The Rail of Fears Halloween Frights continue as Jack and David remain in the netherworld with the Mysterious Train Hobo at the train disaster site of this year’s Transcontinental Terror.
The trip continues with 19 Nocturne Blvd’s “The Rats in the Walls”!
Halloween Frights continue as Jack and David are still stuck in the netherworld with the Mysterious Train Hobo at the train disaster site of this year’s Transcontinental Terror.
The trip continues with Maine’s Final Rune Production “Intensive Care” and Darker Projects series “Night Terrors: The Man the Chair”
The powerful series has done it again!
Just received in our in-box from Executive Producer Clare Eden…
The Minister of Chancestarring Julian Wadham, Jenny Agutter, Gethin Anthony, Lauren Crace, Paul Darrow, Beth Goddard, Tamsin Greig, Sylvester McCoy, Paul McGannNEWS RELEASE
The response to our crowd-funding campaign for Episode 4 of the Minister of Chance was incredible and we were able to greenlight it entirely based on fan support. However, as you may have already heard if you follow us on Facebook or Twitter, we then had to delay its recording because Lauren Crace, our lovely ‘Kitty’, had a baby! He’s very beautiful and we’re very excited to be starting recording in a couple of weeks time.We’ve used the waiting time to get the Episode 5 script ready for pre-production too – and this would be the final one in the first season. In an attempt to get straight onto that after Ep 4 we are therefore starting the cro
wd- funding campaign for Episode 5 on 23rd of November and it will run for one month until 23rd December with a host of new perks. We are always overwhelmed by the support of our fanbase and from so many of you, and we really, really appreciate every posting, every retweet and every Facebook mention.
Thank you.
Clare EdenAnd we couldn’t be happier! MORE Episodes of the Minister of Chance! How awesome is that?!
Lawrence Raw has been hard at work at Radio Drama Reviews
For some time now Mr. Raw has been reviewing audio drama. Beginning with BBC programmes, Mr. Raw has been sharpening his pencil towards some of us in the New Wave of Modern Audio Theatre.
One his latest works? Jack’s Darker Musing’s “One by One”
“This disturbing tale, with more than a distinct echo of Orson Welles’ War of the Worlds, concerned Dan Cummings (John Bell), the self-styled ‘Old-Tmey Man’ of a local Canadian radio station, who is about to retire after having spent a long career in broadcasting, and built up a loyal following… “
Keep up the good work, sir!
LONG MAY YOUR PENCIL SCRIBBLE!
Halloween Spooks continue as Jack and David are stuck in the netherworld with the Mysterious Train Hobo at the train disaster site of this year’s Transcontinental Terror.
The trip continues with Halifax, Nova Scotia’s Electric Vicuña Productions and “One by One” and Final Rune Production’s “Dark Passenger”.
Halloween Tricks! Jack and David with the PPC drained remain in the netherworld with the Mysterious Train Hobo at the remnants of a train disaster which is the site of this year’s Transcontinental Terror.
The trip continues with Wireless Radio Theatre Company’s “A Cask of Amontillado” and Electric Vicuña Productions “Coach #6”.
Halloween Treat! Jack and David meet the Mysterious Train Hobo at the remnants of a train disaster which is the site of this year’s Transcontinental Terror.
The first trip this year comes from Wireless Radio Theatre Company in England with “Maiden Without Hands” and Scattered Sounds Productions “Unhinged Worlds”.
David Ault is compelled to act in this hilarious and bawdy adventure from the new group Jadis Shadows with “The Engagement” and we complete and Jack continue the journey through the world of the Paranormalists with the final episode of “The Legend of Brown Willy”.
SPECIAL BONUS SHOWS: Bell’s in the Batfry in another update from Mars! And Bill Hollweg’s Broken Sea Audio release of The Prequel Logs of Black Sun #1!!!
The amazing folks at In the Gloaming Podcast have done it again!
Look who’s coming to the West End!
Lucky West Enders will be treated to a live performance of Nathaniel Tapley’s troop!
(Someone swing over with your zeppelin and give us a ride from Nova Scotia!)
Mark Lawson gives us a thought about radio plays that has been rattling around in our brains for a while. Audio drama is a testing ground for plays and movies. It gives writers a chance to practice dialogue and concepts to far flung audiences in ways that never would have seen the light of day before. Harold Pinter and Tom Stoppard are two names that come up immediately when thinking about great British Playwrights.
Of course in this Guardian article, when Spielberg came knocking, legend has it that Stoppard had a message for him.
© 2025 The Sonic Society
Theme by Anders Noren — Up ↑
