Narrated by A Full Cast

The award-winning and critically acclaimed Wireless Theatre Company strives to keep radio theater alive and well. From the hilarious to the terrifying, this diverse collection features ten Wireless Theatre productions in a single volume: - Spook Squad by Jim Spiers, directed by Jack Bowman: A mismatched bunch of oddballs, geeks, and psychotics venture to a haunted inn to record a groundbreaking television show. - 2010: Space Commander! by Stuart Price, directed by David Beck: It seems obvious to us that we are heading for a ''body-free'' future. That may seem awful, but it could provide many benefits once we get used to it. - Dream On by Paul Ekert, directed by Tom Brazier: Robert has dreams about his dead ex-wife. As dreams and reality overlap, Robert undertakes a desperate hunt to find out why this is happening. - The Grimm of Stottesden Hall, written and directed by Stuart Price: Based on the works of Edgar Allan Poe, The Grimm of Stottesden Hall takes listeners on a journey of madness, terror, and gruesome murder! - Phonophobia by Jack Bowman and Robert Valentine, directed by Tom Brazier: A history student makes a chance discovery: an old scrap of paper with a code hiding the last musical score of the evil Anton Valderberg Drache. - Medusa on the Beach by Marty Ross: When everyone in the town of Biddlecombe is turned to stone, two police officers must uncover the strange truth. - The Youth of Old Age, written and directed by Stuart Price: As the story's matriarch, Prunella Scales is determined to prevent her heir from marrying ''out of sorts.'' - Devon Girl by Zalie Burrow, directed by Cherry Cookson: Living on a farm, Sally has her work cut out. But with the love of local farm boy Johnny Hutchins, life can be full of frolics. - Radio Hoohah, written and directed by Octavia MacKenzie and Ashley McGuire: Radio Hoohah is a hilarious BBC Radio Four spoof. - Angels in the Dark, written and directed by Susan Casanove: Roger Benezoscee is the worst boss you've ever had. What could possibly force him to change his ways?

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