry James and The Nativity, in a special
Christmas Eve, 1999, broadcast of Bill Bryden's Royal National
Theatre's production. It also produced The Passion and
Doomsday to complete the recording of all three of
The Mystery Plays.
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productions ...
It
produced Samuel Beckett's All That Fall for BBC Radio
3 and John Osborne's The Charge of the Light Brigade
for BBC Radio 4 with Sir Donald Sinden, Alec McCowen, Geoffrey
Palmer, Joseph Fiennes, Charles Dance and James Ellis and, also in
2002, an original play for radio, Voyages, by Michael
Hastings. It produced a two-part adaptation of F. Scott Fitzgerald's
Tender is the Night adapted by Michael Hastings and a
short story by Charles Dickens, George Silverman's Explanation
for BBC Radio 4 in 2003.
For Christmas 2004 Promenade embarked on a four-part adaptation by
Michael Eaton of Charles Dickens’ The Pickwick Papers
with Timothy Spall as Pickwick and Sue Johnston as Mrs Bardell.
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theatre ...
In June
2000 Promenade presented Lucy Bailey's award winning production of
Tennessee William's Baby Doll in London's West End at the Albery Theatre.
It is
currently developing several new West End theatre productions for
presentation in 2009/10
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formation ...
Promenade was created in 1994 by
director, Bill Bryden, producer, Nicholas Newton and
leading television executive, the late Brian Wenham to
present
The Big Picnic,
an epic tale of a Scottish regiment in the First World War, at the
Harland and Wolff Shed in Glasgow. It was recorded for BBC
television and broadcast on BBC2 in the summer of 1996.
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Promenade
produces quality professional drama for theatre, television and
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