Following two successful series, The Marlow Murder Club is coming back for a third run. Created by Robert Thorogood (Death in Paradise) and based on his novels, the show follows an unlikely group of women who form a club to help solve local murders. The show stars Samantha Bond (Downtown Abbey), Jo Martin (Doctor Who), … >
The annual competition spotlights new talent in memory of the late Big Finish staff member Paul Spragg. Doctor Who audio producers Big Finish Productions have opened submissions for their annual Paul Spragg Memorial Writers’ Opportunity. Since 2016, the process has generated a series of memorable tales which are released for free to listeners. Now in its … >
British-born award-winning actress and writer Jean Marsh OBE, died Sunday 13 May at her home in London. She was 90. Jean Lyndsey Torren Marsh Jean was born on 1 July 1934 in Stoke Newington, London, England. Marsh co-created and starred in the ITV series Upstairs, Downstairs (1971–1975) the notable British drama series about class in … >
Anya Kingdom and Mark Seven, agents of the Space Security Service, return to defend the universe in new audio adventures. The late Terry Nation, creator of the Daleks, had great plans for his monstrous mutant creations. However, while they twice invaded cinemas, plans for a television series of their own remained unfulfilled. In a Daleks … >
The BFI toast the 2005 revival with ‘Doctor Who: 20 Years On’ – an afternoon of episodes and discussions. In partnership with the DWAS, the BFI have announced an event celebrating two decades of “new” Doctor Who. With Christopher Eccleston and Billie Piper, the show burst onto screens in 2005 proving its enduring appeal to … >
Here’s our March 2025 Podcast Roundup – our favourites from the worlds of CultBox. In no particular order, this month’s picks are… Virtually Parkinson interviews Steven Moffat Doctor Who and Sherlock scribe Steven Moffat joined the AI version of the late Sir Michael Parkinson for a chat. It’s an interesting project, with the AI trained … >
Doctor Who Magazine celebrates 20 years of the Ninth Doctor with a special edition full of all-new content. Highlights include: • In his first interview for DWM, executive producer Mal Young describes how Doctor Who was finally brought back to the screen • In another first for the magazine, Joe Ahearne – who directed more … >
Doctor Who Magazine 615 previews the first three episodes of Doctor Who Season Two, The Robot Revolution, Lux and The Well with contributions from writers Russell T Davies and Sharma Angel-Walfall, director Peter Hoar and executive producer Phil Collinson – plus the adventures of Mr Ring-a-ding. The issue also includes two exclusive art cards and … >
The show pairs French with Mark Heap as a retired couple trying to perpetuate an insurance scam. Updated 10/03/25: Further cast revealed. As filming begins on Can You Keep a Secret?, the BBC have announced the rest of the show’s main cast. The show, from writer Simon Mayhew-Archer (Josh) was announced last August, as a … >
The political satire takes place in the years following an anti-capitalist revolution. As well as creating audio dramas for established series such as Doctor Who and Blake’s 7, and rebooting shows like The Prisoner and V, audio producers Big Finish productions have an established line of original drama productions. They’ve dabbled in the worlds of … >