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If you missed Joseph's reading on BBC Radio 3's Words and Music programme 'Rule Breakers' yesterday, it is available for catch-up on iPlayer for another 29 days! The list of music included in the programme is on the website. 

Joseph Millson and Naomi Frederick are the readers in this edition of Words and Music on the theme of rule-breaking, curated by New Generation Thinker Corin Throsby. With music by Monteverdi, Beethoven, Stravinsky and The Clash and words by Shelley, Byron, Virginia Woolf and Roald Dahl.

Joseph shared this photo of himself with Campus co-star Jonathan Bailey at the recording of new BBC Radio 4 drama 'The Forsytes'. Joseph hadn't revealed his character in the drama, but a tweet from another member of the cast tells us that he is playing Soames. No broadcast date yet for The Forsytes.

The Forsytes is a new adaptation of John Galsworthy's nine Forsyte novels, adapted for Radio 4 by Shaun McKenna. 

In studio recording the Forsyte Saga! #loveradio @bbcradiodrama @BBCRadio4 pic.twitter.com/uaBUZgAsob

It seems Joseph recorded a radio play, The Icelandic Journals, for BBC Radio 4 which was broadcast this week. There are four more days to listen again on iPlayer. Sorry I couldn't give more notice to listen, I didn't know about it, and it didnt appear in searches.

A review of the recently broadcast Homage to Catalonia and Burma on radio 4 has been shared on The Stage website. Don't forget that the shows are still available to catch up on iPlayer, while each evening Joseph can read you a bed time story on Radio 4.

Eric Blair, Orwell’s real name, is played by Joseph Millson, who was recently seen as a medic having a breakdown on TV’s Holby City. If this were television, he would not have been cast here, as he is far too handsome to play Orwell, who longed to be attractive to women. Millson merges a clipped accent with the confusion of a young man who abhors casual colonial racism.