books by Rosalind Ayres     books:       The Code Of Woosters36 reviews P. G. Wodehouse L a Theatre Works, 1998 This, as Bertram Wooster might say, is the right stuff! An early critic of P.G. Wodehouse complained that his second book was identical to his first, only the character names had changed. In response, Wodehouse resolved to continue writing identical stories, but to keep his character names the same. And so, The Code of the Woosters is nearly identical to all other Jeeves and Wooster novels; Bertie gets into a sticky situation, inadvertently makes ...             Great Classic Stories: 22 Unabridged Classics4 reviews Derek Jacobi, Rosalind Ayres, ... BBC Audiobooks America, 2006 A real listening pleasure I enjoy the varied readers of these English and American Gothic masterpieces.The readers have achieved a fine balance between dramatization and plain reading. Although some of the British authors are new to me, especially the wickedly witty, Saki, I have not read several of the old Gothic American stories since high school English class, so they return as a surprise to me when heard in a more ...             The Essential King James Bible: Complete Stories from the Old and New Testaments2 reviews Audio Partners, 2002 Excellent voices and "acting out". Martin Jarvis and Rosalind Ayres give a captivating account of the ESSENCE or essential stories of the Old and especially New Testaments. It is a must for those who don't have the time to read the whole Bible and put the various Books of the Bible in chronological order as you read it. Even if you have read the whole Bible or are going to read it, you must listen to this audio to put it all ...             Checkmate1 review Jeffrey Archer DH Audio, 1992 Exciting! Jeffrey Archer, in his usual incomparable style, writes a stggering tale of how sexual desire can drive a man to embarassment. In this story, a man meets a gogreous woman in a chess club of which he is a member. The woman, who stole the thunder out of most men in the club, seems a poor chess player to the man. He then offers to drop her home. But when he reaches hs own house, he pleads her to ...             Eulalie and the Hopping Head (Live Oak Readalong)1 review David Small Live Oak Media, 2005 Funniest childrens book When I found this choice little childrens book in the library 20 years ago I laughed till I cried as i read it to my children. The inuendos are hilarious and it is a classic for those now grown children. What a treasure to find it here!             An Ideal Husband (Audio Theatre Series)16 reviews Miriam Margolyes L. A. Theatre Works, 1997 Chiltern: "You prefer to be natural?" Chevely: "Sometimes. But it is such a difficult pose to keep up." Perhaps not so well known as "The Importance of Being Earnest," this has all the same banter, manners, and sharp-eyed look at the crumbling edge of the upper crust in Vistorian England. It pleases the attentive listener at many levels. Considered only as a stream of one-liners and clever quips, it delivers all you could ask for. ...             A Pocket Full of Rye: A Miss Marple Mystery1 review Agatha Christie, Rosalind Ayres BBC Audiobooks America, 2007 Top Notch, Dame Agatha! I immensely enjoyed this audiobook. I bought it in the cassette version, and it performed perfectly. My daughter also enjoyed it. Full of Dame Agatha's interesting characters, and in classic Christie style, it kept me guessing 'who done it' right up to the end. Miss Marple was the initial Christie character that got me interested in her mysteries; not the performances of Joan Hixson(I have never ...             Blithe Spirit - starring Shirley Knight, Ian Ogilvy, Judy Geeson, Rosalind Ayres (Audio Theatre Series)3 reviews Noel Coward, L.A. Theatre Works, ... L.A. Theatre Works, 2000 Plenty of laughs. The performances are top-notch in this hilarious British comedy. When the ghost of a dead wife is unleashed on his household by a wacky clairvoyant a man must struggle to meet the demands of all wives, both dead and alive. Noel Coward's comedy is fill with plenty of laughs. The sound quality of this cassette is excellent. If you like books on tape you should try all that L.A. Theatre Works has ...             Sweeney Todd and the String of Pearls: an Audio Melodrama in Three Despicable Acts2 reviews Yuri Rasovsky Blackstone Audio Inc., 2007 Delightful, ghoulish audio theatre! This is audio theatre at its best! AudioFile rates it as one of the best new releases - "A blackly humorous melodrama." Most people know the tale of the murderous barber and his partner in crime, Mrs Lovett, the local meat pie producer. This is a delightful retelling of the tale based on the original Victorian "Penny Dreadful" - stories released in serial form in a London rag. This ...             Mary Stuart3 reviews Frederich von Schiller author; Peter Oswald-translator; Rosalind Ayres- director L.A. Theatre Works, 2007 The "Mary, Queen Of Scots" Play Used In "Anne Of Avonlea" This is the play that was used in the 1987 (?) movie, "Anne of Avonlea." It's really neat!             Classic Irish Short Stories CSA WORD, 2002 A selection of Irish stories, read by T.P. McKenna. "T.P. McKenna...is an ideal choice as a reader. His resonant voice is generous and easy with the material." Observer.             A Caribbean Mystery: A Miss Marple Mystery1 review BBC Audiobooks America, 2006 Ok late Miss Marple Mystery This novel was written late in Agatha Christie's career when she was already well into her seventies. So, not too surprisingly, it's not as good as the novels written during her prime from the late 1920s through the mid-1940s. The book is a little short, at about 220 pages and somewhat sketchily written. Christie was never a great one for extensive descriptions of her settings, but here she ...             Classic Love Stories (Csa Tell Tapes) Maritn Jarvis Cimino Publishing Group, 1994 Husband-and-wife readers give meaning to the expressions of love found in these classic stories by Charles Dickens, Oscar Wilde, Louisa May Alcott, and others. 2 cassettes.             Classic Stories of the New and Old Testament (Religion) CSA WORD, 2001 An selection of unabridged stories from the classic King James translation of the Bible: The Old Testament narrative, from the Creation through to Daniel in the Lion's Den, is followed by all the major events of the New Testament story.             Betrayal10 reviews Harold Pinter L.A. Theatre Works, 2002 One of the best plays ever written One of the best plays I've read, if not the best. I've spent three months directing this play, and I wouldn't have invested that time if it hadn't meant a lot to me. Let me add that I could not have asked for a better run. We blew away at least some of the audience every night -- had the whole audience leaning forward on the edge of their seats (never seen that before in a theatre!), had ...             Blithe Spirit Noel (EDT)/ Coward, Noel/ Ayres, Rosalind (EDT)/ Geeson, Judy (EDT)/ Knight, Shirley (EDT) Coward L a Theatre Works, 2000             Frozen3 reviews Bryony Lavery La Theatre Works, 2006 Strange and Haunting Overal, this play is really good. It's written in a poetic and experimental form that makes it hard to understand in the beginning, but pretty soon the pieces start to come together. The play looks into the mind of a serial killer. You get the view of the mother of the victim, and the view of the professional pyschologist, as well as the killer himself.. who kind of suffers from a handicap, ...             Blithe Spirit Noel (EDT)/ Coward, Noel/ Ayres, Rosalind (EDT)/ Geeson, Judy (EDT)/ Knight, Shirley (EDT) Coward L a Theatre Works, 2000              search for books betrayal, caribbean, checkmate, classic, classics, complete, despicable, essential, eulalie, hopping, husband, knight, melodrama, mystery, ogilvy, pearls, readalong, religion, rosalind, shirley, spirit, starring, stories, stuart, sweeney, testament, testaments, theatre, unabridged, woosters books:    Kindle - Amazon's New Wireless Reading Device This is the future of book reading. I have used it and love it! randomly chosen VHS: Pokemon - The Great Race (Vol. 11) (Windows) we recommend This, as Bertram Wooster might say, is the right stuff! leave a comment home  impressum - about us