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... Parry. Werren Mitchell. Clifford Hlkin. Director will be Peter Maxwell. Episode is written by Ian Stuart Black, set in Ihe Caribbean. Mary of Scots (episode 3) is set in England, written by Lindsay Gallaway. Director will be David Greene. No casting yel ...
... that voice never came out of Mozambique or Angola one can only assume that she hailed from Guinea-Bissau, by way of the Caribbean and London perhaps? Doubtless Nurse Norton would have had a word for itl All in all, a great dis appointment. ...
... sadistic desire to see someone swing. In Finding Maubee (Saturday Night Theatre, BBC Radio 4, 8.30) it was the Governor of a Caribbean island. The similarity was further extend ed by the nature of the killings: Mary Ann Whitehead, the afternoon vic tim, is ...
... special facilities to film the Queen meeting Common wealth leaders at the conference in Nassau and followed her round the Caribbean. She is the thread that goes through this strange amalgamation of states, Peter Tiffin points out. ...
... s live in Barbados today in small communities. Produced and directed by Colin Thomas, the pro duction was filmed in the Caribbean. A third programme in the occasion al series Leo Dickinson's Adventures with a camera was to be filmed at Dunkeswell, north ...
... affairs prog rammes three times a day. Tusa points out that this means good medium wave reception for the BBC all over the Caribbean from the Virgin Islands in the north to Guyana in the south, and should markedly improve our impact with audiences in the ...
... asking questions about what will happen next. Jessica has fallen for El Puerco, a revolutionary, and they are adrift in the Caribbean until Billy, her son, in a wet suit (a shining bald black man is your son? asks El) saves them. Gwen the hooker entertains ...
... terrific response. I introduced black programmes to .this country and no-one else caters for the Afro-Caribbean audience. The BBC is ignoring the early Caribbeans who tune into my show for calypso and soca. There is an air of change and if they only want to ...
... are pop PR lady, Marietta Frostrup, and dee jay journal ist Jo Shiner. Their job is to introduce the music of Africa, the Caribbean, South America, Britain, America, and Europe. But, to quote the jargon, this is not just a showcase for Afro-Latin-Carib ...
... confirmed this week, as two more outlaw opertions were handed franchises. Haringey's London Greek Radio and WNK Radio, the Afro-Caribbean out fit, both came off the airwaves in December to take advantage of a Home Office amnesty which allowed pirates to join ...
... the phone down, he was philosophical. One of his top guests for the new Hear Say talk show produced by the BBC's Afro Caribbean Unit at Pebble Mill would not be coming after all Allan Boesak had just resigned after his alleged affair with a white ...
... resort or region. The one I watched dealt with Barbados, a nine- hour flight away from Britain, the Little England of the Caribbean, where average temperatures hover in the eighties they have familiar look ing pubs and old red telephone boxes, places called ...