 In 1971 the Aldeburgh Festival once again staged "Noye's Fludde" at Orford; a full television broadcast of the production, transferred to Snape Maltings, was made by the BBC, conducted by Steuart Bedford under the composer's supervision, with Brannigan resuming the role of Noah, Sheila Rex as his wife, and Lumsden as the Voice of God.In 1972 Jonathan Miller directed his first opera with a production of "Noye's Fludde", staged during 21–23 December at the Roundhouse Theatre, London.The adult roles were taken by Michael Williams (God), Bryan Drake (Noah) and Isabelle Lucas (Mrs Noah), and the conductor was John Lubbock.