Stage Fright 2014

Wireless Theatre Horror and Thrillers

Stage Fright 2014

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. For the third year running, we hosted STAGE FRIGHT to launch the fabulous London Horror Festival. Three plays short listed and performed live to special guest judge Seth Patrick. First up we had Special Delivery by Elizabeth Adlington, which focused on a couple following the delivery of a rather unusual teddy bear. Next came Tears from the Pillow by Gabrielle Wright, a touching yet spine-chilling tale about a man in a coma (we daren’t reveal any more). Finally, Pete Barrett’s Forever Amber told the story of a cantankerous lord with a passion for taxidermy. The award went to Pete Barrett’s FOREVER AMBER, but you can listen to all three productions here.

Blue Sky

Wireless Theatre Company Audio Drama

Blue Sky

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Blue Sky is a story about faith over fate, love torn by human frailty and a union worth the raising of a final toast – the author’s elegy to the two great competing affairs of a life spent unwisely. Starring the late great John Sessions. “Another superb piece of writing from Nick Brown’s unmissable collection. So much depth and humanity in those superbly written dialogues. I am in awe.” Suriya

Crooker’s Kingdom, Part Two

Wireless Theatre Horror and Thrillers

Crooker's Kingdom, Part Two

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Recorded on Halloween night, 2015, on location at Cromford Mills

Saki Short Stories

Short Stories - Audio MP3s to download free from Wireless Theatre

Wireless Theatre Short Stories and Audio Poems

Saki Short Stories

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Two darkly comic stories by Saki. Mrs Packletide’s Tiger and The Jesting of Arlington Stringham. Saki was born in Burma and grew up in Devonshire. He was killed in the trenches of WW1.

A Very Grimm Christmas – The Robber Bridegroom

The Robber Bridegroom Audio Drama from Wireless Theatre

A Very Grimm Christmas

A Very Grimm Christmas - The Robber Bridegroom

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Audio Horror. A dark adaptation of the Brother’s Grimm tale. Not intended for children. Part of A Very Grimm Christmas, performed and recorded live. Strong stomach required.