4. The Close & Future History Archive
Rebecca Jones introduces the dramas The Close by Kat Rose-Martin, and Future History Archive by Joel Blackledge.
Fresh storytelling from first time writers and producers.
Part of ΒιΆΉΤΌΕΔ Introducing Arts supported by ΒιΆΉΤΌΕΔ Arts and Arts Council England.
ΒιΆΉΤΌΕΔ Arts correspondent Rebecca Jones presents two thought provoking short dramas from the next generation of dramatists.
The Close by Kat Rose-Martin
A tale of companionship and belonging. Bruiser lives on The Close and has done for 17 years. He and Lola, his beloved cocker spaniel, reside in Number 2 and make it their business to know everyoneβs comings and goings: the-up-all-nighters, the early morning sore-sighters, the barkers and the biters.
And of course, βAr Lass from next door whoβs rushed off her feet as guardian to three young grandkidsβwhich doesnβt stop her from dropping in to number 2 with some slightly sub-standard scones every few days.
Featuring the voices of Sue Devaney, Duncan Preston and Kat Rose-Martin
Producers: Tony Churnside and Eloise Whitmore
A Naked Production for Tyneside Cinema
In Future History Archive by Joel Blackledge
An archivist from the future takes us on a walking tour of Birmingham, and reflects on how the city will changeover the next 130 years. That includes Spaghetti Junction becoming a revered monument.
Featuring the voices of Ellie Darvill and Dominic Thomson
Music and sound design: Kate Thompson
Producers: Anna Campbell and Paul Dodgson
A Rural Media production.
Series theme music by Pete Judge
Producer Paul Dodgson
Made for ΒιΆΉΤΌΕΔ Radio 4 Extra.
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