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The BBC has created a web page for The Double, an adaptation of Dostoyevsky's novel by Jonathan Holloway, which Joseph recently recorded for BBC Radio 4. The drama will be broadcast on Radio 4 next Sunday 10th June 2018 at 3pm. 

The Double

Jonathan Holloway's reimagining of Dostoyevsky's nightmare vision of a lonely civil servant driven to madness when his life is stolen by a doppelganger.

Golyadkin/The Double ..... Joseph Millson
Andrei Filippovich Olsufy .....Sean Murray
Dr Rutenspitz ..... Elizabeth Counsell
Klara Olsufyevna/Needles ..... Kerry Gooderson
Marmeladov ..... Lauren Cornelius
Raskolnikov ..... Joseph Ayre
Fatboy ..... Ryan Whittle
Maitre D' ..... Ryan Early

Fans of Joseph Millson's voice work are in for a treat. Joseph has just recorded a new play for BBC Radio 4: an adaptation of Dosdoyevsky's The Double by Jonathan Holloway. According to Jonathan on Twitter, we can look forward to broadcast on June 10th 2018.

Red Shift's first ACE funded show was The Double in 1986. Today we wrapped a dystopian version for BBC Radio 4 to be broadcast 10th June 2018. I have found it a poignant and quietly emotional thing. @josephmillson Kate Paul Jeremy Rawlinson Luke Kirby Machel Sheldon pic.twitter.com/a80NvupwIu

— Jonathan Holloway (@JHollowayPlays) May 23, 2018

Last June, 5 episodes of That Was Then were broadcast on BBC Radio 4. Joseph played Shaun in the drama about an inner-city vicar who is caught up in the repercussions of a convicted killer being released on appeal after 20 years in jail.

According to the BBC Radio 4 website and Radio Times, Joseph's character features in episodes 6-15 which are currently airing on Radio 4. Previous episodes are available to listen again still if you need a catch up. 

Joseph Millson's latest recording for BBC Radio 4 will be broadcast tomorrow afternoon: Saturday 18th November 2.30pm - 4pm. An adaptation of Graham Greene's thriller 'Stamboul Train' by Jeremy Front, Joseph plays the lead role of Myatt. The Times describes it as 'properly exciting'!

Radio pick of the day

Drama: Stamboul Train (Radio 4, 2.30pm)

Joseph Millson and Abbie Andrews star in a new, 80-minute, properly exciting dramatisation of Graham Greene’s tense thriller that is set aboard the Orient- Express in the 1930s. Danger and intrigue swirl round an assortment of passengers as the train thunders across a volatile Europe from Ostend to Constantinople. 

The BBC Radio 4 website has full cast details.

The BBC Press Office has announced broadcast dates for its 'Love Henry James' series. The series includes drama The Portrait of a Lady, in which Joseph playes Gilbert Osmond. Catch it on BBC Radio 4 3-4pm on Sunday 30th July 2017.

Love Henry James: The Portrait Of A Lady

Radio 4, Sunday 30 July, 3-4pm