Revelation [Shardlake]

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20170320

20201116 (BBC7)
20201117 (BBC7)

London, 1543: the freezing cold spring is marked by turmoil and darkness.

The city's streets are filled with preachers. Radical religion has spilled over into dangerous fundamentalism as young men are maddened by differing interpretations of the Bible. Where the monasteries once acted as gatekeepers to God, the Lord now seems to be very close at hand. Strange signs and portents are observed that suggest the end times are near.

Into this unsettled landscape comes a murderer who appears to be killing for pleasure. Worse still, his first victim was someone close to Catherine Parr - the King's latest romantic obsession. Their marriage would serve the Reformist cause well and, to protect her chances of becoming Queen, Cranmer wants news of the killer kept from the superstitious King.

And so he calls upon lawyer detective Matthew Shardlake to conduct a secret investigation.

Once again, Shardlake and his loyal assistant Barak must descend into the murky depths of Tudor society to try to stop the murderer before they strike again.

CJ Sansom's Tudor crime novel - the fourth in the series - stars Justin Salinger as Shardlake.

Dramatised by Colin MacDonald.

Guy - Vincent Ebrahim

Dorothy - Emily Bruni

Cantrell - David Seddon

Cranmer - Sean Baker

Lockley - Patrick Brennan

Adam - Luke MacGregor

Tamasin - Kirsty Oswald

Bunce - Clare Perkins

Other parts played by the cast.

Director: Kirsteen Cameron

Shardlake returns in a thrilling adaptation of CJ Sansom's bestselling Tudor crime novel.

Dramatisations of CJ Sansom's Tudor crime novels.

20170321

20201117 (BBC7)
20201118 (BBC7)

Spring, 1543. London's streets are filled with preachers sermonising about the apocalypse. Radical religion has spilled over into dangerous fundamentalism as young men are maddened by differing interpretations of the Bible.

The family of one such man, Adam Kite, has sought the help of lawyer Matthew Shardlake; Adam is convinced God has forsaken him and spends his days and nights praying. He has been placed in the Bedlam for his own safety. But Shardlake is distracted from the case when a close friend of his, Roger Elliard, is found brutally murdered in Lincoln's Inn Yard. He has sworn an oath to Roger's widow that he will find the killer and bring them to justice.

CJ Sansom's Tudor crime novel stars Justin Salinger as detective Matthew Shardlake.

Guy - Vincent Ebrahim

Cranmer - Sean Baker

Seymour - David Seddon

Ainsworth - Patrick Brennan

Other parts played by the cast.

Dramatised by Colin MacDonald.

Director: Kirsteen Cameron

Shardlake accuses the king's coroner of covering up the murder of Roger Elliard.

Dramatisations of CJ Sansom's Tudor crime novels.

20170322

20201118 (BBC7)
20201119 (BBC7)

Spring, 1543. London's streets are filled with preachers sure that the end times are near.

Strange signs and portents are seen everywhere - including two great fish, as big as houses, washed up on the banks of the Thames: could they be the Leviathan, a sign of the Second Coming?

In addition to this, it seems that a killer is prowling the city - but what links the victims?

Shardlake is summoned to Lambeth Palace and asked by Archbishop Cranmer to conduct a secret investigation - no word of the murders must reach King Henry because one of the dead men was close to Catherine Parr, the King's current romantic obsession, and an ally of the reformers' cause.

CJ Sansom's Tudor crime novel stars Justin Salinger as detective Matthew Shardlake.

Guy - Vincent Ebrahim

Adam - Luke MacGregor

Gib - David Seddon

Other parts played by the cast.

Dramatised by Colin MacDonald.

Director: Kirsteen Cameron

Archbishop Cranmer summons Shardlake to Lambeth Palace.

Dramatisations of CJ Sansom's Tudor crime novels.

