Best New Radio Plays of 2022
Happy New Year lovely listeners! Before you tackle 2023, did you miss out on any of the new radio plays we sent your way in 2022?
Happy New Year lovely listeners! Before you tackle 2023, did you miss out on any of the new radio plays we sent your way in 2022?
Which radio play did you most enjoy in 2022? Did it make our ‘most popular’ list? Check whether our listeners agreed with you, and maybe find something new to enjoy.
A huge welcome to the awesome Natasha Johnston, Wireless Theatre Ltd’s new production manager. Natasha learned her craft at Exeter university, and comes to us from Rusty Quill Productions.
Looking for Christmas radio plays to keep you company whilst you wrap presents, write cards, peel sprouts, or browse online for gifts? Look no further! Wireless Theatre have enough Christmas radio drama to get you into the spirit for each of the twelve days of Christmas
Teresa Milewski is a firm favourite at Wireless Theatre Ltd, and has been a dedicated and highly organised runner and production/broadcast assistant on many of our most popular Audible Originals
Moving audio plays examining the human impact of wars and revolutions. Black Spartacus tells the tale of Toussaint L’Ouverture and the 1791 Haitian revolution. Different perspectives on WW1 are presented in three audio dramas. Peace and War is based on the diary of Evelyn, a plucky young nurse, played by Beth Eyre. Subterranean Sepoys explores the experience of an Indian soldier in the French trenches of winter 1914. Dulce Et Decorum Est is a series of letters from front line soldiers. Deception is based in 1936, as fascism rises in Europe. Battle Cries and Elegy tell the stories of refugees fleeing unrest and war in the Middle East.
Ceyda Uzun is a fresh new freelance face on the Wireless team. As a production and casting assistant, Ceyda is learning huge amounts about audio production, when she’s not busy winning awards for radio presenting, of course…
Jo-Ann Challis is a hugely talented newcomer on the audio drama scene. Writer, director and producer of our latest guest production Love for Menabilly, The Last Nuns, and other upcoming audio plays, we caught up with Jo-Ann to learn more.
Biographical audio plays, inspired by real lives. Explore Daphne Du Maurier’s relationship with her home, Stephen King’s marriage, Toussaint L’Ouverture’s Haitian revolution and more.
Zalie Burrow is not only a triple threat musical theatre professional but also an accomplished playwright. Writer of Devon Girl, Angel and Open Air for Wireless Theatre.