We Are The BBC
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Follow-up to the hugely popular We Are Not The BBC, featuring Nicholas Parsons and Stephen Fry. Will Rob Sterling Davies get away with stealing his BAFTA winning script, or will Stephen Fry save the day?
Female Writers
Enjoy our selection of audio dramas, audio comedy and radio plays written by superbly talented female writers.
Windover
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A haunting and memorable tale set on the wild Atlantic coast of North Devon. 19 year old Jenny is pleased to inherit her grandmother’s cottage, until visions of her family’s past threaten her future.
We Are Not The BBC
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In a sleepy suburb of Swansea, an Am-Dram group attempt a Mike Leigh-inspired radio play with the help of visiting celebrity Christopher Timothy, playing himself.
Stage Fright
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A savagely funny satire on celebrity and theatre that garnered 5 star reviews at its world premiere. Starring Abi Titmuss.
Sweatbox
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Each week Zoe treats herself to a relaxing sauna. Then she meets Kerry, a woman obsessed with celebrity life.
Radio Hoo Hah
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Radio Hoo Hah. Audio sketch show. A Radio Four spoof from Mackenzie & McGuire. Described as French and Saunders for the facebook generation.
Peace and War
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Peace and War explores the extraordinary life of Evelyn, who at the start of WW1 went to France to nurse injured soldiers at the Front. Based on the diaries of the author’s mother-in-law, Peace and War gives unique insight into the life of a WW1 Nurse.
Mum and Dad to be
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Heart warming play about the life changes experienced by parents to be.
Leaves in Autumn
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Gentle comedy drama starring Josephine Tewson (Keeping up Appearances), Hazel Douglas (Harry Potter) and Hugh Walters (Doctor Who).
Ladies
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Comedy. Ladies was inspired by the very real and very fraught campaign at the turn of the 20th Century to build a ladies’ loo just outside Camden Town tube. Restricted toilet facilities for women were causing social, political and economic problems. Starring Alison Steadman and Rachel Atkins, and recorded live, this is an enjoyable fictionalised account of the real battle for a ladies’ loo in London.