Demolition
Drama from Spain by Eugenio Amaya. When an expat's beachside home faces imminent demolition, he uncovers a dark underbelly of corruption which forces him to make some hard choices.
Contemporary drama from Spain by Eugenio Amaya.
Thomas, a British expat living on the Spanish coast for almost 20 years, is suddenly threatened with the imminent demolition of his beachfront home when the local authority declares the development illegal ahead of elections. In a bid to save his house with the help of his student daughter Lisa, he uncovers a dark underbelly of political and financial corruption he never suspected existed and which will ultimately force him to make some hard choices.
Based around true events and recorded live on location in Spain.
Born in Chile, Eugenio Amaya is a Spanish theatre director and playwright based in the Region of Extremadura, southern Spain. His recent stage play Anomia has been nominated for a Spanish National Drama Award (Premios Max).
Sound design: Steve Bond & Juan Garcia
Executive producer: Sara Davies
Writer: Eugenio Amaya
Produced and directed by Nicolas Jackson
An Afonica Sound Production for 麻豆官网首页入口 Radio 4.
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Credits
| Role | Contributor |
|---|---|
| Thomas | Greg Hicks |
| Lisa | Christina Ulfsparre |
| Russell | Craig Stevenson |
| Matias | Jorge Machin |
| Carmen | Lola Casamayor |
| Betran | Gabriel Garbisu |
| Postman | Julio Velez |
| Marisa | Cristina Romero |
| Jordi | David Luque |
| UK journalist | Frank Smith |
| Newsreader | Juan Carlos Rubio |
| Cristina | Iara Solano |
| Writer | Eugenio Amaya |
| Director | Nicolas Jackson |
| Producer | Nicolas Jackson |
Broadcast
- Fri 25 Apr 2014 14:15麻豆官网首页入口 Radio 4
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