Catalogue - Drama - Fylde Audio Theatre

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Harriet’s Butterflies by Ben Henderson. Close Harriet’s Butterflies, by Ben Henderson. Opening Do you remember? Do you remember the one you had last night? No? Like Will – O’ – the – Wisps, aren’t they? Dreams, so universally experienced yet so unique to each and so seemingly unquantifiable. Freud contended they represented unfulfilled wishes, Jung that they were the unconscious mind glimpsing at the events of the day. Fritz Perls suggested they were parts of ourselves that had been ignored or suppressed. In the fourth century, Herodotus was saying they were simply our minds unpacking its daily cares. Harriet Van Bregmann is a wealthy woman, a very intelligent, very wealthy woman. She’s been described as many things in her 42 years but a dreamer isn’t one of them. Harriet is well-educated, well-travelled, well-heeled, well-read and well-spoken. Harriet is even, in certain circles, well-known. She’s never sought any press attention but it’s come to her as it does for some, through their marriages, their money or how they take their pleasures. Its art, or more specifically fine art that pleases Harriet and the press interest in her comes in waves, waves associated with her frequent high-end purchases… Characters Mrs Van Bregmann – Sally Halowell-Carew Mrs.Cross – Liz Hainey The Doctor – Chris Murphy	Harriet’s Butterflies (Drama) by Ben Henderson
Theatrical Knights by Ben Henderson Close Theatrical Knights by Ben Henderson Adapted for Audio by Edward Kirkby Theatrical Knights is about the complex relationship between Sir Tom Seymour (Scriptwriter) and Sir Tony Randolph (Actor) and the extremes Tom is willing to go to, to brighten up his boring life. However Tom is not quite prepared for the consequences of his actions! Opening Our story takes place on a warm afternoon in the summer of 2016. It is the converted stable building at the back of a large detached Victorian house in Primrose Hill, London. It is the den of the writer Sir Thomas Seymour. The walls are covered with props and memorabilia from Tom’s plays and include handguns, knives and masks. There is a chess table with a game in progress. Sir Tom is sitting at the chess table, he has a crepe bandage around his head. He is wearing a loose fitting grey suit over a white tee shirt and a cravat. He is holding a large glass of brandy. The phone is ringing, much to Sir Tom’s annoyance as he tries to outmanoeuvre his mythical chess opponent…	Theatrical Knights (Drama) by Ben Henderson

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