Ravenscourt

Lily's dream was to work at Ravenscourt. Her brother Tim's only wish is to find his sister. Lily has been missing for over a year.

Tim's search for answers about his missing sister forces him to confront his past. To confront the spiders and flies of anxiety.

"When God really wants to punish you, it grants your wishes."

CREDITS: Irene Kelleher as Lily | Lorcan J O' Neill as Tim | Claire J Loy as Kaite | Written and Directed by David Horgan

#AudioDrama #Horror #Ireland

Lily's dream was to work at Ravenscourt. Her brother Tim's only wish is to find his sister. Lily has been missing for over a year.

Part One: Is the diary which Lily writes in on a rainy night while working at the Ravenscourt institute, a record of her sanity unravelling? Or the chronicle of her transformation into something more dreadful?

Performed by Irene Kelleher as Lily | Credits read by Sean MacGearailt | Written and directed by David Horgan | Artwork by Aislynn Hearn

Ravenscourt (our Irish based horror podcast) will soon be returning for two new episodes as we continue to explore the mystery behind the building and the darkness that lurks within its walls.

Written by David Horgan

Featuring the voices of Irene Kelleher, Lorcan J O’Neill and Claire Loy

Part One Available on the 27th of March

Part Two Available on the 28th of March

New Artwork By Aislynn Hearn

This audio work is distributed by ‘Cornucopia Radio’

In my recovery I practiced mindfulness. The best description I’ve heard of it, is that your thoughts are like a waterfall and the goal is to find a space behind the waterfall: We are not our thoughts.

Of course this does remind me of Alicia’s assertion that Boda existed in ‘the shadow behind the mirror’. A kind of dark mindfulness. A malevolent consciousness that exists behind our perceptions of reality. There is more to this world then what is reflected back to us.

My colleagues say it’s unethical to share these sessions with you. But in my heart I know Alisha would want her story to be heard. She was so desperate for anyone to believe her. I didn’t at the time and now in a twist of fate, she’s the only person who can lend credence to this story...

Those who remember Ravenscourt can’t bare to speak its name, yet somehow they also can’t seem to forgive themselves enough to forget it...

This is because I have received a letter from what I believe to be a delusional voice in the head of my former patient, Alicia. It refers to itself as ‘Boda’. The name of child would give to an imaginary friend or a pet. But I believe this creature walks on two legs. And is far more human than I once believed…

You could be forgiven for thinking that the trees that surround Ravenscourt are there to hide its modesty. A privacy afforded to its vulnerable patients and selfless staff. However a darker reading could be that mother nature herself is trying to swallow this evil building from view. Trying to protect us; her naïve inhabitants. The same way a parent covers their child’s eyes when disturbing images appear on the television in front of them.

It was a story that began with a young woman...