Roaches Coaches: Recent Episodes

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Join struggling small-town bus depot owner Keith Roache and his hapless team as they do their best to get the buses out despite vandalism, terrorism, extreme feminism and a severe lack of optimism. Having fallen upon hard times, Keith does his best but he’s always one step behind lazy Jimmy, hopeless Carol, desperate Mags, womaniser Kenny, naïve William, and camp Laurence. (A FADS production, directed by Ian Kidd.)

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Using his new celebrity status as a calling card,  Laurence tries to kick-start his big break into the theatre scene in this short special episode.

Narrator: Anna Foran

Laurence: Ian Kidd

Receptionist: Lucy Kidd

Wee Granny: Maggie Kidd

Written and recorded by Ian Kidd. 

Produced by Sam Yoffe and Ian Kidd. 

Original music by Stuart Kidd.

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You can't have Christmas without some carols.  Roaches Coaches' office manager Carol had a lovely Christmas in a Covid bubble with Willie.  In this special short episode, Carol sends her seasons greetings to you all.

Written, performed, and recorded by Sarah Walker.

Produced by Sam Yoffe and Ian Kidd.

Original music by Stuart Kidd.

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In this first full length episode, Keith reveals that the business is in trouble.  Carol tries to solve his problems, a new driver arrives, and Jimmy wishes he'd worn his glasses before taking a short-cut.

See the characters at the Roaches Coaches website:  https://www.fintrydrama.org.uk/about-roaches-coaches

Narrator: Anna Foran

Carol: Sarah Walker

Jimmy: Kevin Boland

Keith: Nigel Pope

William: Laura Cranstoun

Kenny: Andy Barr

Mags: Jeannie Woodburn

Laurence: Ian Kidd

Lady Gallacher: Gerry Eckersley

Young Woman on Bus: Heather Stewart

Tarty Woman on Bus: Luci Rooney

The Heavy: Chris Goodall

Mark the Shark: John Steele

Music: Stuart Kidd

Production team: Sam Yoffe, Laura Cranstoun, Ian Kidd

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Join struggling small-town bus depot owner/manager Keith Roache and his hapless team as they do their best to get the buses out despite vandalism, terrorism, extreme feminism and a severe lack of optimism. Having fallen upon hard times, Keith does his best but he’s always one step behind lazy Jimmy, hopeless Carol, desperate Mags, womaniser Kenny, naïve William, and camp Laurence.

Join them on a journey!

A FADS production, written and directed by Ian Kidd.