20201119

20201120 (BBC7)

Spring, 1543. London's streets are filled with preachers convinced that the end times are near. Strange signs and portents are seen everywhere - including two great fish, as big as houses, washed up on the banks of the Thames: could they be the Leviathan, a sign of the Second Coming?

In this fervid atmosphere, a killer is prowling the city - but what links the victims? Summoned to Lambeth Palace, Shardlake is asked by Archbishop Cranmer to conduct a secret investigation - no word of the murders must reach King Henry because one of the dead men was close to Catherine Parr, the King's current romantic obsession, and an ally of the reformers' cause.

While working on another case, Shardlake receives information that suggests the killer has been active for some time.

CJ Sansom's Tudor crime novel stars Justin Salinger as detective Matthew Shardlake.

Guy - Vincent Ebrahim

Dorothy - Emily Bruni

Seymour - David Seddon

Cranmer - Sean Baker

Benson - Patrick Brennan

Tamasin - Kirsty Oswald

Piers - Luke MacGregor

Other parts played by the cast.

Dramatised by Colin MacDonald.

Director: Kirsteen Cameron

First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in March 201

Shardlake tells Cranmer about his discovery. Drama of CJ Sansom's Tudor murder mystery.

Dramatisations of CJ Sansom's Tudor crime novels.

20170324

20201120 (BBC7)
20201121 (BBC7)

London, 1543. A serial killer prowls the city, each death worse than the last - but what links the victims?

Shardlake has been asked by Archbishop Cranmer to conduct a secret investigation and catch the killer before word of the bloodshed reaches the King: one of the victims was close to Catherine Parr, Henry's current romantic obsession, and an ally of the reformers' cause; Cranmer knows that such a taint will ruin any chance of her becoming Queen. While pursuing a lead, Shardlake has been stabbed by an unknown attacker in a crowded street.

Shardlake must also attend to another pressing case, that of a young man driven mad by the conviction that he is damned and that the Lord has forsaken him.

Adam Kite is being held in the Bedlam for his own safety - his wild ranting about Hell and damnation verge on heresy - but Shardlake hopes his friend Guy the Apothecary can help ease his suffering.

CJ Sansom's Tudor crime novel stars Justin Salinger as detective Matthew Shardlake.

Guy - Vincent Ebrahim

Adam - Luke MacGregor

Cantrell - David Seddon

Lockley - Patrick Brennan

Bunce - Clare Perkins

Meaphon - Sean Baker

Bystander - Kirsty Oswald

Other parts played by the cast.

Dramatised by Colin MacDonald.

Director: Kirsteen Cameron

After the attack on Shardlake, Barak runs to get help from Guy.

Dramatisations of CJ Sansom's Tudor crime novels.

20170327

20201123 (BBC7)
20201124 (BBC7)

London, 1543. A serial killer is prowling the city, one who treats murder as a holy mission: preying upon radicals and creating gory tableaux inspired by a prophecy from the Book of Revelation.

Archbishop Cranmer has asked Shardlake to conduct a secret investigation to catch the killer before word of the bloodshed reaches the King: one of the victims was close to Catherine Parr, Henry's current romantic obsession, and an ally of the reformers cause; Cranmer knows that such a taint will ruin any chance of her becoming Queen.

As the number of victims mounts, Shardlake and his trusty side-kick Barak are constantly wrong-footed - how does the killer know exactly what they plan to do next? Is there an informant amongst Cranmer's staff?

And Shardlake must also attend to another pressing case, that of a young man, Adam Kite, driven mad by the conviction that he is damned and that the Lord has forsaken him. Adam is being held in the Bedlam for his own safety - his wild rants about damnation verge on heresy - but Shardlake hopes his friend Guy the Apothecary can help to ease his suffering.

CJ Sansom's Tudor crime novel stars Justin Salinger as detective Matthew Shardlake.

Shardlake - .. Justin Salinger

Barak - .. Bryan Dick

Cranmer - .. Sean Baker

Harsnet - .. Carl Prekopp

Seymour - .. David Seddon

Lockley - .. Patrick Brennan

Abigail - .. Kirsty Oswald

Other parts played by the cast.

