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name= The Curse of the Daleks| | |name= The Curse of the Daleks | ||
image=Curse of the Daleks.png | | |image=Curse of the Daleks.png | ||
series= ''[[Doctor Who]]'' -<br /> [[Big Finish Doctor Who audio stories#Special Releases|Big Finish Audio Dramas]] | | |series= ''[[Doctor Who]]'' -<br /> [[Big Finish Doctor Who audio stories#Special Releases|Big Finish Audio Dramas]] | ||
number= 3| | |number= 3 | ||
doctor= | | |doctor= | ||
companions= | | |companions= | ||
enemy= [[Dalek|The Daleks]] | | |enemy= [[Dalek|The Daleks]] | ||
writer= [[David Whitaker]] & [[Terry Nation]] | | |writer= [[David Whitaker]] & [[Terry Nation]] | ||
director= [[Nicholas Briggs]]| | |director= [[Nicholas Briggs]] | ||
year=| | |year= | ||
producer= [[Nicholas Briggs]]| | |producer= [[Nicholas Briggs]] | ||
cover=[[Grant Kempster]]| | |cover=[[Grant Kempster]] | ||
publisher= [[Big Finish Productions]]| | |publisher= [[Big Finish Productions]] | ||
release date= [[November]] [[2008]]| | |release date= [[November]] [[2008]] | ||
format= 2 CDs| | |format= 2 CDs | ||
production code= BFPDWSPCD03 | | |production code= BFPDWSPCD03 | ||
isbn= ISBN 978-1-84435-375-0| | |isbn= ISBN 978-1-84435-375-0 | ||
prev=Seven Keys to Doomsday (audio story)| | |prev=Seven Keys to Doomsday (audio story) | ||
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:''For the stage play, see ''[[The Curse of the Daleks]]''. | :''For the stage play, see ''[[The Curse of the Daleks]]''. | ||
Revision as of 21:51, 1 June 2013
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- For the stage play, see The Curse of the Daleks.
The Curse of the Daleks is a new adaptation of the stage play The Curse of the Daleks, the first-ever Doctor Who-based stage play.
Publisher's summary
'A special audio adaptation of the Doctor Who stage-play from the 1960s.'
The space ship Starfinder is taking two dangerous criminals for trial on Earth. En route, they crash through a meteor storm and have to make an emergency landing on Skaro – the planet of the dreaded Daleks. But Captain Redway and his faithful crew don’t anticipate any trouble. After all, the Daleks were defeated fifty years ago and now they are completely inactive. But when a crate full of mysterious devices is discovered and the Daleks start to come back to life, it becomes clear that there is a traitor amongst the Starfinder’s crew… A traitor intent on reactivating the power of the Daleks!
Plot
to be added
Cast
- Ladiver - Michael Praed
- Captain Redway - Patric Kearns
- Marion Clements - Beth Chalmers
- Rocket Smith - Nick Wilton
- Bob Slater - James George
- Professor Vanderlyn - John Line
- Harry Sline - Derek Carlyle
- Dexion - Glynn Sweet
- Ijayna - Denise Hoey
- Narrator / The Daleks - Nicholas Briggs
References
To be Added
Notes
- The story features a poem modelled on Remember, Remember, the Fifth of November.:
- Remember, remember, the Dalek December
- With Paris in ruins and London an ember
- In times of the future when fears are abating
- Don’t try to forget them, the Daleks are waiting
- Quietly planning and scheming and hating
- This rhyme was read by Nicholas Briggs as part of the trailer for the play.
- Michael Praed (Ladiver) previously played Professor Slyde in AUDIO: The Dark Flame.
- This audio drama was recorded on 23 and 24 July 2008.
Continuity
- The story takes place fifty years after a war with the Daleks which the humans won. The Daleks are all thought dead. Skaro is known to humanity as the homeworld of the Daleks and the Thals, the latter still living in the wilds but possessing technology; humanity used to send patrols to Skaro every five years. It is likely the war is The Dalek Invasion of Earth.
- The Dalek City is visited.
External links
- Official The Curse of the Daleks page at bigfinish.com
- The Curse of the Daleks at the Doctor Who Reference Guide
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