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4 Extra Debut. Hard up art expert Duncan Kavanagh waits to see how the Arab Spring and democracy will change Egypt. Stars Nigel Lindsay.

As the world waits to see what democracy will bring to Egypt, Nigel Lindsay plays hard-up Coptic art expert who becomes embroiled in (what appears to be) corporate espionage when approached by seductive Canadian student Tara to deliver a letter - for money - to a prominent Egyptian politician. But nothing in this tense three-parter from writer/director John Dryden is quite what it appears to be.

Casting - Toby Whale
Production Manager - Russell Owen
Script Editor - Mike Walker
Sound design - Steve Bond
Music - Sacha Puttnam

Written and directed by: John Dryden
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Writer/Director - John Dryden
This is John's forth trilogy for Radio 4, after SEVERED THREADS, PANDEMIC (winner of this year's Writers' Guild award for Best Radio Drama) and A TOKYO MURDER. He recently directed and co-wrote with journalist Owen Bennett-Jones the documentary/drama BLASPHEMY AND THE GOVERNOR OF PUNJAB.

45 minutes

Last on

Tue 10 Oct 2017 21:15

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Credits

Role Contributor
Duncan Nigel Lindsay
Ola Aiysha Hart
Tara Sarah Goldberg
Al-Basiri Philip Arditti
Dr Zacoutte Raad Rawiha
Amr Jonathan Bonnici
Hameed Karim Saleh
Randa Saba Sirene
Kamal Jude Edriss
Karl Rufus Wright
Mrs Darwish Baris Cerliloglu
Mrs Zacoutte Myriam Acharki
Policeman Nayef Rashed
Actor Zayden Khalaf
Actor Jumaan Short
Actor Albert Welling
Actor Omar Mustafa
Writer John Dryden
Director John Dryden

Broadcasts

  • Wed 2 Jan 2013 14:15
  • Mon 17 Nov 2014 14:15
  • Tue 10 Oct 2017 11:15
  • Tue 10 Oct 2017 21:15

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