Company SHOWREEL
Some recent and favourite productions from Fiction Factory and GreenwichVillage Productions.

IN SEARCH OF LOST TIME

Marcel Proust's epic novel sequence dramatised by Michael Butt. 

" A delicious, passionate, fluent, unmissable piece of radio drama" Jane Anderson - RT

"A true classic...a  glittering cast"

SATURDAY TELEGRAPH

This wonderful adaptation..."

MAIL ON SATURDAY

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MARKHEIM

Robert Louis Stevenson's psychological thriller, with Jack Klaff, Anton Rodgers, Anthony Jackson, Abigail Hollick and Mark Straker, dramatised and directed by John Taylor.

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THE WOMAN IN BLACK
Susan Hill’s terrifying ghost story in a new dramatisation by Mike Walker
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"The hairs on the back of your neck will rise up" (Independent on Sunday)

BEWARE OF THE TRAINS

A BBC Radio 4 Saturday Play starring Anton Lesser, Desmond Barrit, Robert Dawes, Haydn Gwynne, John McGlynn and Howard Ward.  

"Written and directed by John Taylor, someone whose work always has an aural edge, a real feeling for atmospheric sound." (Gillian Reynolds in The Daily Telegraph)

THE MAN

Raymond Briggs, creator of THE SNOWMAN, FUNGUS THE BOGEYMAN, WHERE THE WIND BLOWS and many other illustrated stories brings the dramatisation of his own graphic novel THE MAN to radio. Bernard Cribbins stars as the diminutive freeloader who appears from nowhere.

PLUM’S WAR
Michael Butt’s Sony Gold Award winning drama about  P G Wodehouse starring Benjamin Whitrow, Gillian Barge and Henry Goodman.

"Tantalysingly told with style and economy and graced with compelling central performances, this was a tour-de-force of drama writing, acting and directing."

THE LONGEST DAY
Cornelius Ryan's story of the D-Day landings, read by Alex Jennings, was broadcast in 4 parts on BBC Radio 2 for the D-Day celebrations in June this year.

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PASSING

Nella Larsen's sensational novelabout middle class black women passing for white in 1930s America. Dramatised by Annie Caulfield and directed by Marina Caldarone.

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