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Ulysses (broadcast)

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Radio broadcast of James Joyce's novel "Ulysses"

Ulysses
James Joyce
Complete Recording
Studio album by
RTÉ Players
Recorded1982
GenreDrama
Length29:44:55
LabelRTÉ with theLannan Foundation

TheUlysses broadcast began on 16 June 1982 (Bloomsday) when the Irish state broadcaster,RTÉ Radio, transmitted an uninterrupted 30-hour dramatised radio performance, by 33 actors of theRTÉ Players, of the entire text ofJames Joyce's epic 1922 novel,Ulysses, to commemorate the centenary of the author's birth (born 2 February 1882).[1] The broadcast began at 6.30 am and continued until midday the next day. It was carried by live relay internationally,[2][3] and it won aJacob's Broadcasting Award in recognition of its achievement.

Writing inThe Spectator, John Phipps said, "I can't praise it enough. It is a masterpiece, a rare, enduring example of radio drama as art" and "The RTÉ players give performances of great clarity and insight."[2]

The full 30-hour broadcast was repeated for the first time in 38 years onRTÉ Radio 1 Extra on 16 June 2020, beginning at 8 am. The decision to repeat the transmission was influenced by the death in January of that year of Joyce's grandson and literary estate executor,Stephen Joyce, and by the quarantine introduced in Ireland to limit the spread of theCOVID-19 virus.[4] It was broadcast once again on the 120th anniversary of Bloomsday on Radio 1 Extra on 16 June 2024.[5]

The novelUlysses contains about 265,000 words from a vocabulary of 30,030 words.[6] This record-breaking and historic[1][7] live literary broadcast was originally released to the public, after the broadcast, as a recording on 20audio cassettes in 1982[8] and later digitally remastered oncompact disc in two formats: as a 32-CDboxed set, and as a three-CD set ofMP3 audio files, released in 2004 (OCLC315482641 and605276262).[9]

Track listing (MP3 version)

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Disc 1Length   9:57:05
TrackEpisodeTime
01Telemachus45:52
02Nestor32:26
03Proteus48:07
04Calypso45:44
05Lotus Eaters42:25
06Hades1:08:58
07Aeolus1:07:59
08Lestrygonians 152:06
09Lestrygonians 231:45
10Scylla and Charybdis 156:11
11Scylla and Charybdis 220:14
12Wandering Rocks 11:01:06
13Wandering Rocks 224:12
Disc 2Length   10:02:29
TrackEpisodeTime
14Sirens 11:10:04
15Sirens 227:08
16Cyclops 11:02:11
17Cyclops 21:11:08
18Nausicaa 158:34
19Nausicaa 245:15
20Oxen of the Sun 157:13
21Oxen of the Sun 21:03:10
22Oxen of the Sun 320:06
23Circe 11:07:56
24Circe 259:44
Disc 3Length   9:45:21
TrackEpisodeTime
25Circe 31:09:00
26Circe 41:01:19
27Circe 530:53
28Eumaeus 11:01:14
29Eumaeus 21:11:34
30Ithaca 155:05
31Ithaca 258:39
32Ithaca 342:43
33Penelope 159:08
34Penelope 254:46
35Penelope 321:00
Total length   29:44:55

Broadcast personnel (the RTÉ Players)

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Narrators[10]

Cast

  • Leopold Bloom – Ronnie Walsh
  • Molly Bloom – Pegg Monahan
  • Stephen Dedalus – Patrick Dawson
  • Buck Mulligan – Gerry McArdle
  • Mr. Deasy – Brendan Cauldwell
  • Myles Crawford – Seamus Forde
  • Bantam Lyons – Jim Reid
  • Simon DedalusEamon Keane
  • Haines – Laurence Foster
  • Miss Douce – Colette Proctor
  • Miss Kennedy – Barbara McCaughey
  • Nosy Flynn – Gerald Fitzmahony
  • Ben Dollard – Breandán Ó Dúill
  • Ned Lambert – Denis Staunton
  • W.B. Murphy – Liam O'Callaghan
  • Cyril Sargent – Brendan Conroy
  • Colm – Colm Hefferon
  • Zoe Higgins – Marcella O'Riordan
  • Bella Cohen –Eileen Colgan
  • John Henry Menton – Eoin White
  • The Nymph – Cathryn Brennan
  • Virag –Christopher Casson
  • Old Gummy Granny –Neasa Ní Annracháin
  • Stephen's Mother – Joan Plunkett
  • Mrs. Yelverton-Barry – Daphne Carroll
  • Cissy Caffrey – Kate Minogue
  • Alf Bergin – Joe Taylor
  • The Gaffer – Ivan Hanly

Production personnel

  • Text Consultant – Roland McHugh
  • Sound Supervision – Marcus Mac Donald
  • Executive Producer – Micheál Ó hAodha
  • Director – William Styles

References

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  1. ^ab1982 Recordings. RTÉ. Retrieved: 2010-09-12.
  2. ^abPhipps, John (9 April 2022)."Don't read Ulysses; listen to it".The Spectator.Ireland. 16 June 1982. 6:30 a.m. Radios all over the country emit the words 'Stately, plump Buck Mulligan', and don't stop broadcasting until they have read out every word of Ulysses, down to its last, heart-stopping syllable.
  3. ^Cue the magical music of memory, Irish Times. Retrieved: 2010-09-12.
  4. ^Ulysses on the radio: a 29-hour epic is released from the archives to mark Bloomsday Irish Independent, 2020-06-14.
  5. ^Ulysses broadcast, RTÉ Radio 1 Extra, 2024-06-16.
  6. ^Analyzing UlyssesArchived 2008-10-25 at theWayback Machine by Avinash Vora, 2008-10-20. Retrieved: 2010-09-12.
  7. ^Fair City actor Brendan Cauldwell dies at 83. Irish Independent, 2006-01-13. Retrieved: 2010-09-12.
  8. ^Library catalogue entry. UCD. Retrieved: 2010-09-12.
  9. ^Reading Ulysses. RTÉ. Retrieved: 2010-09-12.
  10. ^Cast list. RTÉ. Retrieved: 2010-09-12.

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