
Fortnightly audio plays. An online theatre. Currently supported using public funding by the National Lottery through Arts Council England.
| Publishes | Infrequently | Episodes | 33 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Categories | FictionArtsPerforming Arts | ||||

An anxious patient consults with a therapist about a problem that threatens to destroy him. But, as the session progresses, the patient starts to wonder whether the therapist might be part of the problem.
The Barrell of Laughs was written by Charl... more
You have been listening to Slippy Maggie, written by Miranda Langley, and starring Lesley Sharp as Jeanette.
Slippy Maggie was directed by Alice Fitzgerald with sound design by Nicola T Chang.
It was produced by Hew Rous-Eyre.
Through The Pain... more
The problem with theory is that once you’ve started, you can’t stop.”
A student sits down to begin work on her dissertation. She has things to say but she’s finding it difficult to say them, and before long she begins to spiral.
You have been list... more
Foreseeing an endless succession of disasters and tragedies awaiting them beneath the streets of London, Charlotte and Samuel will do anything it takes in order to stay out of harm’s way.
You have been listening to God of Circles by Billy Brooks, s... more
Passing a restaurant window, a woman feels a powerful sense of connection to a man sitting inside, and is compelled to enter...
Deja Vu was written by Sarah Baylis. It was performed by Amy Loughton, directed by Nicky Allpress, with sound design by ... more
Kyla and Dario are here to execute a job. Kyla has a knife. Dario has a secret.
I Love Television was written by Matthew Stephen Smith and performed by Tamara Lawrance as Kyla and Philip Arditti as Dario.
It was directed by Oscar Toeman with soun... more
Ann works at Poundland. It isn’t the most exciting job, but when the gorgeous Larry Simmons walks in, that quickly starts to change.
Two Fingers was written and performed by Rosaleen Cox, with Declan Rodgers as Larry.
It was directed by Hannah Ha... more
Cathy is gardening. Or at least, she’s pretending to. The truth is she’s looking for something. Something she doesn’t necessarily want to find.
The Dig was written by Stephen Condor. It was performed by Hannah Stokley and directed by Evangeline Cull... more
Great little bite-sized chunks of story, excellently acted! Love it!
I found this little gem totally by accident - thought I was downloading something completely different - however seeing as it was short thought I’d listen anyway. Absolutely top notch radio drama and in easy bits size pieces. So if you haven’t tried this or think it’s not for you jump right in and enjoy. It’s clever, superb casting , along with excellent writing, what’s not to like?
So great to listen to wherever and whenever
Absolutely delicious!
Yes please!!!!
How this podcast ranks in the Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube charts.
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Apple Podcasts | #242 |










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