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Pride and Prejudice Part 7

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You are cordially invited to the Netherfield Ball… where Lizzy agrees to dance with Mr Darcy - despite the nasty gossip she’s been hearing about him. Is it possible there are two sides to the story after all?  


And Darcy isn’t the only one who has his eyes on Lizzy at the party… her obnoxious cousin Mr Collins can’t seem to keep away from her either.    



A Noiser podcast production. 


Narrated by Dame Julie Andrews 


Written by Jane Austen 


Recording Engineer: Sam Hamilton  


Produced by Katrina Hughes 


Script Supervisors: Dr Emmie Rose Price-Goodfellow, Ed Baranski and Duncan Barrett 


Sound Supervisors: Tom Pink and Oliver Baines 


Sound Design by Miri Latham, George Tapp, and Tom Pink


Audio Editing by George Tapp 


Compositions: Dorry Macaulay  


Music Performances by Dorry Macaulay, Oliver Baines, Mia Whittaker, and Moritz Flohr


Mix and Mastering: Josh Latham 

 

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