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.
Horror
If you like audio drama that sends a chill up your spine, you will love this collection of free horror audio plays from acclaimed writers such as Marty Ross.
Valentine’s Day
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Married Nicola receives a mystery Valentine from a stranger with a dark obsession
The Woman on the Bridge
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Chatsworth House during the Second World War. The Devonshire family make way for an evacuated girls’ school, whose pupils discover ghost stories and a secret love affair
The Autopsy
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A man under pressure. A heated argument. A fatal heart attack. But Jeff’s death was only the beginning. A binaural audio thriller best enjoyed through headphones for full 3d effect. “Absolutely terrifying” – John Rippon
Stage Fright 2013
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Once again Wireless Theatre were thrilled to open the London Horror Festivalby recording, live at the Etcetera Theatre, three short-listed horror plays; Valley House, The Skulkand Cool Head. The plays were then judged by horror royalty Kim Newman. Judge for yourselves if you dare…. Winner Cool Head by Neil Walden, directed by George Maddocks Runners Up Valley House by Nathan Brooker, directed … Read more
Stage Fright 2012
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3 short horror plays submitted as part of londonhorrorfestival.com‘s first ever STAGE FRIGHT competition, followed by a live performance from Richard O’Brien (Rocky Horror Show) including the Time Warp.
Phonophobia
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A phonophobic history student makes a dangerous discovery in a dusty old book. Will he unleash terrible supernatural powers? How does his discovery relate to the history of the West End of London?
Medusa on the Beach
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A perfectly ordinary, past-its-best English seaside town where everyone there has been turned to stone.
Lohengrin Retold
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What is Brabant’s dark secret? A man arrives in the city of Cardiff, haunted by his past