Gerry Dukes
speaker
30 appearances
2 recordings
1 series
first heard May 2026
last heard 28 May
Gerry Dukes’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Drama on One is offered as a podcast at rte.ie forward slash drama on one and of course here on RTE Radio 1 on Sunday nights.
This year, we celebrate the 120th anniversary of Samuel Beckett's birth.
Our Beckett season is available online, featuring radio versions of What, The Old Tune, All That Fall, and tonight's featured work, A Piece of Monologue.
The work is introduced by Gerry Dukes, whose stage adaptation with Barry McGovern of Beckett's post-war trilogy of novels, I'll Go On, has played around the world.
So, before we hear the play itself, Gerry introduces a piece of monologue by Samuel Beckett, first performed in 1979.
Gerry Duke's there and Gerry will be back later in the programme to remember his meetings with Samuel Beckett.
Gerry was speaking to Kevin Brew and Tommy O'Sullivan was on sound.
Next, the play itself.
This is a piece of monologue by Samuel Beckett, performed by Barry McGovern and directed by Daniel Reardon.
Alone.
Gone.
Drama on One is offered as a podcast at rte.ie forward slash drama on one and of course here on RTE Radio 1 on Sunday nights.
This year we celebrate the 120th anniversary of Samuel Beckett's birth.
Our Beckett season is available online featuring radio versions of What?,
a piece of monologue, All That Fall, and tonight's featured work, The Old Tune.
The work is introduced by Gerry Dukes, whose stage adaptation with Barry McGovern of Beckett's post-war trilogy of novels, I'll Go On, has played around the world.
So, before we hear the play itself, Gerry introduces The Old Tune by Samuel Beckett, adapted from the radio play La Manivelle by Robert Pangey.
Gerry Duke's there and Gerry will be back next week to introduce a piece of monologue.
Gerry was speaking to Kevin Brew and Tommy O'Sullivan was on sound.
Next, we'll hear the old tune by Samuel Beckett, adapted from the radio play La Manivelle by Robert Pangey.
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