Thirty-Minute Theatre(1965)

series - first aired/released 1965-10-07 - audience 4.3

Drama

Directed by Alan Bridges, Alan Clarke, Alan Cooke, Alan Gibson, Anne Head, Anthea Browne-Wilkinson, Anthony Page, Barry Hanson, Basil Coleman, Ben Rea, Bill Craske, Bill Sellars, Bob Hird, Brian Farnham, Brian Hulme, Brian Parker, Christopher Barry, Christopher Morahan, Claude Whatham, Clive Rees, Colin Cant, David Andrews, David Giles, David Rose, David Saire, Derrick Goodwin, Donald McWhinnie, Douglas Camfield, Elizabeth Small, Elsa Bolam, Eric Hills, Gareth Davies, Geoffrey Nethercott, George Fox, George R. Foa, George Spenton-Foster, Gerald Blake, Gilchrist Calder, Henri Safran, Herbert Wise, Hugh David, Ian McNaughton, Ian Wyatt, Jack Gold, James Brabazon, James Cellan Jones, James Ferman, James MacTaggart, John Gibson, John Glenister, John Gorrie, John Hefin, John Hopkins, John Mackenzie, John Matthews, John Tydeman, John Warrington, June Wyndham-Davies, Keith Williams, Ken Hannam, Malcolm Taylor, Mark Cullingham, Mary Ridge, Michael Apted, Michael Bakewell, Michael Hart, Michael Hayes, Michael Simpson, Michael Tuchner, Mike Newell, Mischa Scorer, Naomi Capon, Oliver Horsbrugh, Paddy Russell, Paul Ciappessoni, Peter Cregeen, Peter Dews, Peter Duguid, Philip Dudley, Philip Saville, Piers Haggard, Richard Martin, Ridley Scott, Robert Knights, Roderick Graham, Rodney Bennett, Ronald Wilson, Roy Battersby, Rudolph Cartier, Simon Langton, Suzanne Neild, Tim Aspinall, Tina Wakerell, Toby Robertson, Tony Wickert, Tristan de Vere Cole, Vere Lorrimer, Vivian Matalon, Voytek, Waris Hussein, William Slater

An anthology of short plays shown on BBC Television between 1965 and 1973, used in part at least as a training ground for new writers, on account of its short length, and which therefore attracted many writers who later became well known.