Ever wondered how life would be as a young woman running a Devon farm? Sally Anne Criplett is just that girl. Living with her mole obsessed, gun happy, cider drinking father, Sally has her work cut out. But with the love of local farm boy Johnny Hutchins and their mutual passion for Elvis and farm machinery, life can be full of frolicks. Devon Girl is a light hearted look at farming with a fair sprinkling of colourful locals, such as the adorable best friend Mary, an imposing lesbian vicar, and local irresistible calf dealer Richard Sucksmith.

Galaxicabs is set in the year 2168. Galaxicab 3, an interstellar taxi, is on route to pick up Ms Tender Parcels, the most famous singer in the galaxy and her frisky bitey dog. Crewed by a Captain, his co-pilot and a galactic stewardess with three arms. Let’s hope there isn’t a psychopathic serial killer on the loose…

Music, Comedy, Sci-fi, and a murder mystery, all in one.

Wickedly acerbic new writing ‘The Youth Of Old Age’ shows Prunella Scales at her ‘dragon tongued’ best as the matriarch, determined her heir should not marry ‘out of sorts’. Created by award winning writer Stuart Price.

Time Travel Inc. Science Fiction audio comedy. You cannot change anything that has happened. That’s not a threat or a challenge, it’s a fact.  Believe me, people have tried. If you do try to stop something that you know happens, then something will go wrong, possibly resulting in a personal injury. You should be travelling purely as an observer, nothing more. Do you understand?

Based on H.G. Wells’s classic tale of Martian invasion, DEAD LONDON sees humanity defeated by a superior military force from another world. Recorded on location at Horsell Common, Surrey, and featuring Brian Blessed as the Voice of the Martians, DEAD LONDON was the winning entry in the 2013 War of the Worlds 75th Anniversary Contest.

The concept of 2010 Space Commander! came about after hours of musings on the future of the planet and us being on it – taking in to account what we already know about climate change, available resources and population expansion. Our bodies cannot genuinely explore space, so why not get rid of them?

Without wanting to trot out the already tired clichés about social networking sites being our main interaction, or point out that with gaming systems becoming so sophisticated the next generation will spend an overwhelming amount of time interacting through the internet, it seemed obvious to us that we were already heading for a ‘body-free’ future. At first it seems awful, but when you think about it, it could provide many benefits once we got used to it. 2010 Space Commander! tries to create this possible future and looks at it from a few different angles.

An Alternative pantomime from Richard O’Brien, the creator of the Rocky Horror picture Show. Come and join Patsy and Tom-Tom in Panto-Opolis as they travel across the country, encountering an ever-growing mix of characters while they a plan to scam wealthy victims out of their riches with a pyramid scheme based on non-existent real estate. With original music performed and composed by James McQuillian, great performances from all the actors, and live sound effects from The Foley Brothers, we think this recording has perfectly captured the personality and atmosphere of the evening. In true pantomime style we have left in all the actors fluffs, so feel free to cheer and jeer along with the audience. Laugh? You’ll positively squeal!

Chatsworth House during the Second World War. The Devonshire family make way for an evacuated girls’ school, the grand interiors converted to dormitories and classrooms. Pupils Ceri and Gwyneth explore these new surroundings and their history, above and below stairs. But a ghost story about a screaming woman on the bridge in the grounds seems disturbingly true – and all the more disturbing for the parallels it presents with the secret love affair they discover their charismatic teacher Miss Cairns is involved in…

The Woman On The Bridge is an audio drama ghost story recorded in front of a live audience of over 150 people at The Palace Hotel as part of The Buxton Festival and was nominated for a Buxton Fringe Theatre Award

Christmas audio drama. Young widow Amy is moving forward with her life. She has arranged to meet up with Joe, an old ‘friend’ to see if the two still share a spark – even packing her toothbrush, just in case… Joe just happens to be her late husband’s best mate from university. Joe is facing a crossroads of his own. At Bath Christmas Market the two make their way through the crowds. Laughing and mulling over the past they reach the canal, where they are finally able to be alone…

Mary is in her forties and her dream of having a child is finally fulfilled when she gives birth to a boy she calls Angel.  From the start she neglects her husband as she devotes all her time to looking after their new baby.  But then she notices that he is starting to grow wings. Starring Claire Skinner (Outnumbered) and Jamie Glover (Waterloo Road).