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Thirty-Minute Theatre

19658 seasons4.3 / 10

An anthology of short plays shown on BBC Television between 1965 and 1973, used in part at least as a training ground for new writers, on account of its short length, and which therefore attracted many writers who later became well known.

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Checked Jul 22, 2026

Thirty-Minute Theatre premiered October 7, 1965. We don't have a confirmed streaming, rental or purchase option yet.

Synopsis

An anthology of short plays shown on BBC Television between 1965 and 1973, used in part at least as a training ground for new writers, on account of its short length, and which therefore attracted many writers who later became well known.

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Episode 2

The Timekeepers

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Directed by Michael HartWritten by Derrick SherwinGuest stars Anna Perry, Lyndon Brook, Geraldine Moffat

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Episode 6

Have It On The House

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Directed by Michael HartWritten by Paul WheelerGuest stars John Barrett, Patrick Kavanagh

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Episode 7

Notice! Meeting In Progress

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Directed by Philip DudleyWritten by Claude Stephenson, P.C. JersildGuest stars John Barcroft, Hugh Dickson

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Episode 8

A Time of Wolves and Tigers

An alcoholic civil servant is abandoned by his wife and comes home to an empty house.

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Directed by Hugh DavidWritten by Hugh LeonardGuest stars Cyril Cusack

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Episode 10

Come Death

Rome, in the latter part of the 19th century. A plague is raging through all that part of Italy, and death is beginning to visit households in the city itself. A rich and famous hostess is determined to crown her social career by giving a splendid ball for the most awesome guest of honour of all--the lordly Death himself.

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Directed by Geoffrey NethercottWritten by Peter S. Beagle, John WilesGuest stars Pamela Brown, Felicity Kendal, Barrie Ingham

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Episode 11

The Metal Martyr

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Directed by Brian HulmeWritten by Derrick Sherwin, Robert Moore WilliamsGuest stars Barry Jackson, Alex Scott

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Episode 13

The News-Benders

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Directed by Rudolph CartierWritten by Shaun MacLoughlin, Desmond LowdenGuest stars Donald Pleasence, Nigel Davenport

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Episode 14

Diary of an Encounter

Keith Michell portrays a sad man who books a room in an English seaside hotel with a revolver in his luggage and an intention to shoot himself. Once in his room alone, we watch him silently and sadly unpack the gun, place it in front of him on the table in his room and prepare to do away with himself. He slowly places a bullet in the chamber and positions the gun to his head. At that moment there comes a knock on the door. He hides the gun and answers the door to find a pretty young woman standing there played by Geraldine McEwan.

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Directed by David GilesWritten by Leo LehmannGuest stars Geraldine McEwan, Keith Michell

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Episode 15

Lovely In Black

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Directed by James FermanWritten by Maggie RossGuest stars Elizabeth Shepherd, Eleanor Summerfield

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Episode 19

The Unquiet Man

A ventriloquist , shares a few secrets with his dummy.

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Directed by Naomi CaponGuest stars Leonard Rossiter

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Episode 21

Eveline

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Directed by Elsa BolamWritten by Jeremy Paul, James JoyceGuest stars Mary Duddy, Sheelagh Cullen, Donal Donnelly, Eileen Colgan

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Episode 25

Pleasant Dreams, Fernando

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Directed by Michael HartWritten by Rod BeachamGuest stars James Culliford, Anna Palk

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Episode 27

It's On You, John

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Directed by James MacTaggartWritten by John LucarottiGuest stars Scott Forbes, John Junkin

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Episode 28

Standing By For Santa Claus

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Directed by Michael HartWritten by Denis Plimmer, Charlotte PlimmerGuest stars Michael Gough, Dennis Alaba Peters

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Episode 30

Thank God for U.D.I.!

A black Rhodesian and a white Rhodesian meet in London.

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Directed by Oliver HorsbrughWritten by Frank ClementGuest stars Louise Pajo, David Savile, Rudolph Walker

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Episode 31

Still Death

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Directed by Mark CullinghamWritten by David RolfeGuest stars Katherine Barker, John Castle, Richard Ng Yiu-Hon

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Episode 32

Walk In The Dark

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Directed by Christopher BarryWritten by John WilesGuest stars Cavan Kendall, Beatrix Lehmann

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Episode 33

The Boy's Room

A couple wait for their son to return from Vietnam.

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Directed by Geoffrey NethercottWritten by Kon FraserGuest stars Robert Ayres, Brenda Peters

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Episode 34

Number 30, Approximately

A woman's romantic tryst with a married man is interrupted by the arrival of his wife.

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Directed by Douglas CamfieldWritten by Laurence CollinsonGuest stars Stephanie Bidmead, Ursula Howells

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Episode 35

A Question of Honour

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Directed by Geoffrey NethercottWritten by Don ShawGuest stars Nigel Green, Laurence Carter

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More about Thirty-Minute Theatre

Cast

Richard PearsonCyril Boggis
Norman RossingtonZinoviev
Lee MontagueThe Soldier
Donald SindenAndrew Pelham
Hugh BurdenHusband
John Franklyn-RobbinsPrisoner
Julian GloverThe Tenant
David CollingsSverdlov

Production details

Status
Ended
Series type
Scripted
Episodes
285
Original language
English

Networks & production

  • BBC TwoUnited Kingdom
  • BBCUnited Kingdom

Themes

anthologybased on novel or bookbased on play or musicalbased on short storyliterary adaptationpartially lost media