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The second instalment of our collection of prose and poetry by Mark Lewis - read by Owen Teale and Mark Lewis



1) A Joke read by Owen Teale



2) Canary Blue read by Mark Lewis



3) Elsewhere read by Owen Teale



4) Coal read by Mark Lewis



5) A Photo On The Wall read by Mark Lewis



Produced by David Beck



Edited by Joe Richardson



Recorded at Nomadic Studios

Listen to the rich tones of Owen Teale and Mark Lewis reading these witty and whimsical poems and tales written by Mark Lewis.



1) First Times read by Mark Lewis



2) The Lighthouse read by Owen Teale



3) Shores and Shorelines read by Owen Teale



4) Maria read by Mark Lewis



5) Those Bridges, That House read by Owen Teale



Produced by David Beck



Edited by Joe Richardson



Recorded at Nomadic Studios



For further information on Mark Lewis' writing, please email info@wirelesstheatrecompany.co.uk



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“Bah! Humbug!”



Enjoy a new abridged audiobook adaptation of Charles Dickens' most famous novella, A Christmas Carol.



Christmas Eve. As everyone prepares for the start of the festive holidays with joy and excitement, one man is ready to greet it with bitterness and scorn. A man with more cruelty, callousness and coldness in his heart than any other creature who walks the earth. His name? Ebenezer Scrooge.



But tonight, this lost, dark soul will receive a ghostly figure from beyond the grave, warning Ebenezer that his bitter nature must now face the true spirit of Christmas, or forever be damned...



A story of goodwill and humanity, this timeless tale returns to remind us of that much needed spirit of kindness and compassion, and that, even in our darkest days, we can all rediscover the light.



Read by Jenny Runacre, directed and produced by Jack Bowman.



NARRATOR: JENNY RUNACRE



RUNNING TIME: 2 hours 57 min



Minor abridgements have been made for timing purposes of this audiobook

When Russia put the first man on the moon... the world changed.



Wireless Theatre's alternate history, Cold War thriller. Starring Philip Bulcock (THE DARK KNIGHT) and William Hope (ALIENS).



PHASE ONE: MOONRISE



London, 1979. As American and Soviet moonbases aim their nuclear missiles at targets across the planet, former MI5 officer Eddie Sloper is about to uncover a deadly secret.



CAST AND CREW:
Eddie Sloper... PHILIP BULCOCK
Wilkins... STEPHEN CRITCHLOW
Emperor Zurk/Rick Risk... RICHARD REED
Mission Control/Cab Driver... GREG PAGE
The Space Snaxx Kid... SARAH WHITEHOUSE
Den... YASMINE HOLNESS-DOVE
Mrs. Jones... GEORGINA PERIAM
Russian Countdown... DAVID TAYLOR
Uri Gagarin... ANDREI ZAYATS
Lt. Gen. Atherton... WILLIAM HOPE



Other parts were played by members of the cast.
Recording took place at the RNIB Talking Book Studios.



Production Assistant... LIIS MIKK
Studio engineering, editing and sound design by JIM SIGEE
Music composed and performed by FRANCESCO QUADRARUOPOLO
Story by JACK BOWMAN and ROBERT VALENTINE
Written, directed and produced by ROBERT VALENTINE
Commissioning Editor: MARIELE RUNACRE-TEMPLE



Cover art by @arbernaut



Future episodes released monthly exclusively via www.wirelesstheatre.co.uk

Our heroes have escaped the clutches of the Countess,
but Nathaniel Swan has gone to Rome to complete his
malevolent master plan – to raise the spirit of Julius
Caesar from the dead! Drayton is hot on his tracks – but
can Nathaniel be stopped before it’s too late?



Alice Osmanski as Drayton
Susan Casanove as Marjorie
Peter Wicks as Jason
Stephen Critchlow as Sir Percy
Beth Eyre as Violet
and Simon Kane as Nathaniel
with additional voices by Esmé Patey - Ford
The script was written by David K. Barnes...



Recorded by: Gareth Brown
And edited by: Tshari King
With music from: Rosemary Yates
And directed by: Mariele Runacre-Temple

In pursuit of the fiendish Nathaniel Swan, our heroes have travelled to Transylvania and accepted the hospitality of the Countess.



But Sir Percy has been bitten by a werewolf and there’s a full moon out tonight!



Alice Osmanski as Drayton
Susan C asanove as Marjorie
Peter Wicks as Jason
Stephen Critchlow as Sir Percy
Beth Eyre as Violet
Simon Kane as Nathaniel
and Esmé Patey- Ford as the Countess
The script was written by David K. Barnes.



Recorded by: Gareth Brown
And edited by: Tshari King
With music from: Rosemary Yates
And Direction by: Mariele Runacre-Temple