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Secrets...
For those working in The Filter Room during the Second World War, secrets had to be kept. Helen was one of those people, and for 70 years she kept her secret. But as her family gathers around her bedside during the Covid 19 pandemic, secrets are about to be revealed.
What was The Filter Room? Who was Helen's husband? Who is the mysterious new patient in the room next door?
Richard Hearn's moving story of bravery during WW2 and a family learning that their history may not be what they thought, is brought to life in this full cast audio production, by White Cobra.
JANICE SHORTLAND - Helen
VICKI KELLY - Linda
MARTIN BORLEY-COX - Billy
REBECCA COCKCROFT - Young Helen
BEN STANTON - Matthew
KATE BILLINGHAM - Matron
RICHARD JORDAN - Archive Voices
JOHN WHEELER - Coughing Man
RICHARD HEARN - Writer
PETER BORLEY-COX - Sound Recordist
MARTIN BORLEY-COX - Editor
RICHARD JORDAN - Director
Experience Jane Austen's classic novel in our brand new radio adaptation of Pride and Prejudice. This new four-part adaptation is by Rebecca Cockcroft.
Enjoy the ups and downs of the Bennet family as they deal with charming new neighbours, dashing officers, rich gentlemen who refuse to dance, and Mrs Bennet's desire to marry off all of her daughters as quickly as she can.
Episode 4: Lizzy discovers a secret about Lydia’s wedding, and Mr Bingley returns to Netherfield at last.
Narrator - Liz Clarke
Mr Bennet - John Myhill
Mrs Bennet - Kate Billingham
Jane Bennet - Rebecca Cockcroft
Lizzy Bennet - Amy Whitestone
Kitty Bennet - Corinna Jane Crabtree
Lydia Bennet - Emily Lyon
Charlotte Lucas - Hannah Taylor
Maria Lucas - Corinna Jane Crabtree
Sir William Lucas - Ian Spiby
Mr Collins - Fraser Haines
Mr Bingley - Thomas Sparrow
Miss Bingley - Vicky Kelly
Mrs Hurst - Jude Wilton
Mr Darcy - Tom Morath
Miss Darcy - Corinna Jane Crabtree
Colonel Fiztwilliam - Martin Borley-Cox
Lady Catherine De Bourgh - Lynne O’Sullivan
Wickham - Tristan Baxter-Smith
Denny - Martin Borley-Cox
Mr Gardiner - Barry Dougall
Mrs Gardiner - Mo Shapiro
Mrs Phillips - Jude Wilton
Mrs Reynolds - Jude Wilton
Director/Audio Editor - Rebecca Cockcroft
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Experience Jane Austen's classic novel in our brand new radio adaptation of Pride and Prejudice. This new four-part adaptation is by Rebecca Cockcroft.
Enjoy the ups and downs of the Bennet family as they deal with charming new neighbours, dashing officers, rich gentlemen who refuse to dance, and Mrs Bennet's desire to marry off all of her daughters as quickly as she can.
Episode 3: Lydia is invited to Brighton, and Lizzy joins her aunt and uncle Gardiner on a trip to Derbyshire, where more truths about Wickham come to light.
Narrator - Liz Clarke
Mr Bennet - John Myhill
Mrs Bennet - Kate Billingham
Jane Bennet - Rebecca Cockcroft
Lizzy Bennet - Amy Whitestone
Kitty Bennet - Corinna Jane Crabtree
Lydia Bennet - Emily Lyon
Charlotte Lucas - Hannah Taylor
Maria Lucas - Corinna Jane Crabtree
Sir William Lucas - Ian Spiby
Mr Collins - Fraser Haines
Mr Bingley - Thomas Sparrow
Miss Bingley - Vicky Kelly
Mrs Hurst - Jude Wilton
Mr Darcy - Tom Morath
Miss Darcy - Corinna Jane Crabtree
Colonel Fiztwilliam - Martin Borley-Cox
Lady Catherine De Bourgh - Lynne O’Sullivan
Wickham - Tristan Baxter-Smith
Denny - Martin Borley-Cox
Mr Gardiner - Barry Dougall
Mrs Gardiner - Mo Shapiro
Mrs Phillips - Jude Wilton
Mrs Reynolds - Jude Wilton
Director/Audio Editor - Rebecca Cockcroft
Experience Jane Austen's classic novel in our brand new radio adaptation of Pride and Prejudice. This new four-part adaptation is by Rebecca Cockcroft.
Enjoy the ups and downs of the Bennet family as they deal with charming new neighbours, dashing officers, rich gentlemen who refuse to dance, and Mrs Bennet's desire to marry off all of her daughters as quickly as she can.
Episode 2: Lizzy strikes up a new friendship with the dashing Mr Wickham, Mr Collins has an important question, and a visit to Kent ends in surprise.
Narrator - Liz Clarke
Mr Bennet - John Myhill
Mrs Bennet - Kate Billingham
Jane Bennet - Rebecca Cockcroft
Lizzy Bennet - Amy Whitestone
Kitty Bennet - Corinna Jane Crabtree
Lydia Bennet - Emily Lyon
Charlotte Lucas - Hannah Taylor
Maria Lucas - Corinna Jane Crabtree
Sir William Lucas - Ian Spiby
Mr Collins - Fraser Haines
Mr Bingley - Thomas Sparrow
Miss Bingley - Vicky Kelly
Mrs Hurst - Jude Wilton
Mr Darcy - Tom Morath
Miss Darcy - Corinna Jane Crabtree
Colonel Fiztwilliam - Martin Borley-Cox
Lady Catherine De Bourgh - Lynne O’Sullivan
Wickham - Tristan Baxter-Smith
Denny - Martin Borley-Cox
Mr Gardiner - Barry Dougall
Mrs Gardiner - Mo Shapiro
Mrs Phillips - Jude Wilton
Mrs Reynolds - Jude Wilton
Director/Audio Editor - Rebecca Cockcroft
Experience Jane Austen's classic novel in our brand new radio adaptation of Pride and Prejudice. This new four-part adaptation is by Rebecca Cockcroft.
