out of 182 transmitted. Productions This table is based on records in the BBC Genome archive of the Radio Times. Titles billed as The Wednesday Play (or The Wednesday Play presenting: ...) in the Radio Times listings for their first or a subsequent transmission are included, plus an additional two for the reasons given in the notes. Repeats of the individual productions are excluded, as are some additional repeats from Theatre 625 shown in the Wednesday Play slot during 1968–69 but not billed as such in the Radio Times. All episodes were broadcast on BBC1, with the introduction of colour from November 1969. The archival status has been ascertained for almost all productions based on the BFI National Archive and TV Brain online databases. Most of the extant versions are in the form of 16mm or 35mm black & white telerecordings (prints or negatives), or in a few cases original film versions where that was the original medium used for production. Some of the later plays exist in videotape formats. The Wednesday Play on DVD Alice (written by Dennis Potter; directed by Gareth Davies), as an extra on the DVD of Jonathan Miller's 1966 Alice in Wonderland Cathy Come Home (written by Jeremy Sandford; directed by Kenneth Loach) The End of Arthur's Marriage (written by Christopher Logue; directed by Kenneth Loach) In Two Minds (written by David Mercer; directed by Kenneth Loach) The Nigel Barton Plays: Stand Up, Nigel Barton and Vote, Vote, Vote for Nigel Barton (written by Dennis Potter; directed by Gareth Davies) The Big Flame (written by Jim Allen; directed by Kenneth Loach) The War Game (written and directed by Peter Watkins) 3 Clear Sundays (written by James O'Connor; directed by Kenneth Loach) Up the Junction (written by Nell Dunn; directed by Kenneth Loach) The Golden Vision (written by Neville Smith and Gordon Honeycombe; directed by Kenneth Loach) The Vortex (written by Noël Coward; directed by Philip Dudley), in the Noël Coward Collection, BBCDVD2566 The Year of the Sex Olympics (written by Nigel Kneale, directed by Michael Elliott), DVD released by the BFI The Last Train through the Harecastle Tunnel (written by Peter Terson, directed by Alan Clarke), in the 'Alan Clarke at the BBC' box set from the BFI. Sovereign's Company (written by Don Shaw, directed by Alan Clarke), in the 'Alan Clarke at the BBC' box set from the BFI. See also Armchair Theatre ITV