He wrote and presented the long-running BBC Radio 3 series Stage & Screen[2] in which he interviewed many of the most prominent writers and stars of musical theatre.
Edward presented the long-running BBC Radio Four musical quiz Counterpoint for one year in 2007, after the death of Ned Sherrin.
Building a Library and the annual ‘Critics Choice’ Nightwaves The Changing Voice In Character Mining The Archive Performance on 3 Presenter of Counterpoint on BBC Radio 4, 2007, Kaleidoscope special with Sir Paul McCartney, and Woman's Hour with Elaine Paige BBC Cardiff Singer of the World coverage Julie Andrews sings Richard Rodgers - Polygram Video/TV Special Leonard Bernstein: Reaching for the Note Jacqueline du Pré: Playing With Fire The South Bank Show: Leif Ove Andsnes Maxim Vengerov: Playing By Heart English National Opera[4] Glyndebourne Festival Opera London Philharmonic Orchestra City of London Festival Joseph Weinberger Ltd (all also available via The Independent Online) Stage and Screen Online Judging panel for The Voice of Musical Theatre Competition in Cardiff Judging panel for The Sondheim Prize Moderated public interviews with Stephen Sondheim (Queen's Theatre, London) and Charles Strouse (Shaw Theatre, London) Pre-performance events for the BBC Proms, English National Opera, Cheltenham Festival, London Philharmonic Orchestra, Royal Philharmonic Orchestra Royal Opera House, Covent Garden: public interviews with Bryn Terfel, Renee Fleming, John Tomlinson, Jonas Kaufmann, Juan Diego Florez Wigmore Hall: Evenings with Anja Silja and Margaret Price Radio: Numerous dramas incl.
The Archers, BBC Radio 4: Peter Stephens Young Winston (dir Richard Attenborough), Julia (dir Fred Zinnemann), and A Bridge Too Far, (dir Richard Attenborough)[5] The Regiment Get Some In Bristol Old Vic Tyneside Theatre Company Timothy West Company at the Billingham Forum Edinburgh Festival Fringe Mahler: His Life and Times (Omnibus Press) Michael Tilson Thomas: Viva Voce - a collection of conversations with the American conductor (Faber and Faber) Liner notes & EPK Promotional Videos for Deutsche Gramophone, EMI, Decca, and others.
Essays on Leonard Bernstein's Candide and The Merry Wives of Windor in Music for the Edinburgh Festival and Royal Shakespeare Company programmes