Thursday, 19 July 2012
Blake's 7 Merchandise Guide updated
Mark Oliver's outstanding Blake's 7: The Merchandise Guide (available from all good retailers and of course directly from Telos) now comes with a free downloadable PDF bringing it up to date with the latest merchandise, including Kaldor City: Metafiction and The Time Waster! Download the update here.
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Meet me in Manchester
I'll be attending the first two performances of Robots of Death on 22 July, with autographed Kaldor City and Faction Paradox CDs available.
To whet your appetite further, go to the Robots of Death Facebook Event Page.
To whet your appetite further, go to the Robots of Death Facebook Event Page.
Monday, 9 July 2012
More photos of "Robots of Death"
More photographs of Paul Darrow, Tracy Russell, and the cast of the "Robots of Death" stage play, shortly to begin its run at the Manchester Fringe. Thanks to Matthew Charlton for the images.
Saturday, 7 July 2012
And more critical acclaim!
Scifind.co.uk have now reviewed By Your Command vol. 1: they think it "is likely to become the definitive guide to a classic series"! Read the review here.
Competition winners
All people who preordered Kaldor City: Metafiction and/or The Time Waster should now have received an e-mail with your download link.
The winners of our competition for signed scripts are:
Henry Dreyer (New York, USA)
Sophie Plaice-Leary (Kent, UK)
William Benson (New South Wales, Australia)
Graham Hursey (Surrey UK)
Congratulations to the winners, and a big thank you to everyone who took part.
The winners of our competition for signed scripts are:
Henry Dreyer (New York, USA)
Sophie Plaice-Leary (Kent, UK)
William Benson (New South Wales, Australia)
Graham Hursey (Surrey UK)
Congratulations to the winners, and a big thank you to everyone who took part.
Tuesday, 3 July 2012
Theatrical Notices
The Fiction Stroker reviews the Robots of Death/Storm Mine stage plays: "With these two plays, you have an ambitious and successful reinterpretation of one of the all-time classic Doctor Who adventures. Robots of Death
has been ambitiously reimagined for new and existing audiences. With a
witty script and a pacy plot and much of the baggage of the original
production removed, Robots of Death is an ambitious and successful re-telling of a classic. As a companion piece and sequel, Storm Mine just edges out Robots for me."
Monday, 2 July 2012
Manchester post-event
Just a quick note to say thank you to everyone who came along and made the Darrow Day event such a success, and hello to anyone who's discovering this site for the first time, having purchased Kaldor/Faction CDs at Darrow Day!
Here are a couple of pictures:
Here are a couple of pictures:
Iago shooting Poul.
Stage Blayes and Audio Blayes!
Don't forget, if you missed the event (or if you came to it and are hungry for more), full versions of both stage plays with effects, costumes and all the trimmings, will be running from 22-24 July (Robots of Death) and 28-30 July (Storm Mine)-- visit www.quaytickets.com to book.
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