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Coned twins Dahlia and Viola mysteriously vanish from the Freaky movie set in 1933.
Waiting for Waiting for Godot
A play by Adrian Edmondson. 17 March 2020, and theatres are closing their doors.
Schism (Part 1)
Atmospheric thriller set on a Scottish island that’s anything but a rural idyll.
Schism (Part 2)
Coming-of-age thriller set on a Scottish island that’s anything but a rural idyll.
Baba Joon (Father Dear)
The complicated relationship of a daughter, her father, Wales and his homeland of Iran.
We the Young Strong
A historical drama for our own turbulent times by Nicola Baldwin.
The Film
Alfred Hitchcock helps his friend Sidney Bernstein edit a challenging but momentous film.
An Inspector Calls on Moscow
It’s 1945, and JB Priestley (Rory Kinnear) gets his new play staged in Soviet Russia.
He Gave Me a Takeaway
What does the future hold for young women survivors of grooming gangs?
All Change at Llanfair PG
A teenager and a widow take on the powers-that-be at Llanfair PG train station.
Local Hero
A radio reimagining of Bill Forsyth's beloved 1983 film.
Liberation and Fall
A former soldier shares his experiences with the Vietnamese communists in the Vietnam War.
The Talented Mr Shakespeare
Mark Gatiss and Tom Mothersdale star in a tale of Elizabethan camp skullduggery.
Victory at Ambridge
Victory at Ambridge, Part 1
A cryptic mystery sets 1940s Ambridge alight in this wartime prequel to The Archers.
Victory at Ambridge, Part 2
Four Gammons and a Unicorn
Comedy about a teenager who accidentally becomes a darling of the right. Stars Daniel Mays
Underfoot in Show Business
Helene Hanff's witty memoir about attempting to become a famous Broadway playwright.
Melophobia
By Paul Sirett. A true story about losing your sound - and finding yourself
Next Season
Episode 1
Michael Blakemore's iconic novel about theatre set in 1959 dramatised by Jonathan Tafler
John from Hemel
Drama exploring life on England’s margins and the delicate threads holding us together.
