Tristram Shandy BBC - Laurence Sterne by Unknown, Laurence Sterne
Tristram Shandy A BBC Radio 4 Full-Cast Dramatisation By: Laurence Sterne Narrated by: full cast, Julia Ford, Paul Ritter, David Troughton, Neil Dudgeon, Adrian Scarborough Length: 3 hrs and 4 mins Radio/TV Program Release date: 17-01-2019 Language: English Publisher: BBC Digital Audio, A full-cast dramatisation of this comic tale about an 18th-century gentleman who tries to tell his life story but continually finds that he must digress., Featuring some of the best known and most well-loved characters in English literature, including Uncle Toby, Corporal Trim, Dr Slop and the Widow Wadman. Beginning (or attempting to begin) at the moment of his own conception, Tristram Shandy recounts his progress through the world and utterly fails to stick to the point., Sternes comic masterpiece is an extravagantly inventive work which was hugely popular when first published in 1759 and is now considered a landmark in the history of the novel. Its often bawdy humour and numerous digressions are comb
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Tristram Shandy BBC - Laurence Sterne
Unknown, Laurence Sterne
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Tristram Shandy A BBC Radio 4 Full-Cast Dramatisation By: Laurence Sterne Narrated by: full cast, Julia Ford, Paul Ritter, David Troughton, Neil Dudgeon, Adrian Scarborough Length: 3 hrs and 4 mins Radio/TV Program Release date: 17-01-2019 Language: English Publisher: BBC Digital Audio, A full-cast dramatisation of this comic tale about an 18th-century gentleman who tries to tell his life story but continually finds that he must digress., Featuring some of the best known and most well-loved characters in English literature, including Uncle Toby, Corporal Trim, Dr Slop and the Widow Wadman. Beginning (or attempting to begin) at the moment of his own conception, Tristram Shandy recounts his progress through the world and utterly fails to stick to the point., Sternes comic masterpiece is an extravagantly inventive work which was hugely popular when first published in 1759 and is now considered a landmark in the history of the novel. Its often bawdy humour and numerous digressions are comb
