Brian Sibley

A celebration of Richmal Crompton's anarchic schoolboy, written and presented by BRIAN SIBLEY with JOHN McANDREW as William Brown. Produced  by Miriam Newman and first broadcast on the BBC World Service in 1984.

Just – William!

P L TRAVERS' Christmas Fable dramatised by BRIAN SIBLEY with music composed and performed by DAVID HEWSON. Starring WENDY HILLER as the Narrator, ALEC McCOWEN as the Fox and JENNY HOWE as the Mother with RICHARD PEARCE as the Child, RONALD HERDMAN as the Ass, DANNY SCHILLER as the Sheep, DANIELLE ALLEN as the Dove and MAXINE AUDLEY as the Cow. The Children were played by Sebastian Brennan, Dominic Gerrard and Ben Dell. Produced by GLYN DEARMAN and Directed by KAY PATRICK. First broadcast on BBC Radio 1990.

The Fox at the Manger

This is a remix in progress that l did for Red Fetish of a track from the brilliant LP "Cardinal Synth" - A Poeme remix of Let's Get This Parity Started.

PARITY-POEME

The Children of Green Knowe by Lucy M Boston, Dramatised by Brian Sibley. Starring Patricia Routledge with Dominic Childs, Bobby Williams, Jennifer Wheelan, Nicholas Hoult, Gavin Muir, Elizabeth Bell, Tom George and Gemma Saunders. Music by the Fratelli Brothers. Directed by Marilyn Imrie and first broadcast on BBC Radio 4 on Saturday 18 December 1999 (15:00-16:30)

The Children of Green Knowe

Publicity items for BBC website to promote Brian Sibley's dramatisation of Ray Bradbury's 'The Illustrated Man'

[Sibley/Bradbury] Brian Sibley on The Illustrated Man and friendship with Ray Bradbury

on The Illustrated Man and friendship with Ray Bradbury

"The End of It": The conclusion to Charles Dickens' A CHRISTMAS CAROL as presented in The Lansbury Players' 2003 stage production of Brian Sibley's adaptation. With Richard Holliss as Ebenezer Scrooge; Cody Barthram as the Boy on Christmas Morning and John Wain as the Poulterer; Chris Holliss and Di Barber as the Charity Collectors; Noel O'Callaghan as Nephew Fred and Joyce Gambles as his wife, Rose; Keith Cummings as Bob Cratchit and Brian Sibley as Mr Charles Dickens with Peter Dunn, Robert Ingham, Dave Millard (who also directed the production) Michelle Samson and Cast. The songs and original music were by Nick Clark and production directed by Dave Millard

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"The End of It": The conclusion to Charles Dickens' A CHRISTMAS CAROL

Painting  : courtesy of JIM FITZPATRICK - https://www.jimfitzpatrick.com/product/stone-circle-drumbeg-county-cork/

Soïg Sibéril – guitare ac. lead [ DADGAD ]
Patrice Marzin – enr. Soïg, prog, gtre él., mix & mastering
DD Rocchia - harmonica, gtre ac. [ DGDGGD ], voix lead & choeurs
Dom Barreau, Gigi Jury, Gé Schmitt, J-Cl. Spinelli - choeurs
Colonel Nico enr. DD + choeurs



Soïg Sibéril lead ac. gtr
Patrice Marzin Soïg's recording, prog, el. gtr, mix-mastering
Colonel Nico DD's & The Alarm Boys' recordings
Dom Barreau, Gigi Jury, Gé Schmitt & J-Claude Spinelli backing vcls
DD Rocchia ac. gtr #2, harmonica, lead & backing vcls

Mersea à Soïg et à Patrice pour avoir enchanté cet anneau...

Dedicated to  ( Sir ! ) Michael & Anita Baines

The Ring Of Truth

TITUS GROAN, the second part of Mervyn Peake's 'Titus' novels, dramatised by Brian Sibley.  Starring Sting, Freddie Jones, Bernard Hepton, Judi Parfitt, Eleanor Bron, David Warner, Judy Parfitt, Sheila Hancock, Maurice Denham, Robert Eddison, Cyril Shaps, Hilda Schroeder, Jill Lidstone. Directed by Glyn Daerman. First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in 1984. Winner of the Sony Radio Award for Best Dramatisation (Brian Sibley) and Best Radio Production (Glyn Dearman); nominated for Best Actor (Bernard Hepton).

[Sibley] Mervyn Peake's Gormenghast Novels: 1 - Titus Groan

Mervyn Peake's Gormenghast Novels: 1 - Titus Groan

The start of a concept - never finished sadly - Written and performed at least 30 years ago - and performed on my old EMU 11 - the text written by the brilliant Brian Sibley and performed here with Bryan as Nostradamus and Polly March as the voice of the stars.

NOSTRADAMUS

TERRY PRATCHETT in conversation with BRIAN SIBLEY
on the publication of 'The Hogfather'
Reader: STEPHEN THORNE
Producer: NICK RANKIN
First broadcast on 'Meridian', BBC World Service 
30 December 1996

Terry Pratchett & The Hogfather

Short story by American satirist and journalist AMBROSE BIERCE, adapted and narrated by BRIAN SIBLEY with specially composed music by DAVID HEWSON

The Man and the Snake

Bradbury 100 is a podcast celebrating the centenary year of American writer Ray Bradbury.

Presented by Phil Nichols of bradburymedia.co.uk, each episode will explore an aspect of Bradbury's life or work, and feature an interview with someone influenced or inspired by Ray.

Guests will include authors, musicians and more - fans, friends and scholars of Bradbury.

Music credit: purple-planet.com

Bradbury 100

Trailer for Bradbury 100

Bradbury 100 - Celebrating the centenary year of American writer Ray Bradbury. Phil Nichols from the Bradburymedia website brings you episode 01 of the podcast, which looks at Bradbury in relation to science fiction, and interviews novelist Steven Paul Leiva - who worked with Ray, knew him personally, and organised a major city-wide celebration of Ray in Los Angeles in 2010

Bradbury 100 - Episode 01 - with author Steven Paul Leiva

Bradbury 100 - celebrating the centenary year of American writer Ray Bradbury, presented by Phil Nichols of Bradburymedia.co.uk.  Episode 2 discusses the Center for Ray Bradbury Studies - a museum and archive which holds Ray Bradbury's personal papers, his many awards, and many of his personal effects. Our interview guest is Jason Aukerman, who manages the Center in Indianapolis.

Bradbury 100 - Episode 02 - with Jason Aukerman of the Bradbury Center

Bradbury 100 is a podcast celebrating the centenary year of American writer Ray Bradbury, the author of Fahrenheit 451.

This trailer introduces the series.

The first episode will be released on July 25th 2020.

NEW Trailer for Bradbury 100 podcast!

Bradbury 100 - celebrating the centenary year of American writer Ray Bradbury, presented by Phil Nichols of Bradburymedia.co.uk.  Episode 3 discusses the city of Waukegan, Bradbury's childhood hometown. Our interview guest is Sandy Petroshius, who heads the Ray Bradbury Experience Museum, due to open in Waukegan on the one-hundredth anniversary of Ray's birth.

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