Dante's Inferno - Audio Dramatization featuring Corin Redgrave

Cast:
Dante The Poet - Corin Redgrave
Dante The Pilgrim - Tom Burke
Virgil - Alex Jennings
Beatrice - Laurie Anderson
The Gate Of Hell - Arthur Brown
The Inferni - Adam McDonnel, Chris New, Joseph Kloska, Kathy Rose O'Brien, Nia Gwynne, Timothy Ackroyd, Victoria Yeates
Text Adapted and Produced by Roger Elsgood
Directed by Willi Richards
Music by Scanner

[@howardlovecraft750]

Always heard of Dante's Inferno, but had no Idea it was that great of a book. Unbelievably well written and a true masterpiece.

[@gamers7800]

A Masterpiece in every sense of the word. To be honest this is just a re-enactment, the translation of the poets words are rather poor.

[@genesisrail]

If you like Inferno, should read the rest of The Divine Comedy

[@ZephLodwick]

You should read the rest of the divine comedy; it's a trilogy. My favourite part is Purgatory.

[@yargila]

@@gamers7800 ggf.t

[@gamers7800]

@@yargila The same to you !🤨

[@louisegeezee9558]

Thank you for sharing this, it's harder to find AUDIO DRAMAS !! Rather than "read coldly" computerised audiobooks. ✌️️✌️️🙂

[@boojay111]

try looking up bbc radio dramatisations

[@sibiria8816]

Those lovely audiobooks recorded by teens with the voice of a pimpled goblin mcdonalds clerk stumbling on every word with more than 6 letters. Good effort boy but why upload it? :P

[@triciamedora9274]

@@boojay111 AaaaAA

[@DocZ82]

Check out Horrorbabble, it's an amazing channel on KZbin. Every story is so well narrated, there's some amazing stuff there. It's all weird fiction, that sort of stuff.

[@BitterDawn]

Very fuckin cool, great acting and subversive atmosphere added with ambience by Scanner. I wish this was as long as the book. Listening to this makes me want to draw each level on a huge canvas.

[@stma05]

This version is absolutely amazing!

[@leeellis47]

It's like you can see and feel it!

[@wonderfulworldofwendy8129]

This is the first audio drama I’ve listened to! I like it. Makes my life on the road more educational. Thank you.

[@thereisonlyonewright3040]

I've enjoyed this version more than others. Alex Jennings and Corin Redgrave we're perfect! Sadly Corin passed away in 2010 from cancer. His work lives on with a vengeance.

[@bumbobrumbo]

This doesn’t get nearly as much praise as it deserves

[@timking2931]

This is the 2nd night in a row I’m listening to this and it’s blowing my mind. I fell asleep around the 7th circle last night but I am thoroughly enjoying this thank u💜🤟

[@Milan9Zlatangoogle]

Do you not suddenly wake up in fear when you hear a loud cry of a tortured soul?

[@timking2931]

@@Milan9Zlatangoogle 💜🤟

[@gandolfthegreen7158]

@@Milan9Zlatangoogle why would you? When another soul cries yours is safe for the time being, relax no point in panic or worrying you’ll only suffer twice.

[@mijo91]

Watch as above so below , what dreams may come , Jacobs ladder, and house that jack built last half hour is good for this

[@timking2931]

@@mijo91 the house that jack built was quite good. I get your reference to the last half hour his ideology was a trip. I find there’s some good hellraiser audiobooks 2 that are pure gems for asmr🤟

[@flawns]

YEEEEEESSSS!!! this version is amazing

[@BlackNovaWolf]

love this, I'm studying Dante's Inferno. I really enjoyed this!!

[@refizulmarzan]

the best version out there

[@ambaukhalifamoe5968]

This is a text I like to read once in a while. For the first time I listened to it. Very interesting. I like this version very much.

[@PrinceSingh-zn5pg]

Love this. Thank you.

[@infiniteandroid]

best one I've heard so far!!!!

[@mrexcelsior1414]

This is a fantastic audio recording

[@henriklindberg1646]

put me to sleep so many times, thank you

[@margaretdrew2844]

I heard the version that John hurt did on radio four years ago .was not able to hear the end .had to go out . This is a good version.😊

[@DocZ82]

Best Dramatic adaption ever!

[@XXXPEACEXXX7]

Amazing thank you so much for the upload I listened to the whole thing while at the gym and it's much appreciated

[@samanthatheriot8879]

This is excellence, Merci x

[@robinkok8006]

So great!

[@aisforamerica2185]

We need a line-for-line audio play. But imagine the amount of special fx needed for a feature film!

[@roseredmayne]

When this poem was written, it was meant to be listened to, not read.

[@gamers7800]

The 1300s.

[@sapperdaddy792]

Wow, that’s pretty deep…

[@las9582]

Love this❤

[@paulkarafillis8166]

Thanks for sharing this. 👍

[@mikeycrouse8968]

i like it because it's eaiser to understand

[@antoniochagas701]

Don't say: "it's easy to understand" Non-native English people are listening to it!!

[@samhainsluagh1685]

@@antoniochagas701 he can say whatever he wants. Fuck off

[@markletts8802]

The books 13hr long

[@Herrformaggio]

But thou, why goest thou back to such annoyance? Why climb'st thou not the Mount Delectable, Which is the source and cause of every joy?"

[@shorouqtahraoui]

loveee this

[@minaasimm]

This helped me sm with my skl work

[@natalieheath2726]

Wow thank you very much 👌

[@angrykatrants]

Any more of these ????? 💓💓💓💓

[@tinamillet4946]

Great Work. Keep it up.

