Mary’s husband always said she had too much imagination. Well it doesn’t do any harm… or does it? Mary is a resident in a retirement home full of activities and 'foreign' staff. It's Mother's Day, and Mary looks through cards from her distant children as she muses on her life. Short and touching audio monologue written and performed by Fiz Marcus
Oddball Fred takes us on a weird and wonderful pub crawl… in his mind.
Simon has had a horrific childhood which he considers to be the reason behind being filled with desire for his girlfriend's 17 year old sister, Jenny. Tonight she's staying over.
The world’s first Tourettes Snooker player – and he’s in the world final. Will he be able to stay quiet with all the tension? Short story from Wireless Theatre, performed by Joseph Elmo Snow. Contains strong language.
Two darkly comic stories by Saki. Mrs Packletide's Tiger and The Jesting of Arlington Stringham. Saki was born in Burma and grew up in Devonshire. He was killed in the trenches of WW1.
Science fiction audio comedy written by Peter Davis. It's 2057 and our hero is learning how to send clients back in time. Recorded LIVE at The Lost Theatre as part of their Sci-Fi Show case.
The concept of 2010 Space Commander! came about after hours of musings on the future of the planet and us being on it – taking in to account what we already know about climate change, available resources and population expansion. Our bodies cannot genuinely explore space, so why not get rid of them? Written by Stuart Price.
On a remote American airbase in Northern England, the fate of the world hangs in the balance.
Sloper and Madison travel from London to Cumbria in an attempt to thwart a terrifying scheme.
Sloper and Madison’s trajectories overlap in their search for the truth
MI5 has warned him off the case, but unseen forces bring Sloper into alignment with a figure from his past
Sloper’s clandestine investigation draws him into the shadows.
London, 1979. As American and Soviet moon bases aim their nuclear missiles at targets across the planet, former MI5 officer Eddie Sloper is about to uncover a deadly secret. Award Winning Alternative History Sci-Fi Audio Drama featured on BBC Radio Four.
Jonah Smith must fight to fulfil his destiny and finally discover the secret of Springheel’d Jack
Jonah Smith must join forces with an old enemy in his search for Springheel'd Jack
UK, 1877. Aldershot Barracks is attacked by a flame wreathed 'Night Terror'
A runaway train speeds towards it’s explosive destination.
Hunted by the police and stalked by a sinister new enemy, Jonah Smith risks all.
Folly Ditch, 1845. When a fire-breathing maniac kills 13-year-old Maria Davis, Springheel Jack is blamed
Smith and Charlotte must escape the villainous Lord Wayland and solve the mystery of Springheel'd Jack
Smith’s desperate race to capture the mysterious Springheel'd Jack before he strikes again sends him on a dangerous hunt
Multi Award Winning Audio Drama, based on the mysterious Victorian urban legend of Springheel'd Jack. The first episode of the first series of the critically acclaimed Springheel Saga featuring the late great Nicholas Parsons and Julian Glover. Who, or what, is the terrifying attacker with glowing eyes, white oilskin suit, and amazing jumping ability?
Award winning documentary about Western attitudes to death and dying. Brian Blessed and Jo Brand narrate
Award winning documentary about Western attitudes to death and dying. Brian Blessed and Jo Brand narrate
Award winning documentary about Western attitudes to death and dying. Brian Blessed and Jo Brand narrate
Award winning documentary about Western attitudes to death and dying. Brian Blessed and Jo Brand narrate. When it comes to death, we are bad consumers. Because we don’t plan ahead, because we don’t talk about it, we are in a state of shock and exhaustion. We don’t question, we don’t shop around and it makes us very vulnerable potentially. This award winning audio documentary deals with our universal attitudes to death and dying.
Key scenes from Much Ado About Nothing, related to the theme of 'love and language'.
Key scenes from Romeo and Juliet, related to the theme of 'Loves destructive power'.
Key scenes from Macbeth, on the theme 'How does power change people?'
Key scenes from Hamlet, related to the theme of 'Is Hamlet Mad?' Act 2, Scene 2 – Act 3, Scene 1 – Act 3, Scene 4 performed by professional actors as a learning aid.
