Wireless Theatre Audio Drama Blog Our audio drama blog covers the technical challenges of making audio drama, topical views from team members, news of our upcoming releases, and tips and tricks of the trade. Our Main Bloggers Are… MARIELE RUNACRE TEMPLE – Mariele is the founder and artistic director of Wireless Theatre, she trained as an … Read more
Tshari King describes how Wireless Theatre pulled together to record a full length multi cast audio drama during lockdown, by keeping some of the cast in sheds and cupboards. No, really.
Robert Valentine describes how the Wireless Theatre alternative history audio drama series Red Moon came to be made.
Of all the many questions I have been asked about producing audio drama over the years, one of the most frequent is; “How do you format an audio drama script?”
Feb 22, 2017 Ever since I was a boy I’ve grown up around scripts. Being the son of a incredibly talented and successful BBC radio producer/director, our house was littered with written works by a number of different wonderful writers and on occasion an actor or 6. So much so that until the age of about… … Read more
Award winning director Cherry Cookson describes her role at Wireless Theatre, directing original audio drama and audio comedy.
Nina Millns describes her experience of performing 8 new plays at the Edinbugh Festival with Wireless Theatre
Jan 18, 2017 | Susan Casanove In Memory of Tania Foley The recent sudden passing of a dear friend from a cardiac arrest following pneumonia at the age of just 39 has shocked and deeply saddened everyone who knew her judging by the enormous outpouring of grief on social media. The last time we spoke, … Read more
Jan 16, 2017 On a cold Christmassy morning in December, the Wireless Theatre Live team descended on The Lion & Unicorn Theatre in Kentish Town to set up for our one off live recording of audio comedy LADIES. An entirely new script written by the talented Laura Harvey who had submitted her script via our online submission … Read more
Jan 16, 2017 By Robert Valentine No one would have believed, in the last days of two-thousand-and-sixteen, that the copyright status of H.G. Well’s seminal science-fiction novel, The War of the Worlds, was being watched keenly and closely by members of The Wireless Theatre Company; as the book crept ever forward in its inevitable trajectory towards the … Read more