Dramatised by Colin MacDonald.

Director: Kirsteen Cameron

As the number of victims mounts, Shardlake and Barak are constantly wrong-footed.

Dramatisations of CJ Sansom's Tudor crime novels.

20170328

20201124 (BBC7)
20201125 (BBC7)

But Shardlake and his trusty side-kick Barak are constantly wrong-footed - the killer seems to know exactly what they plan to do next. Could there be an informer within Cranmer's camp?

And, with the killer's knowledge of medicinal potions, Shardlake is convinced that the killer must have a connection to the infirmary of the former Benedictine monastery at Westminster.

CJ Sansom's Tudor crime novel stars Justin Salinger as detective Matthew Shardlake.

Shardlake - .. Justin Salinger

Barak - .. Bryan Dick

Harsnet - .. Carl Prekopp

Guy - .. Vincent Ebrahim

Cranmer - .. Sean Baker

Dorothy - .. Emily Bruni

Benson - .. Patrick Brennan

Tamasin - .. Kirsty Owswald

Other parts played by the cast.

Dramatised by Colin MacDonald.

Director: Kirsteen Cameron

Shardlake suspects a former monk is behind the killings. CJ Sansom's Tudor murder mystery.

Dramatisations of CJ Sansom's Tudor crime novels.

20170329

20201125 (BBC7)
20201126 (BBC7)

But Shardlake and his trusty side-kick Barak are constantly wrong-footed - the killer seems to know exactly what they plan to do next. Could there be an informer within Cranmer's camp?

With the killer's knowledge of medicinal potions, Shardlake is convinced that the killer must have a connection to the infirmary of the former Benedictine monastery at Westminster.

CJ Sansom's Tudor crime novel stars Justin Salinger as detective Matthew Shardlake.

Shardlake - .. Justin Salinger

Barak - .. Bryan Dick

Harsnet - .. Carl Prekopp

Benson - .. Patrick Brennan

Guy - .. Vincent Ebrahim

Dorothy - .. Emily Bruni

Cantrell - .. David Seddon

Adam - .. Luke MacGregor

Other parts played by the cast.

Dramatised by Colin MacDonald.

Director: Kirsteen Cameron

First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in March 2017..

Shardlake demands answers from the Dean of Westminster.

Dramatisations of CJ Sansom's Tudor crime novels.

20170330

20201126 (BBC7)
20201127 (BBC7)

Archbishop Cranmer has asked Shardlake to conduct a secret hunt for a serial killer who is enacting, through a series of gory tableaux, a prophecy from the Book of Revelation.

With the discovery of the prime suspect's address, Shardlake, Barak, King's Coroner Harsnet, Lord Seymour and a handful of armed men head to Hertfordshire in the hope that the deadly chase is nearing its end.

CJ Sansom's Tudor crime novel stars Justin Salinger as detective Matthew Shardlake.

Guy - Vincent Ebrahim

Seymour - David Seddon

Adam - Luke MacGregor

Other parts played by the cast.

Dramatised by Colin MacDonald.

Director: Kirsteen Cameron

Shardlake makes a breakthrough in the hunt for the killer. CJ Sansom's Tudor thriller.

Dramatisations of CJ Sansom's Tudor crime novels.

20170331

20201127 (BBC7)
20201128 (BBC7)

Archbishop Cranmer has asked Shardlake to conduct a secret hunt for a serial killer who is enacting, through a series of gory tableaux, a prophecy from the Book of Revelation.

Though the extraordinary events at the seventh victim's house in Hertfordshire suggest that the prophecy is fulfilled, Shardlake is convinced that the killer has one final, terrible act planned and that it somehow involves Catherine Parr.

The conclusion of CJ Sansom's Tudor crime novel starring Justin Salinger as detective Matthew Shardlake.

