Panáček v říši mluveného slova stránky přátel rozhlasových her a mluveného slova vůbec

Cyklus rozhovorů připravila Ashley Jesen.

Natočeno 2012. Premiéra 12. dílu 17. 7. 2012 (BBC Radio Scotland, 13:45 h.; 15 min.).

Lit.: anonym: Scotland Inspired. David Greig – Episode 12 of 26. In web BBC Radio Scotland, červenec 2012 (článek + nahrávka k poslechu). – Cit.:  Scotland Inspired is an ambitious exploration of the arts in Scotland through a strand of 26 radio programmes. In those, a range of artists gives 15-minute ‚personal journeys‘ that illustrate their inspiration and the lineage of their artform. Introduced by actress, Ashley Jensen the series presents an informed but personal overview of the development of the arts in Scotland, from the Scottish Enlightenment to the present day. The 15-minute ‚journeys‘ provide individual snapshots from a broad range of practising painters, writers, musicians and filmmakers which will evolve into a comprehensive tapestry of creativity that demonstrates how relevant the arts are to life in Scotland in the 21st century.
In this, the twelfth in the series, we hear from playwright, David Greig

Dokáže známý skotský dramatik zrekonstruovat ztracenou Aischylovu hru? Dokument připravila Karen Gregor.

Natočeno 2022-2023. Premiéra 9. 3. 2023 (BBC Radio 4, 11:30 h.). Repríza 13. 3. 3. 2023 (BBC Radio 4, 16:30 h.; 28 min.).

Lit.: anonym: Rewriting Aeschylus. In web BBC Radio 4, březen 2023 (anotace). – Cit.:  Can playwright, David Greig, recreate a lost Greek play? During his long and successful career, David has written countless original works for the theatre. But now he takes on a new challenge. We follow him over a year as he attempts to rewrite Egyptians by the ancient Greek tragedian, Aeschylus. Along with a team including director Ramin Gray, choreographer Sasha Milavic Davies and composer John Browne, David tries to get as close as possible to what could have been the original storyline, style and sound of the play. The journey starts in January 2022 and ends with the performance at the Gulbenkian Theatre in Canterbury in late February 2023. (…)