External Productions from Wireless Theatre

Misty Door

Meet Solstice, voiced by Jesse Williams. Enter the world of The Misty Door, where magic and faeries are real. Solstice Starr, a bookstore proprietor in Portland, Oregon, is here to tempt you.

Compromised

Meet Agent Andie Jones, voiced by Victoria Pedretti. Join Andie as she embarks on a mission to retrieve stolen data from an international criminal known as “The Collector.” 

The Inventor’s Apprentice

Meet Horatio, voiced by Thomas Doherty. When a Gilded Age inventor takes on a young female apprentice to help him document and destroy a time machine, both his greatest achievement and the cause of his own early demise, neither of them are ready for the physical and emotional journey the two will take together

What Walls Hold

Broadcast on Christmas Day on Radio 3. Produced with Loftus Media, directed by Cherry Cookson with sound design by Jon Calver, What Walls Hold is a drama and documentary exploring the famous Tavistock House and it’s late inhabitants, including Charles Dickens. Listen on BBC Sounds

David Copperfield

We were delighted to do the supporting and ensemble casting for David Copperfield, the next installment in Audible’s Sam Mendes Dickens series. The supporting cast includes Katy Wix, Ralph Ineson, Toby Jones, Richard Armitage, Izuka Hoyle, Indira Varma and Reece Kenwyne Mpudzi as Young David. Ensemble cast includes David Ahmad, Tom Alexander, Rhys Bailey, Dempsey Bovell, Rhiannon Clements, Zach Colton, Quentin DeBorne, Philip Desmeules, Siahra Edmondson, Ebony Feare, Chris Grahamson, David Holt, Martin Hutson, Gordon Kennedy, Simon Ludders, James MacCallum, Stefan McCusker, Kiki May, Fiz Marcus, Harry Myers, Jude Muir, Yasmin Mwanza, Maisie Preston, Dan Starkey, Catrin Stewart, Janet Abra Thompson, Inel Tomlinson, Sarah Whitehouse and Simon Yadoo.

Oliver Twist

Directed by David Beck, with Oscar winner Sam Mendes as executive producer, our production of Oliver Twist for Audible revisits the Dickens classic, with a dark new script by Marty Ross. A huge cast featuring well known voices from TV and film, including Nicola Coughlan, Brian Cox, Daniel Kaluuya and Emilio Villa-Muhammad alongside Wireless favourites such as Josephine Arden, Ben Whitehead, Rachel Atkins, Richard Reed and Saffron Coomber. Original score by The Feeling’s Dan Gillespie Sells.

The Ice Children

At the stroke of midnight on the dawn of December, five-year-old Finn Albedo is found frozen in the city park on a pedestal of ice. The doctor says his heart is beating, but no one can wake him. Casting by Wireless Theatre.

Hell Cats 2

Series 2 of Carina Rodney’s tale of the golden age of Piracy and two unique women. Stars Erin Doherty and Michelle Fox, Directed by Kate Saxon.

The Hound of the Baskervilles

Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s classic Sherlock Holmes case, reimagined by George Mann and Cavan Scott. Starring Colin Salmon, Stephen Fry, and Meera Syal. Directed by David Beck

The Christmas Pig

JK Rowling’s heart-warming adventure tale about a child called Jack, and the lengths he will go to for his most treasured toy, Dur Pig. Performed by a full cast, directed by David Beck.

Hellcats

Carina Rodney’s swashbuckling tale of real-life pirates Mary Read and Anne Bonny. This fantastic podcast explores the love affair between the two, and their adventurous lives. Directed by Kate Saxon.

The Jane Austen Collection

We were delighted to produce Pride and Prejudice for the new Audible Original The Jane Austen Collection. Pride and Prejudice was directed by Nicolette Chin.

Murder on The Orient Express

An all star cast performed this Agatha Christie Poirot classic beautifully, garnering critical acclaim. We were thrilled to win a Cameo award for this production. Directed by David Beck.

Just One Damned Thing After Another

Jodi Taylor’s exciting sci-fi leap into history, masterfully adapted by Marty Ross. Featuring Gemma Whelan (Game of Thrones). Ben Miles (The Crown), Jonathan Bailey (Broadchurch), and Zara Ramm. Directed by David Beck.

The Jungle Book: The Mowgli Stories

Rudyard Kipling’s classic tale. With actors including Bill Bailey, Bernard Cribbins, Colin Salmon and Richard E Grant, Tim McInnery, Celia Imrie and Martin Shaw, it’s impossible to choose a favourite. Directed by Cherry Cookson.