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Flight Sergeant Neville Pascoe has endured much since his capture by the Germans. His interrogations concluded, he now faces the prospect of spending the rest of the war in a Prisoner of War camp. However, one German officer believes there is more to Pascoe's story then he is letting on...and he is determined to learn what he is hiding.

June the 9th 1865. Kent, UK. A fateful railway crash. A passenger left traumatised. But how can he seek help, especially when he is the most famous writer in the world?

In loving memory of Will Gofton.

June the 9th 1865. Kent, UK. A fateful railway crash. A passenger left traumatised. But how can he seek help, especially when he is the most famous writer in the world? In loving memory of Will Gofton.

Jackie’s job is to go out every week and make sure his father’s missing person posters are still in place, and remain readable, and relatively unvandalised.

Dad and the Dragon tells the story of his father’s disappearance in the form of Jackie’s own tragic thesis on the effectiveness of Sellotape in the rain.

**Winner of the Colin Dexter Award** 

For Ellie, it was the best day of her life.  The moment when the whole point of her existence had become clear and her heart was so full of love she thought it might burst.  So why is she standing on a bridge in the middle of the night?  What is she going to do and can the stranger who stops his car to speak to her, talk her out of it?

Note for listeners: please be aware that the theme of suicide is discussed in this play. 

Set in a 15th-century Southwark brothel, this story follows Angelica and her band of women as they endure and conspire against the cruel and blackmailing house overseer, Leofrick Troutbeck, who holds a deadly secret. Seeking liberation, the women devise a plan under the guise of searching for King John’s lost treasure on All Hallows' Eve. 

Alex is down from the Midlands to visit her student daughter in London.  While she waits in the coffee shop at Marylebone Station, two women join her table.  She soon becomes party to an eye-opening discussion about internet dating!

When Sam Talbot arrives at the Fifth Southern General Hospital in 1915, she is a naïve but committed young woman keen to 'do her bit’.  Using poetry and anecdotes from real First World War hospitals, we tell the story of her experiences as she seeks to find her feet in a situation almost beyond her imagination.

All her life Annie has been stalked by murder.  So much so, that she has made a successful academic career in its study.  Tonight, however, she thinks that she may be on the threshold of her greatest achievement; the solving of a cold case live on The Curtis Vellon Murder Hour.  But, as anyone who works in broadcasting will tell you...once the microphone is switched on, nothing is guaranteed.

For Ellie, it was the best day of her life.  The moment when the whole point of her existence had become clear and her heart was so full of love she thought it might burst.  So why is she standing on a bridge in the middle of the night?  What is she going to do and can the stranger who stops his car to speak to her, talk her out of it?

Note for listeners: please be aware that the theme of suicide is discussed in this play.