Home » TV » Play For Today: Alma Mater (BBC-1 1971 with Ian Carmichael and Dinah Sheridan) TVPlay For Today: Alma Mater (BBC-1 1971 with Ian Carmichael and Dinah Sheridan)Published 8 years agoon May 18, 2015 UK / BBC One / 1×85 minute episodes / Broadcast 7 January 1971Writer: David Hodson / Associate Producer: Ann Kirch / Producer: Irene Shubik / Director James FermanSeries: Play For Today / Season 1 Episode 10Drama. Jimmy Nicholson, back from the Middle East, visits his son at the public school where he was educated. He discovers that the traditions by which he has guided his life appear to be obsolete.cast Ian Carmichael as Jimmy Nicholson Max Adrian as Nathan W. Potts John Woodvine as Cheeseman Dinah Sheridan as Matron John Glyn-Jones as Phelps Jason Kemp as Stephen Geoffrey Colville as Man in Train Charles Lewsen as Steaky Bacon Angus Mackay as Ramsay-Foot Christopher Reynalds as Alethorpe Rosamund Greenwood as Miss Tompkins Graham Armitage as Dingle Rupert Webster as Kinder Charles Pinner as Jenkins Nicholas Young as Bateman Nigel Hawthorne as Major Hilda Braid as Major’s Wife Helen Christie as Bookmaker’s Wife Keith Marsh as Bookmaker Share on Twitter Share on Facebook Share on Reddit Share on SMS You may also be interested in... Derek Thompson to Say Farewell to Casualty After 37 Years “Man Like Mobeen” Season 4 Premieres 8 June on BBC Three Indira Varma joins “Doctor Who” as The Duchess Lucy Benjamin’s Lisa Fowler Returns to Eastenders Staged Season 3 Set to Premiere Soon on BBC One Two More Gladiators Revealed – Nitro and Diamond Kat Sadler’s “Such Brave Girls” Now Filming for Three The Galactic Garden The Sentimental Agent (ATV 1963) The Restless Gun (NBC – ABC 1957-1960 TV Series) The Dark Island (BBC 1962 TV Series) The Deputy (NBC 1959-1960 TV Series) Delvecchio (NBC 1976 TV Series) Messiah (BBC One 2001-2004 TV Series) Topics: BBCDinah SheridanDramaIan CarmichaelJohn WoodvineMax AdrianNigel HawthornePlay For Today Up NextThe Amazing Dr Newton (BBC-2 1977 with Jack Shepherd and James Hazledine) Don't MissAll Quiet On The Preston Front (BBC Drama, Colin Buchanan, Stephen Tompkinson) Advertisement