SHJ – S1E1 – The Strange Case of Springheel’d Jack – The Ghost of Clapham Common

Springheel'd Jack Season 1 Episode 1 The Ghost of Clapham Common
Wireless Theatre Ltd Audio Drama
SHJ - S1E1 - The Strange Case of Springheel'd Jack - The Ghost of Clapham Common
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MULTI-AWARD WINNING AUDIO DRAMA SERIES

Praise for The Springheel Saga

“Wonderfully confident and full of bravura.”

 Dirk Maggs

“Thrilling.”

 The Guardian

The Springheel Saga Based on Victorian Urban Legend Springheel’d Jack

London, 1837. A terrifying apparition stalks the night! Constable Jonah Smith must avoid a pair of vicious killers in his hunt for the mysterious figure who will come to be known as… Springheel’d Jack! Based on the most unusual of Victorian urban legends, of an attacker in white oilskins who could jump like a flea. Dubbed Springheel Jack, Spring-heeled Jack or Springheel’d Jack in Victorian newspapers, a number of attacks were said to have been the work of this strange and vicious criminal.

The Strange Case of Springheel’d Jack – The Ghost of Clapham Common

Starring: Charlie Adams, Andrew MacBean, Christopher Finney, Matt Jure, Lizzie Goodall, Catlin Birley, Jack Bowman Ben Whitehead, Simon Cruise, Colin Holt, Jonathan Hansler, Ceri Gifford and Julian Glover

The Springheel Saga

The Springheel Saga is an ambitious production from Wireless Theatre, which spans three series and nine episodes. Starring a full cast of fantastic voice actors including the legendary Julian Glover and Nicholas Parsons, The Springheel Saga won a Silver Ogle award, and attracted great reviews.

WINNER! Silver Ogle Award Best Fantasy Audio Production of the Year 2013!

Written By: Jack Bowman (credited as Gareth Parker) and Robert Valentine, Edited By: Andrew Swann, Music By: Francesco Quadraruopolo

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4 thoughts on “SHJ – S1E1 – The Strange Case of Springheel’d Jack – The Ghost of Clapham Common”

  1. Good stuff . I like the ‘straight into everything’ tempo . Look forward to hearing how this develops ~ episode 1 I found relaxing and fun .

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  2. Are Chough and D’Urberville an earlier incarnation of Mr. Croup and Mr. Vandemar?
    (reference: Neverwhere, Neil Gaiman, Crucial Films Production for BBC North, 1996 )

    There does seem to be a similarity in personalities and profession.

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