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Revision as of 11:06, 30 August 2017
One of the many adaptations of Terry Pratchett's works has been radio plays. Radio plays are different from straight readings of the novels, e.g. audio books, as they have a full cast to play the characters and only dialogue is read. The plays have mostly been broadcast on BBC Radio 4, BBC 7 and online on BBC Radio 4 Extra, several of the plays are still repeated on these channels periodically. There also have been serialised readings of several novels. Terry Pratchett BBC Radio Homepage.
Radio Plays By Year
Guards! Guards!
1992, BBC
2001, Atlanta Radio Theatre Company (Performed at Dragon*Con)
Wyrd Sisters
1995, BBC
Only You Can Save Mankind
1996, BBC
The Amazing Maurice and his Educated Rodents
2003, BBC
Mort
2004, BBC
Small Gods
2006, BBC
Night Watch
2008, BBC
Eric
2013, BBC
Good Omens
2014, BBC. This is the only Radio Drama that has been released on CD by BBC Physical Audio in 2015.
Serialised Novels
The Colour of Magic and Equal Rites were broadcast on BBC Radio 4's 'Womens Hour' in 1984 and 1987 respectively. Both were abridged in ten parts by Pat McLoughlin, The Colour of Magic was read by Nigel Hawthorne and Equal Rites was read by Sarah Badel.
The Amazing Maurice and his Educated Rodents was read by Omid Djalili over BBC Radio 7 in three parts as a segment on 'The 4 O'Clock Show' in 2002.
Nation was read by Matt Addis on BBC Radio 7 in eight parts in 2010. On BBC Radio 4 Extra