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The House of Horla Tales episodes
- DT's West End Tickler - Episode 5: Newborn in New LondonDavid Thomas' West End memoirs.‘First hand recollections of London's Musical Theatre Land. Stranger than fiction. It's like you’re walking through history. All characters, living or dead, are purely coincidental.’Episode 5, Newborn in New London.Written by David Thomas.Read by Chris Courtenay.COPYRIGHT DAVID THOMAS 2020.ALL RIGHTS RESERVEDwww.houseofhorla.com2 min
- DT's West End Tickler - Episode 4: The West End HomelessDavid Thomas' West End memoirs.‘First hand recollections of London's Musical Theatre Land. Stranger than fiction. It's like you’re walking through history. All characters, living or dead, are purely coincidental.’Episode 4, The West End Homeless.Written by David Thomas.Read by Chris Courtenay.COPYRIGHT DAVID THOMAS 2020.ALL RIGHTS RESERVEDwww.houseofhorla.com4 min
- VE Day Tales 2020 by Joanna Volinska and Tina Talbot, read by Carole CarpenterThe House of Horla Tales presents: VE Day Tales 2020To my mum, in tribute to her father Henry James WoodComprising:' My Husband's Grandfather' by Joanna Volinskaand'VE Celebrations 2020' by Tina TalbotRead by Carole Carpenter6 min
- DT's West End Tickler - Episode 3: Dina's DinerWe are thrilled to have secured the rights to podcast David Thomas' West End memoirs.‘First hand recollections of London's Musical Theatre Land. Stranger than fiction. It's like you’re walking through history. All characters, living or dead, are purely coincidental.’Episode 3, Dina's Diner.Written by David Thomas.Read by Chris Courtenay.COPYRIGHT DAVID THOMAS 2020.ALL RIGHTS RESERVEDwww.houseofhorla.com5 min
- The Hitchcock Tale - A short spooky tale, read by Christopher HampsonThe House of Horla Tales presents: The Hitchcock Tale - A short spooky tale, read by Christopher Hampson. Music by Jacaszek. Recommended listening via a good set of headphones.Devised by the horla company for GRIMMS II, scripted by Andrew Jones.8 min
- DT's West End Tickler - Episode 2: First Theatre JobWe are thrilled to have secured the rights to podcast David Thomas' West End memoirs.‘First hand recollections of London's Musical Theatre Land. Stranger than fiction. It's like you’re walking through history. All characters, living or dead, are purely coincidental.’Episode 2, First Theatre Job.Written by David Thomas.Read by Chris Courtenay.COPYRIGHT DAVID THOMAS 2020.ALL RIGHTS RESERVEDwww.houseofhorla.com4 min
- DT's West End Tickler - Part 1: Solossys, by David Thomas, read by Chris CourtenayWe are thrilled to have secured the rights to podcast David Thomas' West End memoirs.‘First hand recollections of London's Musical Theatre Land. Stranger than fiction. It's like you’re walking through history. All characters, living or dead, are purely coincidental.’Part 1, Solossys.Written by David Thomas (DT)Read by Chris Courtenay.COPYRIGHT DAVID THOMAS 2020.ALL RIGHTS RESERVEDwww.houseofhorla.com2 min
- Princess Olivia's Night Out by Joanna Volinska, read by Kelly QuickThe House of Horla Tales presents: Princess Olivia's Night Out, a short ditty about getting ready and going out on a Friday night, by Joanna Volinska, read by Kelly Quick. Including music by Layo and Bushwacka.6 min
- The Mirror (unknown), a short tale of past reborn, read by Carole CarpenterThe House of Horla Tales presents: The Mirror(unknown), a short tale of past reborn, read by Carole Carpenter.www.houseofhorla.com2 min
- The Little Match Seller by Han Christian Andersen, read by Chris Courtenay, music by Johan JohannsonThe House of Horla Tales presents: The Little Match Seller by Han Christian Andersen, read by Chris Courtenay. With music by Johan Johansson.10 min
About The House of Horla Tales
From the publisher's feed
Short stories and tall tales from around the globe: including tales from GRIMMS: Folk & Fairy Tales London theatre productions, as well as short gothic tales, classic children's stories and new writing.
Also included is the exclusive serialised West End Theatre memoir by David Thomas - ‘DT’s West End Tickler’ read by Chris Courtenay.
Check out www.houseofhorla.com for further info.