Doctor Whom? by Damien Bell

Poet Mervin Mule is offered an honorary doctorate, but his colleague and housemate, Dr Don Fletcher Park, is determined to throw a spanner in the works...

Recorded live before an audience at Colchester Arts Centre, 10th September 2024.

With sound effects from Pixabay Samuel F. Johanns floraphonic EMİRCAN ALP

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Passport to Wivenhoe by Darren Gooding.

Frustrated by a lack of post-Brexit European arts funding, our heroes think all their problems are solved when Mervin accidentally discovers an ancient document proving that Wivenhoe is technically a province of France. Will he and Donny survive their coastal idyll suddenly going continental? Do there know their “aller” from their “avoir”? What is the sinister Dr Boatman up to? Find out in this comedy of Gallic errors.

Recorded live before an audience at Colchester Arts Centre, 10th September 2024.

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Poets Mervin and Donny are caught up in a global pandemic and struggling to get to grips with the rules of lockdown. A hefty fine for Mervin leads to further complications and desperate measures; and what's Donny been up to in his room...?

Written by Damien Bell

Recorded live before an audience at Colchester Arts Centre, 24th September 2023.

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Recorded live before an audience at Colchester Arts Centre, 24th September 2023.

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Part 2 of 2. 

Based on M.R. James' story, The Stalls of Barchester Cathedral. 

Recorded live before an audience at Colchester Arts Centre on 20th December 2023. 

Written by Darren Gooding, featuring performances by Damien Bell, Darren Gooding, Dave Hughes and Sarah Ellen Young. Sound recording and engineering by Stuart Armitage. Music by Darren Tansley and Tina Gooding.  Edited and Produced by Darren Gooding. 

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Part 1 of 2. 

Based on M.R. James' story, The Stalls of Barchester Cathedral. 

Recorded live before an audience at Colchester Arts Centre on 20th December 2023. 

Written by Darren Gooding, featuring performances by Damien Bell, Darren Gooding, Dave Hughes and Sarah Ellen Young. Sound recording and engineering by Stuart Armitage. Music by Darren Tansley and Tina Gooding.  Edited and Produced by Darren Gooding. 

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Recorded live before an audience at The Headgate Theatre, Colchester on 22nd July 2023. 

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Recorded live before an audience at The Headgate Theatre, Colchester on 22nd July 2023. 

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