Just out from Obverse Books a new collection of Who stories about Paradise Towers called Ice Hot! with an introduction and a story specially written by me.
April 12 24, My dramatisations of W.S. Gilbert's short stories Gilbert without Sullivan are available on BBCRadio4 Extra for the next month.
It's Ripley time again. So just a reminder that I did three of the Ripley dramatisations in the Audible Highsmith collection.
Writers are of course not credited.
Thursday 21st March. Waiting for the showcase of our musical CAUTIONARY TALES to start in Woolwich Works. The cast did a great job and the show was very well received. What happens next rests in the hands of our producers...
Very excited to be workshopping our musical with such a talented team.
Very much looking forward to recording this.
A recent interview with Frank Cronogue about my writing Who in particular is now available on You Tube.
Sadly I found out too late that BBC Radio 4 was repeating my dramatisation of one of my favourite novels The Old Wives' Tale by Arnold Bennett directed by the late Claire Grove. Hopefully now it's resurfaced it will be scheduled again before too long.
A great review from the Sci-Fi bulletin.
Exciting news from AUK. A new audio musical based on Greatest Show in the Galaxy written by Kenton Hall and Christopher Guard with appearances from all the surviving original cast members led by Sylv and Sophie.
A trailer is available on You Tube. Great cover!
I had a great time in Kassel. The German Who fans were incredibly friendly and enthuiastic. My first ever extended ovation with footstomping and cheers. Here I am on stage being interviewd by Ian Kubiak.
Twenty five years after they were first broadcast, still available on Radio 4 Extra - Sketches by Boz
TimeLash presents The Greatest Show in the Galaxy: Stephen Wyatt!
Stephen wrote the two classic Dr. Who stories: “Paradise Towers” and “The Greatest Show in the Galaxy.” He also wrote “The Psychic Circus” for Big Finish. Paradise Towers inspired Paradise Found, a comic series by Cutaway Comi...
I've just learned that my play about the seventeenth French fairy story writer Countess d'Aulnoy Tales the Countess Told starring Eleanor Bron is being repeated on Radio4 Extra.