A few recent 'must listens' from London's favourite audio drama studios: Binaural blockbusters and immersive stories featuring the best writers, actors and directors in town, all loving captured in leafy Clapham...
1984: Orwell's best selling classic is re-told as an audio experience for today and helps bring us closer to the story of risking it all in search for truth and humanity. Directed by Kate Jones for Storytel. Check out the cool trailer here
A fully binaural drama based on the memoir The Electricity of Every Living Thing by Katherine May. Walk with Katherine on her journey along the South West Coast. A different way of being in the world - and a very different way of experiencing audio. Directed by Caitriona Shoobridge. Producer: Anishka Sharma for Whistledown.
Full details: Here.
What happens when a neurotic part-time comedian becomes an internet sensation? Michael Spicer: Before Next Door charts Michael's progress as his Room Next Door videos amass millions of views and win him acclaim, at last. with Ellie Taylor, Joanna Neary, Peter Curran and the actual Emma Barnett. Produced by Matt Tiller.
Ringolevio: Emmett Grogan’s freewheeling account of the American hippie movement takes us behind the scenes to reveal what Emmett called the ‘love hoax’. Adapted by Jonathan Myerson, directed by Boz Temple-Morris for Holy Mountain. Listen here.
Hulda's Cafe: By Tiffany Maurray. Five tales from Grindavik, a place of volcanoes and earthquakes, and apparently, the happiest town in Iceland. Starring Rachel Stirling. Produced by Jeremy Osbourne for Sweet Talk.
