For nearly all of 14 years, the BBC staged and broadcast weekly live plays, at least one
which included time travel: a production of the 1926 play, Berkeley Square. According
to lostshows.com, no copy of Berkeley Square survived, but I did enjoy a telerecording
of their 1954 staging of Nineteen-Eighty-Four (with no time travel!) that caused a
stir in cold-war era Britain.
Attention, comrades, attention! Here is a complementary production bulletin issued by the
Ministry of Plenty giving further glorious news of the success of the seventh three-year
plan! In clear demonstration of the rising standards of our new, happy life, the latest
calculated increases are as follows. . .
DEBUT
BBC Sunday-Night Theater (31 May 1959).
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Debut. BBC Sunday-Night Theater (31 May 1959).
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Attention, comrades, attention! Here is a complementary production bulletin issued by the
Ministry of Plenty giving further glorious news of the success of the seventh three-year
plan! In clear demonstration of the rising standards of our new, happy life, the latest
calculated increases are as follows. . .
1 English variant