2: Drayton Trench - Episode Two [Audio Comedy]

EPISODE · Oct 10, 2017 · 22 MIN

2: Drayton Trench - Episode Two [Audio Comedy]

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Renowned archaeologist Sir Percy Price has been kidnapped and Drayton Trench is on the case! But danger strikes as she finds herself looking down the barrel of a gun!Recorded live at London’s Museum of Comedy, Wireless Theatre Company and Snatchback present diminutive detective Drayton Trench in episode two of Great Caesar’s Ghost, by David K. Barnes!Episode 3 released NEXT WEEK!Starring:Alice Osmanski as Drayton Susan Casanove as Marjorie Peter Wicks as Jason Stephen Critchlow as Sir Percy Beth Eyre as Violet and Simon Kane as Phineas UrquhartRecorded by: Gareth Brown Editing and sound design by: Tshari King With lighting support from: Gareth Brown Live music from: Rosemary Yates Directed by: Mariele Runacre-TempleDrayton Trench is a co-production between Wireless Theatre Company and Snatchback, and recorded live at the Museum of Comedy in London

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