Guy - Vincent Ebrahim

Dorothy - Emily Bruni

Cantrell - David Seddon

Cranmer - Sean Baker

Lockley - Patrick Brennan

Adam - Luke MacGregor

Tamasin - Kirsty Oswald

Bunce - Clare Perkins

Other parts played by the cast.

Dramatised by Colin MacDonald.

Director: Kirsteen Cameron

The prophecy is complete, but Shardlake believes there is one final act of terror to come.

Dramatisations of CJ Sansom's Tudor crime novels.

OMNI-01

20170325

20170326 (BBC7)
20201122 (BBC7)

London, 1543, the freezing cold spring is marked by turmoil and darkness. The city's streets are filled with preachers. Radical religion has spilled over into dangerous fundamentalism as young men are maddened by differing interpretations of the Bible. Where the monasteries once acted as gatekeepers to God, the Lord now seems to be very close at hand. Strange signs and portents are observed that suggest the end times are near.

As King Henry VIII slips back towards the old religion, the reactionaries are fighting back: radicals are being arrested, heretics threatened with burning and everyone is looking over their shoulder, including Archbishop Cranmer. Into this unsettled landscape comes a murderer who appears to be killing for pleasure. Worse still, his first victim was someone close to Catherine Parr - the King's latest romantic obsession. Their marriage would serve the Reformist cause well and, to protect her chances of becoming Queen, Cranmer wants news of the killer kept from the superstitious King.

And so he calls upon lawyer detective Matthew Shardlake to conduct a secret investigation. Once again, Shardlake and his loyal assistant Barak must descend into the murky depths of Tudor society to try to stop the murderer before they strike again.

Omnibus of the first five of ten episodes.

Guy - Vincent Ebrahim

Dorothy - Emily Bruni

Cantrell - David Seddon

Cranmer - Sean Baker

Lockley - Patrick Brennan

Adam - Luke MacGregor

Tamasin - Kirsty Oswald

Bunce - Clare Perkins

Other parts are played by members of the cast.

Writer - C. J. Sansom

Dramatist - Colin MacDonald

Director: Kirsteen Cameron

Lawyer detective Shardlake and his assistant hunt a killer on the streets of Tudor London.

Omnibus editions of CJ Sansom's Tudor crime novels.

OMNI-02

20170401

20170402 (BBC7)
20201129 (BBC7)

Gripping adaptation of C. J. Sansom's bestselling Tudor crime novel, the fourth in the series featuring lawyer detective Matthew Shardlake.

London, 1543. A serial killer is prowling the city, one who treats murder as a holy mission: preying upon radicals and creating gory tableaux inspired by a prophecy from the Book of Revelation. Archbishop Cranmer has asked Shardlake to conduct a secret investigation to catch the killer before word of the bloodshed reaches the King: one of the victims was close to Catherine Parr, Henry's current romantic obsession, and an ally of the reformers cause; Cranmer knows that such a taint will ruin any chance of her becoming Queen.

Cast:

Guy - Vincent Ebrahim

Dorothy - Emily Bruni

Cantrell - David Seddon

Cranmer - Sean Baker

Lockley - Patrick Brennan

Adam - Luke MacGregor

Tamasin - Kirsty Oswald

Bunce - Clare Perkins

Other parts are played by members of the cast.

Writer - C. J. Sansom

Dramatist - Colin MacDonald

Producer and Director - Kirsteen Cameron

Shardlake's hunt for the killer continues. Stars Justin Salinger.

Omnibus editions of CJ Sansom's Tudor crime novels.

