Original audio dramas, authentically told.

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greenborne

harry's home

the garden

barred

Mahabharata now

The Truth About
Phyllis twigg

Eleanor of Aquitaine

The Space Race

Venna's Planet

Unsinkable

Theatre of the damned

Dan Dare:
The Audio Adventures

Dan Dare:
Voyage to Venus

Dan Dare:
The Red Moon Mystery

Dan Dare:
Marooned on Mercury

Dan Dare:
Reign of the Robots

Dan Dare:
Prisoners of Space

I, Robot

The Boy from Aleppo Who Painted the War

Blake’s 7:
A Rebellion Reborn | The Early Years

Blake’s 7:
Point of No Return

Blake’s 7:
Eye of the Machine

What the critics say

DAN DARE: THE AUDIO ADVENTURES

"One of the best collections of Audio Fiction I’ve heard"
Alasdair Stuart, SciFiBulletin

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DAN DARE: THE AUDIO ADVENTURES

“It’s not just great writing, but also a talented cast under the guidance of Andrew Mark Sewell in the director’s chair, rounded off by Alistair Lock’s sound work (and do listen on some decent speakers!) and some wonderful artwork on the packaging. All aspects of this series have been polished and the results speak for themselves. If you want to know more about the concepts behind this series do listen to the fourth disc – not just a behind the scenes exploration of the concepts but a mini-documentary as well.” 9/10
Tony Jones, Starburst Magazine

DAN DARE: THE AUDIO ADVENTURES

“For me, this audio revival of Dan Dare is a triumph. Each of the three episodes have the feel of an audio movie and it is easy to get pulled into their world. I cannot wait for the Anastasia to get back out there and explore this universe, and gladly give it square-jawed, generation gap busting.” 10/10
Ian McArdell, Indie Mac User 

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DAN DARE: THE AUDIO ADVENTURES

“Dan Dare: The Audio Adventures is bright, optimistic, heroic and pacey, and it still manages to say that tyranny is worth opposing, wherever you find it. What’s more, it maintains a lack of modern day cynicism and presents it as something laudable, even in a year when cynicism would be the easier, arguably more audience-friendly route to take. In short, it’s a ripping adventure yarn updated for the 21st century, and there’s not a bally thing wrong with that!”
Tony J Fyler, Edition Online

DAN DARE: THE AUDIO ADVENTURES

“Feeling very much in the same cliffhanging style as pulp SF sagas like Flash Gordon, these are pacy, action-packed adventures that aren’t afraid to throw more modern concepts and references into Dare’s world.”
Saxon Bullock, SFX Magazine

DAN DARE: THE AUDIO ADVENTURES

“Ed Stoppard’s Dan Dare and Geoff McGivern’s Digby and their fractious relationship that evolves from one of cold distrust to mutual appreciation would have stolen the show if it wasn’t for Raad Rawi’s planet chewing turn as the narcissistic and megalomaniacal Mekon. Because, and much as we’re loathe to admit it, everyone loves a villain and Rawi’s Mekon is the epitome of self-serving, cold, logical evil. Welcome back Colonel Dare…”
Tim Cundle, Mass Movement

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DAN DARE: THE AUDIO ADVENTURES

“Most interesting of all is Heida Reed’s Professor Peabody. The production eschews the stereotype love interest/scientist in glasses tropes of the period (e.g. This Island Earth) and paints a character driven by both science and commercial imperatives, and here we tap into the most modern of features: corporate control of space.”
Tony Jones, Starburst Magazine

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DAN DARE: THE AUDIO ADVENTURES

“Ed Stoppard rocked in what could have been the thankless titular role. He had to play a modern variation of the lantern-jawed hero. In an age rife with unhinged antiheroes, I’m glad he made the superb effort. I’m truly over the grim and gritty existential crises that drive current entertainment. Stoppard’s Dare just got on with things. Thank you very much! I can’t wait for the second volume of stories.”
Raissa Devereux, Sci-fi Pulse

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I, ROBOT

"In much the same vein as their version of The Martian Chronicles, B7 Media have taken a classic piece of print SF from the middle of the last century and turned it into a highly enjoyable piece of audio drama."
Paul Simpson, SciFiBulletin

