Heathcote Williams

Heathcote Williams

Heathcote Williams, poet, playwright and actor, made a significant contribution to many fields. He is best known for his extended poems on environmental subjects: Whale Nation, Falling for a Dolphin, Sacred Elephant and Autogeddon. His plays also won acclaim, notably AC/DC produced at London’s Royal Court, and Hancock’s Last Half Hour. As an actor he was equally versatile – taking memorable roles in Orlando, Wish You Were Here, and Derek Jarman’s The Tempest, in which he played Prospero.

Titles read by Heathcote Williams
Dracula (abridged)
The Inferno (unabridged)
The Life of Mozart (unabridged)
The Middle Way (unabridged)
The New Testament (selections)
Oedipus (unabridged)
Paradise (unabridged)
Purgatory (unabridged)
The Revelation of St John the Divine (unabridged)
Romeo and Juliet (unabridged)
Sacred Elephant (unabridged)
Whale Nation (unabridged)