Episodes

Episode	First Broadcast	Repeated	Comments
01	20170320	20201116 (BBC7) 20201117 (BBC7)	London, 1543: the freezing cold spring is marked by turmoil and darkness. The city's streets are filled with preachers. Radical religion has spilled over into dangerous fundamentalism as young men are maddened by differing interpretations of the Bible. Where the monasteries once acted as gatekeepers to God, the Lord now seems to be very close at hand. Strange signs and portents are observed that suggest the end times are near. As King Henry VIII slips back towards the old religion, the reactionaries are fighting back: radicals are being arrested, heretics threatened with burning and everyone is looking over their shoulder, including Archbishop Cranmer. Into this unsettled landscape comes a murderer who appears to be killing for pleasure. Worse still, his first victim was someone close to Catherine Parr - the King's latest romantic obsession. Their marriage would serve the Reformist cause well and, to protect her chances of becoming Queen, Cranmer wants news of the killer kept from the superstitious King. And so he calls upon lawyer detective Matthew Shardlake to conduct a secret investigation. Once again, Shardlake and his loyal assistant Barak must descend into the murky depths of Tudor society to try to stop the murderer before they strike again. CJ Sansom's Tudor crime novel - the fourth in the series - stars Justin Salinger as Shardlake. Dramatised by Colin MacDonald. Guy - Vincent Ebrahim Dorothy - Emily Bruni Cantrell - David Seddon Cranmer - Sean Baker Lockley - Patrick Brennan Adam - Luke MacGregor Tamasin - Kirsty Oswald Bunce - Clare Perkins Other parts played by the cast. Director: Kirsteen Cameron Shardlake returns in a thrilling adaptation of CJ Sansom's bestselling Tudor crime novel. Dramatisations of CJ Sansom's Tudor crime novels.
02	20170321	20201117 (BBC7) 20201118 (BBC7)	Spring, 1543. London's streets are filled with preachers sermonising about the apocalypse. Radical religion has spilled over into dangerous fundamentalism as young men are maddened by differing interpretations of the Bible. The family of one such man, Adam Kite, has sought the help of lawyer Matthew Shardlake; Adam is convinced God has forsaken him and spends his days and nights praying. He has been placed in the Bedlam for his own safety. But Shardlake is distracted from the case when a close friend of his, Roger Elliard, is found brutally murdered in Lincoln's Inn Yard. He has sworn an oath to Roger's widow that he will find the killer and bring them to justice. CJ Sansom's Tudor crime novel stars Justin Salinger as detective Matthew Shardlake. Guy - Vincent Ebrahim Cranmer - Sean Baker Seymour - David Seddon Ainsworth - Patrick Brennan Other parts played by the cast. Dramatised by Colin MacDonald. Director: Kirsteen Cameron Shardlake accuses the king's coroner of covering up the murder of Roger Elliard. Dramatisations of CJ Sansom's Tudor crime novels.
03	20170322	20201118 (BBC7) 20201119 (BBC7)	Spring, 1543. London's streets are filled with preachers sure that the end times are near. Strange signs and portents are seen everywhere - including two great fish, as big as houses, washed up on the banks of the Thames: could they be the Leviathan, a sign of the Second Coming? In addition to this, it seems that a killer is prowling the city - but what links the victims? Shardlake is summoned to Lambeth Palace and asked by Archbishop Cranmer to conduct a secret investigation - no word of the murders must reach King Henry because one of the dead men was close to Catherine Parr, the King's current romantic obsession, and an ally of the reformers' cause. CJ Sansom's Tudor crime novel stars Justin Salinger as detective Matthew Shardlake. Guy - Vincent Ebrahim Adam - Luke MacGregor Gib - David Seddon Other parts played by the cast. Dramatised by Colin MacDonald. Director: Kirsteen Cameron Archbishop Cranmer summons Shardlake to Lambeth Palace. Dramatisations of CJ Sansom's Tudor crime novels.