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THE EFFECT

"Some of the ideas will feel quite familiar, and that familiarity is used to misdirect the listener on more than one occasion. Unlike most B7 Media productions which have had their roots in other media – Dan Dare, I Robot and of course, Blake’s 7 – this is an original creation, and bodes well for this new direction for the company. 9/10"
Paul Simpson, SciFiBulletin

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DILATION

"An intriguing if offbeat tale with much to recommend it."
@cultboxtv

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DILATION

“Max Hochrad’s dystopian drama would have slotted seamlessly into the catastrophising era of Doomwatch and Survivors. In its finer moments, it might even pass as a lost Nigel Kneale teleplay.”
SFX Magazine

DILATION

“This is some solid SCIENCE FICTION, set in a frighteningly strange and familiar world”
sffaudio.com

ELEANOR OF AQUITAINE

“Eileen Page’s Eleanor has all the mellifluous poise, resolve and wit you would expect of the only woman to have ruled England and France. A tour de force!”
Tara Arts Artistic Director, Jatinder Verma

THE MARTIAN CHRONICLES

“Kurti, Doyle and director Andrew Mark Sewell don’t hesitate to alter events, genders, characters (and especially nationalities) to suit their story needs, giving Hayley Atwell a strong role as Spender; Bradbury purists may moan, but this version has smoothed out the bittiness of the original.”
Paul Simpson, SciFiBulletin

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THE MARTIAN CHRONICLES

"This could never cover the ground the book does but by using Wilder as the connective tissue, it does something just as good. This is the story of Mars and the people who lived there. It’s always fractious and untidy, it’s frequently tragic and on occasion both horrifying and beautiful. But there’s a constant bass note of wonder to each of these stories, a sense of something truly alien. That’s the spirit of Mars, and of the original book. And it’s alive and well in this remarkable achievement. 10/10"
Alasdair Stewart, SciFiBulletin

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THE MARTIAN CHRONICLES

“… an admirable rendition of a classic.”
Starburst Magazine

THE MARTIAN CHRONICLES

“… a subtle, nuanced but incredibly powerful performance as Captain Wilder.”
The Radio Times,<.b> 'Pick of the Week'

Original audio dramas, authentically told.

Audio drama

greenborne

harry's home

the garden

barred

Mahabharata now

The Effect

The Truth About
Phyllis twigg

Eleanor of Aquitaine

The Space Race

Venna's Planet

Unsinkable

Theatre of the damned

Dan Dare:
The Audio Adventures

Dan Dare:
Voyage to Venus

Dan Dare:
The Red Moon Mystery

Dan Dare:
Marooned on Mercury

Dan Dare:
Reign of the Robots

Dan Dare:
Operation Saturn

Dan Dare:
Prisoners of Space

I, Robot

The Boy from Aleppo Who Painted the War

The Martian Chronicles

Blake’s 7:
A Rebellion Reborn | The Early Years

Blake’s 7:
When Vila Met Gan

Blake’s 7:
Point of No Return

Blake’s 7:
Eye of the Machine

Blake’s 7:
Blood and Earth

Blake’s 7:
Flag and Flame

Blake’s 7:
The Dust Run

Blake’s 7:
The Trial

Blake’s 7:
Escape Velocity

Testimonials

What the critics say

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Original audio dramas, authentically told.

Audio drama

greenborne

harry's home

the garden

barred

Mahabharata now

The Truth About Phyllis twigg

Eleanor of Aquitaine

The Space Race

Venna's Planet

Unsinkable

Theatre of the damned

Dan Dare: The Audio Adventures

Dan Dare: Voyage to Venus

Dan Dare: The Red Moon Mystery

Dan Dare: Marooned on Mercury

Dan Dare: Reign of the Robots

Dan Dare: Prisoners of Space

I, Robot

The Boy from Aleppo Who Painted the War

Blake’s 7: Point of No Return

Blake’s 7: Eye of the Machine

Testimonials

What the critics say

The Truth About
Phyllis twigg

Dan Dare:
The Audio Adventures

Dan Dare:
Voyage to Venus

Dan Dare:
The Red Moon Mystery

Dan Dare:
Marooned on Mercury

Dan Dare:
Reign of the Robots

Dan Dare:
Prisoners of Space

Blake’s 7:
Point of No Return

Blake’s 7:
Eye of the Machine