Pouring Poison: A BBC Radio 4 dramatisation
Lou Ramsden
Sep 2011 · BBC Digital Audio · Narrated by Alison Pettitt, Dan Hagley, Jonathan Keeble, Kathryn Hunt, Marian Kemmer, and Nicholas Boulton
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Hazel (Kathryn Hunt) spends her life describing plays for visually impaired people. But when she starts to describe the real world to her new friend Davy (Nicholas Boulton), is she giving an accurate picture of the world around her? She's looking for an escape from the pressures of looking after her disabled mother, but is she looking in the right place? 'Pouring Poison' was written by Lou Ramsden after spending time with audio describers in London theatres, and also stars Jonathan Keeble, Alison Pettitt, Marian Kemmer and Dan Hagley amongst the cast.
Hazel (Kathryn Hunt) spends her life describing plays for visually impaired people. But when she starts to describe the real world to her new friend Davy (Nicholas Boulton), is she giving an accurate picture of the world around her? She's looking for an escape from the pressures of looking after ...
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Lou Ramsden is a playwright whose works for the stage include Breed and Hundreds and Thousands. Among her radio plays are Dos and Don'ts for the Mentally Interesting (which won the Mind 'Mental Health In the Media' Award for Best Radio Drama in 2009), Pouring Poison and Tinsel Girl.
Lou Ramsden is a playwright whose works for the stage include Breed and Hundreds and Thousands. Among her radio plays are Dos and Don'ts for the Mentally Interesting (which won the Mind 'Mental Health In the Media' Award for Best Radio Drama in 2009), Pouring Poison and Tinsel Girl.
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