04	20201119	20201120 (BBC7)	Spring, 1543. London's streets are filled with preachers convinced that the end times are near. Strange signs and portents are seen everywhere - including two great fish, as big as houses, washed up on the banks of the Thames: could they be the Leviathan, a sign of the Second Coming? In this fervid atmosphere, a killer is prowling the city - but what links the victims? Summoned to Lambeth Palace, Shardlake is asked by Archbishop Cranmer to conduct a secret investigation - no word of the murders must reach King Henry because one of the dead men was close to Catherine Parr, the King's current romantic obsession, and an ally of the reformers' cause. While working on another case, Shardlake receives information that suggests the killer has been active for some time. CJ Sansom's Tudor crime novel stars Justin Salinger as detective Matthew Shardlake. Guy - Vincent Ebrahim Dorothy - Emily Bruni Seymour - David Seddon Cranmer - Sean Baker Benson - Patrick Brennan Tamasin - Kirsty Oswald Piers - Luke MacGregor Other parts played by the cast. Dramatised by Colin MacDonald. Director: Kirsteen Cameron First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in March 201 Shardlake tells Cranmer about his discovery. Drama of CJ Sansom's Tudor murder mystery. Dramatisations of CJ Sansom's Tudor crime novels.
05	20170324	20201120 (BBC7) 20201121 (BBC7)	London, 1543. A serial killer prowls the city, each death worse than the last - but what links the victims? Shardlake has been asked by Archbishop Cranmer to conduct a secret investigation and catch the killer before word of the bloodshed reaches the King: one of the victims was close to Catherine Parr, Henry's current romantic obsession, and an ally of the reformers' cause; Cranmer knows that such a taint will ruin any chance of her becoming Queen. While pursuing a lead, Shardlake has been stabbed by an unknown attacker in a crowded street. Shardlake must also attend to another pressing case, that of a young man driven mad by the conviction that he is damned and that the Lord has forsaken him. Adam Kite is being held in the Bedlam for his own safety - his wild ranting about Hell and damnation verge on heresy - but Shardlake hopes his friend Guy the Apothecary can help ease his suffering. CJ Sansom's Tudor crime novel stars Justin Salinger as detective Matthew Shardlake. Guy - Vincent Ebrahim Adam - Luke MacGregor Cantrell - David Seddon Lockley - Patrick Brennan Bunce - Clare Perkins Meaphon - Sean Baker Bystander - Kirsty Oswald Other parts played by the cast. Dramatised by Colin MacDonald. Director: Kirsteen Cameron After the attack on Shardlake, Barak runs to get help from Guy. Dramatisations of CJ Sansom's Tudor crime novels.
06	20170327	20201123 (BBC7) 20201124 (BBC7)	London, 1543. A serial killer is prowling the city, one who treats murder as a holy mission: preying upon radicals and creating gory tableaux inspired by a prophecy from the Book of Revelation. Archbishop Cranmer has asked Shardlake to conduct a secret investigation to catch the killer before word of the bloodshed reaches the King: one of the victims was close to Catherine Parr, Henry's current romantic obsession, and an ally of the reformers cause; Cranmer knows that such a taint will ruin any chance of her becoming Queen. As the number of victims mounts, Shardlake and his trusty side-kick Barak are constantly wrong-footed - how does the killer know exactly what they plan to do next? Is there an informant amongst Cranmer's staff? And Shardlake must also attend to another pressing case, that of a young man, Adam Kite, driven mad by the conviction that he is damned and that the Lord has forsaken him. Adam is being held in the Bedlam for his own safety - his wild rants about damnation verge on heresy - but Shardlake hopes his friend Guy the Apothecary can help to ease his suffering. CJ Sansom's Tudor crime novel stars Justin Salinger as detective Matthew Shardlake. Shardlake - .. Justin Salinger Barak - .. Bryan Dick Cranmer - .. Sean Baker Harsnet - .. Carl Prekopp Seymour - .. David Seddon Lockley - .. Patrick Brennan Abigail - .. Kirsty Oswald Other parts played by the cast. Dramatised by Colin MacDonald. Director: Kirsteen Cameron As the number of victims mounts, Shardlake and Barak are constantly wrong-footed. Dramatisations of CJ Sansom's Tudor crime novels.
