
Every Friday we bring you a new drama from BBC Radio 4 or Radio 3. Exercise your imagination with some of the best writers and actors on radio. Storytelling at its very best.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 32 | Founded | 15 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | DramaFiction | |||

Darkly comic crime thriller by D.C. Jackson.
Kerry’s living a life of quiet desperation. Her identical twin appears to be affluent and successful. When Kerry turns to her sister for help, the consequences are worse than she could possibly have imagi... more
Nick Warburton's comedy drama returns. It takes us to the Fens and the Platters' boatyard nestled on the river.
The Platter community is an eccentric one and at its heart is the chaotic pairing of Pat and his sister Libby. Libby, after a long absenc... more
Four young idealists - Sonia, Kieran, Indigo and Ayad - fall under the spell of charismatic thinker Faith Abbott at university and channel her ideas into a bold political experiment: Project Hope.
In 2020 they start to reinvent politics from the gro... more
by Frances Poet with monologues by Eileen Horne.
Part One – Admission
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In this new 5 part series, she takes us into the wo... more
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Living in America, I miss Radio 4 and especially Drama on 4. I wish we could have more of it and be able to listen to all of it here in the US. There is nothing close.
Radio 4 drama has deteriorated over the years. I remember the greats like No 10 and On Mardle Fen or Bad Faith and the wonderful A Pattern in Shrouds. Mostly dross these days.
Only one episode of a series?!!!!
Thank you!
Absolutely fabulous. I especially enjoyed the characters and voices of Kit and Portland. Delightful!
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Presenting a rich tapestry of audio storytelling, this podcast features a diverse range of dramas, each crafted by talented writers and brought to life by skilled actors. The narratives explore various themes from family dynamics and personal identity to wider societal issues such as mental health, grief, and environmental concerns. Notably, adaptations of classic literature alongside original works create a unique mix that caters to different tastes while enhancing the listening experience with emotional depth and cultural reflections. The episodic format invites listeners to engage with compelling characters and thought-provoking scenarios, making it an appealing option for those who value immersive storytelling.
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Drama of the Week launched 15 years ago and published 32 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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