“Under Milk Wood” by Dylan Thomas -- Shakespeare’s lyrical, 20th century kindred spirit -- would seem a natural, especially beneath a night sky on a rough-planked stage that merges into ...

This version of Under Milk Wood was recorded in surround sound and ... The web browser also has the capability to render the 5.1 surround sound stream into a binaural presentation for headphones.

Pastoral bawdy is not, perhaps, the most persuasive mode of drama for a modern audience, but it is nevertheless the milieu into which viewers are plunged for the majority of “Under Milk Wood ...

Thus wrote Dylan Thomas to his wife Caitlin of the birth of Under Milk Wood. There seems little room for argument: his “play for voices” is the greatest drama ever written for radio.

Simply sign up to the Life & Arts myFT Digest -- delivered directly to your inbox. Dylan Thomas’s Under Milk Wood is all words and too many of them. Time has not been kind to this fulsome Celtic ...

Another opportunity to listen to Richard Burton star in a new production of UNDER MILK WOOD by Dylan Thomas. The new production originally marked the 50th anniversary of the author's death.

Pastoral bawdy is not, perhaps, the most persuasive mode of drama for a modern audience, but it is nevertheless the milieu into which viewers are plunged for the majority of “Under Milk Wood.” ...

But where does that leave "Under Milk Wood," Dylan Thomas' "play for voices," his gorgeously imagined, word-intoxicated mosaic of a day in the life of a Welsh village? "Under Milk Wood" is full of ...

From its famous opening words ("To begin at the beginning…") spoken by the young Richard Burton, Dylan Thomas's 'play for voices' Under Milk Wood was a milestone of BBC radio broadcasting ...

e last work Dylan Thomas completed before he died, Under Milk Wood describes a day in the life of a Welsh sea town. From the old man who daydreams of the poisoning of his wife, to the young girl ...