07	20170328	20201124 (BBC7) 20201125 (BBC7)	London, 1543. A serial killer is prowling the city, one who treats murder as a holy mission: preying upon radicals and creating gory tableaux inspired by a prophecy from the Book of Revelation. Archbishop Cranmer has asked Shardlake to conduct a secret investigation to catch the killer before word of the bloodshed reaches the King. But Shardlake and his trusty side-kick Barak are constantly wrong-footed - the killer seems to know exactly what they plan to do next. Could there be an informer within Cranmer's camp? And, with the killer's knowledge of medicinal potions, Shardlake is convinced that the killer must have a connection to the infirmary of the former Benedictine monastery at Westminster. CJ Sansom's Tudor crime novel stars Justin Salinger as detective Matthew Shardlake. Shardlake - .. Justin Salinger Barak - .. Bryan Dick Harsnet - .. Carl Prekopp Guy - .. Vincent Ebrahim Cranmer - .. Sean Baker Dorothy - .. Emily Bruni Benson - .. Patrick Brennan Tamasin - .. Kirsty Owswald Other parts played by the cast. Dramatised by Colin MacDonald. Director: Kirsteen Cameron Shardlake suspects a former monk is behind the killings. CJ Sansom's Tudor murder mystery. Dramatisations of CJ Sansom's Tudor crime novels.
08	20170329	20201125 (BBC7) 20201126 (BBC7)	London, 1543. A serial killer is prowling the city, one who treats murder as a holy mission: preying upon radicals and creating gory tableaux inspired by a prophecy from the Book of Revelation. Archbishop Cranmer has asked Shardlake to conduct a secret investigation to catch the killer before word of the bloodshed reaches the King. But Shardlake and his trusty side-kick Barak are constantly wrong-footed - the killer seems to know exactly what they plan to do next. Could there be an informer within Cranmer's camp? With the killer's knowledge of medicinal potions, Shardlake is convinced that the killer must have a connection to the infirmary of the former Benedictine monastery at Westminster. CJ Sansom's Tudor crime novel stars Justin Salinger as detective Matthew Shardlake. Shardlake - .. Justin Salinger Barak - .. Bryan Dick Harsnet - .. Carl Prekopp Benson - .. Patrick Brennan Guy - .. Vincent Ebrahim Dorothy - .. Emily Bruni Cantrell - .. David Seddon Adam - .. Luke MacGregor Other parts played by the cast. Dramatised by Colin MacDonald. Director: Kirsteen Cameron First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in March 2017.. Shardlake demands answers from the Dean of Westminster. Dramatisations of CJ Sansom's Tudor crime novels.
09	20170330	20201126 (BBC7) 20201127 (BBC7)	Archbishop Cranmer has asked Shardlake to conduct a secret hunt for a serial killer who is enacting, through a series of gory tableaux, a prophecy from the Book of Revelation. With the discovery of the prime suspect's address, Shardlake, Barak, King's Coroner Harsnet, Lord Seymour and a handful of armed men head to Hertfordshire in the hope that the deadly chase is nearing its end. CJ Sansom's Tudor crime novel stars Justin Salinger as detective Matthew Shardlake. Guy - Vincent Ebrahim Seymour - David Seddon Adam - Luke MacGregor Other parts played by the cast. Dramatised by Colin MacDonald. Director: Kirsteen Cameron Shardlake makes a breakthrough in the hunt for the killer. CJ Sansom's Tudor thriller. Dramatisations of CJ Sansom's Tudor crime novels.
