DELETE Episode 1

Delete Audio Drama Nina Millns
Wireless Theatre Ltd Audio Drama
DELETE Episode 1
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3.2/5 - (13 votes)

DELETE Audio Drama by Nina Millns


DELETE is a play about women, friendship and the Internet.
Tanya needs to serve her community sentence by teaching Patricia how to use the internet. Sue is Tanya’s parole officer, and she’s dating. Mostly men with beards. A funny, poignant and ultimately shocking play about an unlikely friendship between three women in a world saturated in online abuse, sexual violence and addiction.

A funny, poignant and ultimately shocking audio play about an unlikely friendship between three women in a world saturated in online abuse, sexual violence and addiction.

DELETE Audio Drama

Delete explores friendship between women of different generations, and the risks and online harm women and men can so easily experience. A complex, moving story that uses very strong language in places.

“DELETE” Written by Nina Millns

Nina Millns writer of DELETE audio drama
Nina Millns

Tanya… Saffron Coomber
Patricia / (Agnes) Illona Linthwaite
Sue… Balvinder Sopal
Arthur… Nick Lucas
Marcus / Rob / Tony… Matthew Hebden
Jasmie / Robin / Police… Nina Millns

Contains Offensive Language

Directed and Produced by Robert Valentine
Engineered by James Sigee
Vocal edit by Robert Valentine
Sound design by Malcolm Thorp

Recorded at the RNIB Talking Book Studios.

Nina Millns is a writer and script editor who studied English Literature at Sheffield University and Acting at East 15. She is a member of the Criterion New Writers programme and was shortlisted for the 2020 Sphinx30 program, a writers’ development programme for female playwrights. Her play DELETE was longlisted for the PapaTango Award, chosen for the RADA and Actor Awareness festivals and featured on BBC Radio 4. Nina’s recent commissions include writing the BBC Sounds series Mortem, and developing scripts for Big Finish Productions

8 thoughts on “DELETE Episode 1”

  1. Very good . I hadn’t checked to realize all episodes aren’t already up ; so , a ‘little’ disappointed as was planning to binge through the morning . Intrigued to see where this is heading .

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