Enjoy the ups and downs of the Bennet family as they deal with charming new neighbours, dashing officers, rich gentlemen who refuse to dance, and Mrs Bennet's desire to marry off all of her daughters as quickly as she can.
Episode 1: Mr Bingley and his friend, Mr Darcy, arrive in Hertfordshire, much to the Bennet family’s delight. Plus, Lydia spies an interesting stranger in Meryton.
Narrator - Liz Clarke
Mr Bennet - John Myhill
Mrs Bennet - Kate Billingham
Jane Bennet - Rebecca Cockcroft
Lizzy Bennet - Amy Whitestone
Kitty Bennet - Corinna Jane Crabtree
Lydia Bennet - Emily Lyon
Charlotte Lucas - Hannah Taylor
Maria Lucas - Corinna Jane Crabtree
Sir William Lucas - Ian Spiby
Mr Collins - Fraser Haines
Mr Bingley - Thomas Sparrow
Miss Bingley - Vicky Kelly
Mrs Hurst - Jude Wilton
Mr Darcy - Tom Morath
Miss Darcy - Corinna Jane Crabtree
Colonel Fiztwilliam - Martin Borley-Cox
Lady Catherine De Bourgh - Lynne O’Sullivan
Wickham - Tristan Baxter-Smith
Denny - Martin Borley-Cox
Mr Gardiner - Barry Dougall
Mrs Gardiner - Mo Shapiro
Mrs Phillips - Jude Wilton
Mrs Reynolds - Jude Wilton
Director/Audio Editor - Rebecca Cockcroft
This is a brand new adaptation from the casebook of one of the world's most famous sleuths.
The Resident Patient was written by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle in 1893 and features many twists and turns before the ”consulting detective” reveals his solution to the mystery.
In this audio version of the story, Holmes is pitted against an unseen opponent and it is only through Dr Percy Trevelyan and later Blessington that he is able to assemble the facts and deduce the true nature of the case.
Sherlock Holmes - Ian Spiby
Dr John Watson - Fraser Haines
Dr Percy Trevelyan - Ben Stanton
Blessington - John Myhill
Lanner - Phil Purkis
Mrs Hudson - Kate Billingham
Music - Kevin MacLeod
Editing - Martin Borley-Cox
Adaptation by Fraser Haines
Directed by Ian Spiby and Fraser Haines
Decline by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 licence. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/...Source: http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-...Artist: http://incompetech.com/
Episode 4/4 - Summer.
Books. Wine. Friendship. What else is there?
Bev, Louise, Rachel and Helen are members of a book club. Every month they meet, drink wine and discuss a novel or play that they have all read. We see them over the course of a year, during which we learn about the trials and tribulations of a middle aged woman in the 21st Century. It is only when one of them falls ill that they really discover the value of their friendship.
The play was recorded by the cast in their own homes during the Coronavirus pandemic.
Bev - Louise Drage
Louise - Bernadette Wood
Rachel - Louise Drage
Helen - Vicky Kelly
Edited by Martin Borley-Cox
Directed by Fraser Haines
Episode 3/4 - Spring.
Books. Wine. Friendship. What else is there?
Bev, Louise, Rachel and Helen are members of a book club. Every month they meet, drink wine and discuss a novel or play that they have all read. We see them over the course of a year, during which we learn about the trials and tribulations of a middle aged woman in the 21st Century. It is only when one of them falls ill that they really discover the value of their friendship.
The play was recorded by the cast in their own homes during the Coronavirus pandemic.
Bev - Louise Drage
Louise - Bernadette Wood
Rachel - Louise Drage
Helen - Vicky Kelly
Edited by Martin Borley-Cox
Directed by Fraser Haines
Episode 2/4 - Winter.
Books. Wine. Friendship. What else is there?
Bev, Louise, Rachel and Helen are members of a book club. Every month they meet, drink wine and discuss a novel or play that they have all read. We see them over the course of a year, during which we learn about the trials and tribulations of a middle aged woman in the 21st Century. It is only when one of them falls ill that they really discover the value of their friendship.
The play was recorded by the cast in their own homes during the Coronavirus pandemic.
Bev - Louise Drage
Louise - Bernadette Wood
Rachel - Louise Drage
Helen - Vicky Kelly
Edited by Martin Borley-Cox
Directed by Fraser Haines
Books. Wine. Friendship. What else is there?
Bev, Louise, Rachel and Helen are members of a book club. Every month they meet, drink wine and discuss a novel or play that they have all read. We see them over the course of a year, during which we learn about the trials and tribulations of a middle aged woman in the 21st Century. It is only when one of them falls ill that they really discover the value of their friendship.
The play was recorded by the cast in their own homes during the Coronavirus pandemic.
Bev - Louise Drage
Louise - Bernadette Wood
Rachel - Louise Drage
Helen - Vicky Kelly
Edited by Martin Borley-Cox
Directed by Fraser Haines
This 21-minute play tells the story of feuding small town B&B owners, the guest who has come in search of her roots, and the tragic story that connects them. It's an emotional but heartwarming domestic drama.
A Summer of Spring is directed by Martin Borley-Cox and stars Fraser Haines as Harlan, Mindy Robinson as Alice and Becki Cockcroft as Violet. The production was safely rehearsed and recorded during the Coronavirus pandemic using video calls from the actors' and director's homes.
White Cobra is a UK-award-winning theatre company which produces quality audio, film and stage productions.