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Henry IV, Part 2

England faces an uncertain future. With Toby Jones and James Purefoy.

• 119 mins

She Stoops to Conquer

A very (very) free adaptation of Oliver Goldsmith's comedy of class and clever women.

• 89 mins

The Women of Troy

A contemporary version of Euripides's anti-war tragedy by Linda Marshall Griffiths.

• 79 mins

One Summer in Luka

The first anniversary of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine prompts powerful memories for Nikki.

• 84 mins

Come Closer Now

Katie Hims’s love letter to radio drama as the form celebrates its centenary.

• 74 mins

Inspired by Hamlet: Hamlette

A radical re-imagining of Shakespeare. Harriet considers how to avenge her sister's rape.

• 89 mins

The Spanish Tragedy

Bold new audio drama of Thomas Kyd's bloody Elizabethan revenge play for Radio 3.

• 94 mins

Bacon in Moscow

Francis Bacon’s ground-breaking 1988 exhibition in the USSR. With Timothy Spall

• 89 mins

Under Milk Wood

A Play for Radio by Dylan Thomas. The 1954 ³ÉÈË¿ìÊÖ broadcast starring Richard Burton.

• 95 mins

Under Milk Woods

For the 70th anniversary of Under Milk Wood, five short drama portraits of Wales in 2024.

• 89 mins

Dog in the Manger

Lope de Vega's Spanish Golden Age comedy, starring Olivia Poulet and Joe Thomas.

• 89 mins

Henry V

Hal has to prove he has what it takes to be King as he lays claim to the throne of France

• 119 mins

Cymbeline

Lovers are tested in a Britain alienated from the rest of Europe, ruled by a weak leader.

• 119 mins

Calmer

A gripping drama about motherhood and chaos by Lolita Chakrabarti, starring Meera Syal.

• 89 mins

Jubilee!

Jubilee! 1871, USA. A choir of ex-slaves save a university & bring spirituals to the world

• 89 mins

Love and Information

The first audio production of Caryl Churchill's thrilling kaleidoscope of human behaviour.

• 79 mins

From Morning to Midnight

Georg Kaiser’s banned 1912 expressionist drama in a new modern translation and adaptation.

• 59 mins

Ivanov

Rory Kinnear stars as Nicholas Ivanov in a new version of Chekhov's stage classic.

• 89 mins