Bringing you the best of original and adapted English language drama, literature, autobiography, and poetry - classical and modern - from talented independent writers and producers.
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Signup to Generate a PitchBringing you the best of original and adapted English language drama, literature, autobiography, and poetry - classical and modern - from talented independent writers and producers.
The Audio Drama Show is hosted by James Newberry. The show has published 83 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Fallout" (10 September 2025, 21 minutes), "The Laboratory of Dr Smith" (4 November 2024, 19 minutes), and "The Falcon Part 2" (3 September 2024, 38 minutes).
The Audio Drama Show publishes roughly every few months, with episodes averaging 26 minutes across 83 episodes.
Booking probability for The Audio Drama Show is 32%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. The Audio Drama Show requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. The Audio Drama Show's contact route on record: verified email.
The strongest fits for The Audio Drama Show are Artists, Writers & Performers. The Audio Drama Show has an arts audience.
James Newberry hosts The Audio Drama Show, an arts podcast with 83 episodes published.
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Episode #1
<p>Loneliness, personal tragedy, and the enduring power of friendship combine in this moving, modern short story. Two women from different cultures, Kath and Suzu, together deal with the consequences of random...
Episode #7
<p>Doctor Charles Smith is a scientist and dreamer. He has a revolutionary idea for how the human race can develop itself and the planet. <br/><br/>With the fruits of his work about to be revealed, Smith receives a...
Episode #6
<p>Alphonse and Emina have become lovers. His desire to please her makes him drop his guard and appear in public places. As a double act they go to local villages, beginning to make money and plans for the future: until...
Episode #5
<p>By chance, young dancer Emina meets equally youthful, trumpet-playing soldier Alphonse in a barn in the mountains of war-torn Southern Spain. They are both innocent and experienced in entirely different ways...
Episode #4
<p>After the dramatic series of arrivals and events at the Knap on marriage engagement night in Part 1, the triangle of relationships between Sally Hall, her ex sister-in-law Helena, and Farmer Charles Darton becomes...
Episode #3
<p>On a dark night, Farmer Charles Darton and his friend Japheth Johns are riding on their way to The Knap to meet Sally Hall, Charles' bride-to-be. Losing their way is the prelude to a series of unexpected arrivals and...
Episode #2
<p>Having ended Part 1 with his business plan "in the air", Jimmy 'Skiver' McIver at last gets the backing and support of his old school friend and businessman Roger Soul and Denise, Roger's glamorous PA. They launch...
Episode #1
<p>Jimmy ‘Skiver’ McIver is back! Last heard from in “Ashes to Ashford”* sunning himself on a Caribbean beach, “Crudely, Badly, Cheaply” takes us back 15 years to less lucky times for our feckless Cockney...
Episode #5
<p>On a dark, stormy Victorian night atop a Wessex hill, Shepherd and Mrs Fennel are holding a christening party at their cottage for a second-born child. Proceedings are interrupted by the consecutive arrival of three...
Episode #4
<p>There 's nothing like a good biblical story...and this is NOTHING like a good biblical story!<br/><br/>Mary Poppins jokes aside, this is a short story relating how Pharoah Contraraoh fared whilst trying to Make Egypt...
Episode #3
<p>To celebrate the centennial of the 20th century’s most seminal poem this is our 2017 recording, re-issued for a limited time only.</p><p>Its aural landscape highlights and enhances the themes, imagery, and...
Episode #2
<p>Talking humanity creeps into the chance encounter at the Women's Institute between uptight Lydia and the educated but impoverished itinerant Colin. Then external reality arrives: the WI guest speaker cannot make it...
Episode #1
<p>Taking shelter from the rain in a village hall somewhere in England, an educated, homeless man is confronted by Lydia, a "formidable" member of the local Women's Institute. Under threat of expulsion, he engages with...
Episode #14
<p>In this final part of the series, called "His Wonderful End", our waitering hero Mr Christopher returns - and he is a worried man. He has successfully sold the stories discovered in Somebody's luggage to a publisher...
Episode #13
<p>In the second and final part of "The Tale of the Obliging Mr Blorage" (discovered in His Hatbox), Dick Blorage is still not on board with the revelatory properties of Lady Verita's magical Chair of Truth. There is a...
Episode #12
<p>"The Tale of the Obliging Mr Blorage" is the amusing contribution of female Victorian writer Julia Cecilia Stretton to Dickens' "Somebody's Luggage" short story compendium.<br/><br/>In two parts, Part 1 (discovered...
Episode #11
<p>"The Story of the Fine Artist" (discovered in His Brown Paper Parcel)<br/> <br/>Thomas is not just an artist, but a Fine Artist in Victorian London. He is a riddler. He is highly strung. He has a friend who is...
Episode #10
<p>This is the third of our short-story adaptations from Charles Dickens' "The Pickwick Papers" and his first Yuletide supernatural tale. It tells of Gabriel Grub, a morose, lonely and drunken gravedigger who hates...
Episode #8
<p>Charles Dickens' classic Yuletide tale is presented in a two-part adaptation that gives you more of the story, focusing particularly on the corrosive effects of early Victorian capitalism.<br/><br/>In Part 1, we see...
Episode #9
<p>Having seen off the first ghost, Scrooge's education in the current lives of others during the festive season proceeds to the houses of the Cratchit family and his nephew, courtesy of a jolly Ghost of Christmas...
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