Smallish Stories: Recent Episodes

Allie Ingalls

Radio theatre performances of adaptations of short stories, classic tales, and lesser known gems - for your ears.

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A Bonus Episode

Featuring:

The Raven by Edgar Allen Poe read by George Seymour

The Meeting by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow read by Allie Ingalls

Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening by Robert Frost read by Adam Cunis

Spellbound by Emily Brontë read by Philippa Quinn

Theme Music by Dylan Allcock 

Thank you for listening to the first collection of Smallish Stories. In the new year we’ll be back with more smallish sized adventures, so stay tuned!

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Mary receives an unexpected Christmas present from her Aunt Jane one Christmas Eve…

The Christmas Present by Richmal Crompton was adapted and directed by Allie Ingalls.

Featuring:

Martha Godber as Mary

Dylan Allcock as John

Lewis Allcock as James

Molly Craig as Jane

Music by Dylan Allcock

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An illiterate couple seek out a Writer to send a letter to their estranged daughter at Christmas.

At Christmastime by Anton Chekhov was adapted and directed by Allie Ingalls.

Featuring:

Angelina Chudi as the Mother

Roger Parkins as the Father

Lou Newington as the Mistress

Dylan Allcock as the Writer

Bhav Joshi as the General

James Killeen as Andrei

Sarah Lewis as Mia

Music by Dylan Allcock

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The Signalman by Charles Dickens was adapted and directed by Allie Ingalls.

A spooky story where a young woman meets a railway signalman in hopes of securing a job, but is confronted with the haunting apparitions he claims are appearing more and more… 

Featuring:

Sarah Lewis as the Narrator

Charlie Keable as the Signalman

Roger Parkins as the Railwayman

Dylan Allcock as Tom

Music by Dylan Allcock

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Welcome to Smallish Stories.

Here you’ll find short stories, classic tales, and lesser known gems, adapted into smallish sized performances - for your ears.

We’re starting off the holiday season with: The Signalman by Charles Dickens, At Christmastime by Anton Chekhov, and The Christmas Present by Richmal Crompton.

Each episode was recorded in lockdown with the first episode coming very soon - so subscribe and stay tuned.