[@jo69ma]

EXCELLENT. WHEE IS PURGATORIO AND PARADISO?

[@skronked]

Yay!!

[@gideongarcia5242]

Wish this version has a sequel. But the closest we're gonna get is the BBC radio version.

[@danieldonnelly5778]

*KZbin Add plays* Virgil: STFU He can listen to this book IT IS WILLED IN HEAVEN!!!! Me: Deus Vult Virgil!!!!!

[@karymarie9786]

Can someone tell me were I can listen the the whole book divine comedy of this version pls

[@willowleaves2008]

Which book version are you reading? I'd like to read along, so could you share which edition it is? :)

[@ConfraternitasOrandi]

IT'S A EDITED VERSION FOR RADIO, THE FIRST BOOK IS ABOUT 4 HOURS LONG :)

[@lolyouwontfindme6070]

17:40 book marking where I left off, no spoilers!

[@humphrey4976]

Lol YouWontFindMe Dumbledore dies

[@FreeJulianAssange23]

God cast the fallen angel to Earth thus this place we call home is hell, and we are walking through it.

[@gideongarcia9127]

24:52 Favorite quote

[@ishtarcephei5054]

Ah yes, the Dark Woods. They seem to be getting larger these days, don't they? Also taller, isn't that right?

[@artsydawg5271]

Does anyone know where I might buy this?

[@tooth3642]

I'm having trouble understanding what was being said at 38:10. This is what I'm getting: "Look at me, see how I tear myself see how m?????? is deformed and torn and see how in front of me ???????? walks reaping his face cleft from chin to crown" Can anyone make out the words?

[@earthssingularity2039]

do they have the music available anywhere?

[@ZephLodwick]

Is there this but for Purgatory or Paradise?

[@ezralbs5157]

Is there a full version of this

[@hawkboy1792]

Wow

[@Buggy-zu9zw]

I wonder if Vanessa has heard this...rest in peace Corin.

[@shanemason4815]

Where is the rest of the book?

[@fernandovvasquez8767]

Who did this ??? I need part 2!!!!!!!! Who is this maker Where is part 2

[@bilwisss]

limbo is very boring..

[@mijo91]

No no no limbo is a circle purgitorio is the next book

[@natashagenier2642]

I wish their was a purgatory read this way

[@jasonlast7091]

Please if you find one, let me know. Release me from this hell.

[@bradleonard1815]

Purgatorio read like this would be awsome. Love dante

[@Marshall-sp8vn]

Repentance✝️

[@ZephLodwick]

Whose translation is this?

[@ZephLodwick]

That's one long treck

[@razziosantos7655]

d m c vibes

[@razziosantos7655]

devil may cry 6 hopefully

[@jupiterdrip9453]

31:00 Well this explains why I see people with twisted necks. This read explains a lot.

[@jackiepaper6464]

Abandon all hope ye who enter here

[@Bob-zu4ed]

That's what my door mat says

[@tovarasulsecretargeneral2822]

@@Bob-zu4ed ))))))))))))

[@Eneru89]

Lasciate ogni speranza voi ch’entrate

[@ZephLodwick]

The performances are great, but this dramatisation is heavily abridged, and much of the terror and beauty of the original poetry is lost due to cuts.

[@Eneru89]

36:27 basically a xenomorph

[@MyEmilio1983]

Some characters need to sound more clear

[@MyEmilio1983]

@@sj_offical. I still like it and am hoping to hear one from revelation and Ezequiel. The book was read beautifully thank you blessings love

[@culturevsman5024]

FEAR

[@josephkush1032]

I added a prison in my book named "Dante's inferno"

[@ZephLodwick]

Now you need a rehab centre named 'Dante's Purgatorio'.

[@TranscendentalAirwaves]

Is it just me or does this honestly sound A LOT like Rowen Atkinson. lol I mean it's obviously not but he's GOT to be trying to impersonate him. 38:58

[@DoomFinkle]

38:10

[@critteryoung9587]

Banana

[@panicatthedisconnect]

9:13

[@svalbard01]

Stewie from Family Guy is the perfect narrator.

[@christophertracy7272]

All have sinned, but this is a ficticios poem. He did get some things right like seeing the Popes in Hell.

[@TT-zu5pr]

He got more right than just that, believe u me. Ultimately tho his interpretation, but a great 1

[@Eneru89]

flat earthers BTFO

[@darealtuck4420]

love how god throws people born before christianity into the first circle. Literally god's fault 100%, since he chose for them to be born then, but they still get to live without hope for eternity. What a nice guy

[@charlasmith47]

This is Dante's interpretation, not what God actually does.

[@jaime7300]

Baptize your kids

[@apemantus67]

Adam and Eve's fault.

[@OhItsJAB]

That was Dante's interpretation of God back in the 14th century, but I agree, God is a dick...

[@jasonjay4817]

Guys, guys. God isn't real.

[@paulrosa6173]

Didn't this reading leave out a bolgia? The sodomites? I'm gay and would just as well not hear that one. But I didn't hear it. I also don't agree with the idea that that would be what we deserved. I read the first two books for a class in literature in college but this is so much more vivid than the dry discussion in that class. Yet C. Redgrave leaves out many details actually. I don't speak Italian but can pronounce it to some extent. It's hard going but very pretty. A guy I used to know who spoke Italian told me that even Puccini's music accompanies librettos that are very old fashioned Italian.. Puccini worked in the early 20th century The DC must be something like Shakespearian language compared to modern English? I would so like to be able to appreciate that. At 72 I don't think I will have enough time. Dante's Hell is absolutely terrifying.

[@josephsballs9656]

37:37