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Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 32 | Founded | 13 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | FictionDrama |
The master mason is dead; long live the master mason. Lizzy Mansfield's comedy takes us back to the golden age of cathedral building and the moment humble stonemason Bill Mason gets the call. When the Bishop asks, you don't say no. But is he the one ... more
Esme’s meeting her boyfriend’s parents for the first time. But when she discovers a dark family secret, making a good impression becomes the least of her worries… Chloë Myerson’s modern-day folk-horror story about family and fate, inspired by the wri... more
Entertaining drama from award-winning writer Matthew Broughton exploring probably the biggest turning point in recent history: the creation of the World Wide Web, and its impact on one family in the decades that follow. more
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So many of these plays are so noisy and chaotic, the back round sounds drown out characters dialogue. more
There is a great mixture of different stories which is great. My one moan is I can never find the second parts of the multiple episodes.
The episode says, and I quote, “ To hear the series in full, just search for Gaslight in BBC Sounds. “ more
Extraordinary life lived through “ interesting times”…..and beautifully dramatised. I will seek out his book, Thankyou.
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