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|image          = Prelude Theatre of War.jpg
|image          = Prelude Theatre of War.jpg
|series        =  
|series        =  
|doctor        =Seventh Doctor  
|doctor        = Seventh Doctor  
|companions    =[[Ace]]  
|companions    = [[Ace]]  
|setting        =[[Braxiatel Collection]]  
|setting        = [[Braxiatel Collection]]  
|writer        = [[Justin Richards]]
|writer        = Justin Richards
|illustrator    = [[Phil Bevan]]
|illustrator    = [[Phil Bevan]]
|publication    = [[DWM 212]]
|publication    = [[DWM 212]]
|release date  = [[14 April (releases)|14 April]] [[1994 (releases)|1994]]
|release date  = 14 April 1994
|cover date    = [[11 May (releases)|11 May]] [[1994 (releases)|1994]]
|cover date    = 11 May 1994
|prev          = Prelude Legacy
|prev          = Prelude Legacy
|next          = Prelude All-Consuming Fire
|next          = Prelude All-Consuming Fire

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Prelude Theatre of War was, as the name suggested, a prelude to Theatre of War by Justin Richards. It did not appear in the published novel.

Summary

At the Braxiatel Collection, Camarina Lannic discovers the location of the ruins of the Pentillanian Theatre on Menaxus. Elsewhere, the Heletian Empire conquers Gluvene, including Menaxus, and the Doctor decides to take Ace to a place where the sun is always setting.

Characters

Worldbuilding

  • The Doctor and Ace don't want to admit that they miss Benny.
  • Ace thinks the Doctor wants to take her to see the British Empire.
  • The Heletians are heading for Optron and Dosardus.

Notes

  • The story's pictures were illustrated by Phil Bevan.

Continuity

to be added

Illustrations

External links