{
  "title": "THE BRIDE’S CHAMBER",
  "category": "[RADIO-SCRIPT]",
  "article": "“Set in northern England during the 19th century, writers Charles Dickens and\nWilkie Collins stop off at an inn in Lancaster where they hear a ghostly tale\n(based on a Dickens short story—“The lazy tour of two idle apprentices”).”\n“When Charles Dickens and Wilkie Collins find themselves staying in an old inn\nin Lancaster, while on a walking tour in the north county, the famous author\nencounters a man dressed in black who has a story to tell which alarms him more\nthan he could wish.”\n[TES Magazine on 25 June, 2004 | By: Robin Buss] “A jolly little ghost story for\nthe end of term, on radio - an excellent medium for haunting tales. Dickens' The\nLazy Tour of Two Idle Apprentices, adapted by Michael Eaton, imagines the\nwriter and his friend Wilkie Collins (apprentices of their mistress, Literature) on\na tour to Cumberland and stopping at an inn where they hear a chilling tale.\nGawn Grainger and Alan Cox play the writers; Jack Shepherd is the apparition in\nThe Bride's Chamber.”\n[Program information]",
  "origination": "Radio 4, London (BBC).",
  "duration": "June 25, 2004.",
  "personnel": "Michael\nEaton\n(scriptwriter),\nSebastian\nGraham-Jones\n(director), Lucy Mangan (script editor), Nicholas Newton (producer), Mark\nSmith (studio manager), John Tams (music).\nCAST: Alan Cox (Wilkie Collins/Young Man), Lucy Davenport (Ellen, the Bride),\nLynn Farleigh (Mrs. Pinchbeck), Gawn Grainger (Charles Dickens),  Andrew Neil\n(First Scientific Gentleman), Sean Scanlon (Second Scientific Gentleman), Jack\nShepherd (Hardman/ Man in Black), John Tams (The Landlord).",
  "extant_recordings": "Yes.\n[Program log]\nTHE AFTERNOON PLAY (RADIO 4, LONDON)\n[Friday—2:15-3:00 PM]\nJune 25, 2004\n“The Bride’s Chamber”",
  "chronology": "",
  "sources": "",
  "gallery": "",
  "images": []
}