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Isabel Woods

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Please click on the Pod logo on the top left of each audio piece to hear program.Isabel Woods reads The Tragic Actor by Anton Chekhov, directed &amp; produced by Nigel Killick.Anton Chekhov is regarded by many as the most outstanding short story writer. This may be a surprise at the first encounter with even his most famous stories, because they are rarely driven by plot or anticipation. They are often gentle in character, elusive in purpose; but they create a resonance in the imagination that rings long. Here are 12 stories, from the brightly comic to the overtly tragic, each full of the sharpest observations of personality and situation, and with implications beyond their brief form; the dying actor, the children playing a game, the cabman with his tragedy, the orator's mistake and, perhaps most richly of all, the family laid bare in 'In The Ravine'. With music by Tchaikovsky and Balakirev.Isabel Woods is a professional Actress who trained at Academy of Live and Recorded Arts London. If you wish to know more about IsabelPlease click here to visit here page on this site.Music: Chants of the Russian Orthodox Church Monks and Choirs of Kiev Pechersk Lavrahttp://magnatune.com/collections/eastern_voices

Please click on the Pod logo on the top left of each audio piece to hear program.Isabel Woods reads The Tragic Actor by Anton Chekhov, directed &amp; produced by Nigel Killick.Anton Chekhov is regarded by many as the most outstanding short story writer. This may be a surprise at the first encounter with even his most famous stories, because they are rarely driven by plot or anticipation. They are often gentle in character, elusive in purpose; but they create a resonance in the imagination that rings long. Here are 12 stories, from the brightly comic to the overtly tragic, each full of the sharpest observations of personality and situation, and with implications beyond their brief form; the dying actor, the children playing a game, the cabman with his tragedy, the orator's mistake and, perhaps most richly of all, the family laid bare in 'In The Ravine'. With music by Tchaikovsky and Balakirev.Isabel Woods is a professional Actress who trained at Academy of Live and Recorded Arts London. If you wish to know more about Isabel<a href="http://www.peopletalk.org/Actors/isabelwoods.html" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Please click here to visit here page on this site</a>.Music: Chants of the Russian Orthodox Church Monks and Choirs of Kiev Pechersk Lavra<a href="http://magnatune.com/collections/eastern_voices" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://magnatune.com/collections/eastern_voices</a>

 Isabel Woods reads The Tragic Actor by Anton Chekhov 

Please click on the Pod logo on the top left of each audio piece to hear program.Isabel Woods reads The Tenants of History by Michael Edmonds, directed &amp; produced by Nigel Killick.About The Tenants of History. If Aristotle, Columbus, Copernicus, Gagarin, JFK and Stalin all livedtogether in a rented terrace house, would they debate some of history'smost important issues such as who gets the biggest room, who holds theTV remote control and who finished all the Shreddies? Probably, butthere are mysteries to solve too, like what's over the back wall, what'seating Stalin and where will JFK go on his holidays? A light-heartedlook at history or a serious comment on flat-mates, depending on yourpoint of view.Isabel Woods is a professional Actress who trained at Academy of Live and Recorded Arts London. If you wish to know more about IsabelPlease click here to visit here page on this site.

Please click on the Pod logo on the top left of each audio piece to hear program.Isabel Woods reads The Tenants of History by Michael Edmonds, directed &amp; produced by Nigel Killick.About The Tenants of History. If Aristotle, Columbus, Copernicus, Gagarin, JFK and Stalin all livedtogether in a rented terrace house, would they debate some of history'smost important issues such as who gets the biggest room, who holds theTV remote control and who finished all the Shreddies? Probably, butthere are mysteries to solve too, like what's over the back wall, what'seating Stalin and where will JFK go on his holidays? A light-heartedlook at history or a serious comment on flat-mates, depending on yourpoint of view.Isabel Woods is a professional Actress who trained at Academy of Live and Recorded Arts London. If you wish to know more about Isabel<a href="http://www.peopletalk.org/Actors/isabelwoods.html" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Please click here to visit here page on this site</a>.

Isabel Woods reads The Tenants of History

Ella D'Arcy

 Isabel Woods is a professional Actress who trained at Academy of Live and Recorded Arts London. If you wish to know more about Isabel please visit his page on this site. About the author Ella D'Arcy.  Short Story Writer, Novelist. Active 1890-1924 in England, Britain, Europe  Though Ella D'Arcy was considered by a number of her contemporaries to be among the innovators of New fiction in the early to mid 1890s for her decidedly modernistic short stories and her crucial role in the development of The Yellow Book quarterly, she has since all but disappeared from the literary map. Yet despite the lack of popular or critical attention that has been given to her over the past century, D'Arcy her birth has been located). She was probably the eldest of five sisters and at least one brother. Her father was Anthony Byrne D'Arcy, a partner in the firm of Patrick and Anthony D'Arcy reticence.www.peopletalk.org

Isabel Woods is a professional Actress who trained at Academy of Live and Recorded Arts London. If you wish to know more about Isabel <a href="http://www.peopletalk.org/Actors/isabelwoods.html" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">please visit his page on this site.</a> About the author Ella D'Arcy. Short Story Writer, Novelist. Active 1890-1924 in England, Britain, Europe Though Ella D'Arcy was considered by a number of her contemporaries to be among the innovators of New fiction in the early to mid 1890s for her decidedly modernistic short stories and her crucial role in the development of The Yellow Book quarterly, she has since all but disappeared from the literary map. Yet despite the lack of popular or critical attention that has been given to her over the past century, D'Arcy her birth has been located). She was probably the eldest of five sisters and at least one brother. Her father was Anthony Byrne D'Arcy, a partner in the firm of Patrick and Anthony D'Arcy reticence.<a href="http://www.peopletalk.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.peopletalk.org</a>

Isabel Woods reads Irremediable by Ella D'Arcy