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Tales From The Other Place
by Tom Webber
A series of standalone dramas from three fresh British writers. Each episode drops one impossible thing into an everyday life — a technology that probably shouldn't exist, a visitor who probably shouldn't be here, a door that definitely wasn't there yesterday — and listens closely to what it exposes about the human condition. The strange element is never the point; it's the pressure that forces a choice nobody is ready to make. Closer to The Twilight Zone than Black Mirror, this is speculative fiction about recognisable people behaving questionably under impossible circumstances. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Tales from The Other Place
A series of standalone dramas from three fresh British writers. Each episode drops one impossible thing into an everyday life — a technology that probably shouldn't exist, a visitor who probably shouldn't be here, a door that definitely wasn't there yesterday — and listens closely to what it exposes about the human condition. The strange element is never the point; it's the pressure that forces a choice nobody is ready to make. Closer to The Twilight Zone than Black Mirror, this is speculative fiction about recognisable people behaving questionably under impossible circumstances. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
A series of standalone dramas from three fresh British writers. Each episode drops one impossible thing into an everyday life — a technology that probably shouldn't exist, a visitor who probably shouldn't be here, a door that definitely wasn't there yesterday — and listens closely to what it exposes about the human condition. The strange element is never the point; it's the pressure that forces a choice nobody is ready to make. Closer to The Twilight Zone than Black Mirror, this is speculative fiction about recognisable people behaving questionably under impossible circumstances. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Tom Webber
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