Shadow in the Sun (Dramatised)
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Narrated by:
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Kate O'Mara
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Patricia Shakesby
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Giles Watling
About this listen
Two very different women, the much married Mary Queen of Scots and the Virgin Queen of England had one fundamental thing in common, one thing that would change the course of history: Each believed in her God given right to sit on the throne of England. The lives - and deaths - of these royal cousins were bound together in a tangled web of bloodlines, courtly intrigue, and political manoeuvring.
This dramatisation is based on historical documents, letters, reported speech and contemporaneous accounts. A vivid and compelling realisation of one of the most notorious events in history, this is the true account of the events leading to the execution of Mary Stuart.
“It is a thrilling play about two women who are fighting for their lives,” admits Kate, “It is a very potent and powerful story.”
Joining film and television actress Kate O’Mara (who plays Mary Queen of Scots) is Patricia Shakesby as Elizabeth I. Patricia is best known for playing Polly Urquhart in Howard’s Way together with roles in Coronation Street, Sapphire and Steel, and Brighton Rock. The audio also stars Giles Watling and Michael Cochrane.
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- 11-06-24
VERY DISAPPOINTING
Very dull and disappointing. Far too talky, no joint discussion between the characters. Just comes across as (I am sorry to say) two old women in an empty echoey warehouse prattling on and on without any feeling or drama. Definitely not two of our biggest and best Queens in history. Thought it would be at least good, as we have two of our best actresses playing the parts, but I hardly recognise either of them. Will not be listening again.
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