10	20170331	20201127 (BBC7) 20201128 (BBC7)	Archbishop Cranmer has asked Shardlake to conduct a secret hunt for a serial killer who is enacting, through a series of gory tableaux, a prophecy from the Book of Revelation. Though the extraordinary events at the seventh victim's house in Hertfordshire suggest that the prophecy is fulfilled, Shardlake is convinced that the killer has one final, terrible act planned and that it somehow involves Catherine Parr. The conclusion of CJ Sansom's Tudor crime novel starring Justin Salinger as detective Matthew Shardlake. Guy - Vincent Ebrahim Dorothy - Emily Bruni Cantrell - David Seddon Cranmer - Sean Baker Lockley - Patrick Brennan Adam - Luke MacGregor Tamasin - Kirsty Oswald Bunce - Clare Perkins Other parts played by the cast. Dramatised by Colin MacDonald. Director: Kirsteen Cameron The prophecy is complete, but Shardlake believes there is one final act of terror to come. Dramatisations of CJ Sansom's Tudor crime novels.
OMNI-01	20170325	20170326 (BBC7) 20201122 (BBC7)	London, 1543, the freezing cold spring is marked by turmoil and darkness. The city's streets are filled with preachers. Radical religion has spilled over into dangerous fundamentalism as young men are maddened by differing interpretations of the Bible. Where the monasteries once acted as gatekeepers to God, the Lord now seems to be very close at hand. Strange signs and portents are observed that suggest the end times are near. As King Henry VIII slips back towards the old religion, the reactionaries are fighting back: radicals are being arrested, heretics threatened with burning and everyone is looking over their shoulder, including Archbishop Cranmer. Into this unsettled landscape comes a murderer who appears to be killing for pleasure. Worse still, his first victim was someone close to Catherine Parr - the King's latest romantic obsession. Their marriage would serve the Reformist cause well and, to protect her chances of becoming Queen, Cranmer wants news of the killer kept from the superstitious King. And so he calls upon lawyer detective Matthew Shardlake to conduct a secret investigation. Once again, Shardlake and his loyal assistant Barak must descend into the murky depths of Tudor society to try to stop the murderer before they strike again. Omnibus of the first five of ten episodes. Guy - Vincent Ebrahim Dorothy - Emily Bruni Cantrell - David Seddon Cranmer - Sean Baker Lockley - Patrick Brennan Adam - Luke MacGregor Tamasin - Kirsty Oswald Bunce - Clare Perkins Other parts are played by members of the cast. Writer - C. J. Sansom Dramatist - Colin MacDonald Director: Kirsteen Cameron Lawyer detective Shardlake and his assistant hunt a killer on the streets of Tudor London. Omnibus editions of CJ Sansom's Tudor crime novels.
OMNI-02	20170401	20170402 (BBC7) 20201129 (BBC7)	Gripping adaptation of C. J. Sansom's bestselling Tudor crime novel, the fourth in the series featuring lawyer detective Matthew Shardlake. London, 1543. A serial killer is prowling the city, one who treats murder as a holy mission: preying upon radicals and creating gory tableaux inspired by a prophecy from the Book of Revelation. Archbishop Cranmer has asked Shardlake to conduct a secret investigation to catch the killer before word of the bloodshed reaches the King: one of the victims was close to Catherine Parr, Henry's current romantic obsession, and an ally of the reformers cause; Cranmer knows that such a taint will ruin any chance of her becoming Queen. As the number of victims mounts, Shardlake and his trusty side-kick Barak are constantly wrong-footed - how does the killer know exactly what they plan to do next? Is there an informant amongst Cranmer's staff? And Shardlake must also attend to another pressing case, that of a young man, Adam Kite, driven mad by the conviction that he is damned and that the Lord has forsaken him. Adam is being held in the Bedlam for his own safety - his wild rants about damnation verge on heresy - but Shardlake hopes his friend Guy the Apothecary can help to ease his suffering. Cast: Guy - Vincent Ebrahim Dorothy - Emily Bruni Cantrell - David Seddon Cranmer - Sean Baker Lockley - Patrick Brennan Adam - Luke MacGregor Tamasin - Kirsty Oswald Bunce - Clare Perkins Other parts are played by members of the cast. Writer - C. J. Sansom Dramatist - Colin MacDonald Producer and Director - Kirsteen Cameron Shardlake's hunt for the killer continues. Stars Justin Salinger. Omnibus editions of CJ Sansom's Tudor crime novels.