Posted by Philip Palmer on September 24th, 2008 at 10:05 in Drama Writing, Miscellaneous, Radio Writing
Earlier this year I travelled to the Sudan, and was caught up in passion and murder, and immersed in the rich culture of 1930s England and 1960s Africa, via the miracle that is the BBC radio department.
All this was in the cause of my radio adaptation of Tayeb Salih's wonderful novel Season of Migration to the North, directed by the very fab Jonquil Panting. The adaptation is now being broadcast this coming Sunday, the 28th September; for details click here.
And if you miss it, go to bbc.co.uk and Search for BBC Radio and you can Listen Again for a week after the broadcast date.