Wireless Theatre Ltd Audio Drama

Welcome to The Grandologues – a new joyous Wireless Original collection of new writing – funfilled and thought-provoking monologues about being or having a grandparent.Following on from our well-loved Mummylogues and Daddylogues and with anotherstellar cast, this is a joy filled listen, showcasing some wonderful relationships andinsights from generation to generation. Hosted by the wonderful Jenny Runacre, these 6 slices of grandparenting life willhopefully inspire you to contact or think about your own familial connections, andenjoy some audio drama too. If you loved these do have a listen to our othermonologue shows on the site – Mummylogues, Daddylogues. Links to ... Read more

Welcome to our celebration of new writing - a modern collection of moving, thought provoking and eclectic monologues about all aspects of being a dad, from the winners of our latest writing competition - Daddylogues.

A modern collection of witty, wonderful and wise monologues about all aspects of being a mum. These monologues are about the raw emotions on giving up a child for adoption, Having and retrospectively trying to understand a hippy, emotionally disconnected mother, struggling with ADHD doom piles, gently accepting that you never had children but are a mother figure to many, dealing with the emotional effect on a teen of an absent neglectful father, issues of being an older mum.

Erotophobe ladette Sammy (24) is unexpectedly thrown on-air under the mononym 'Angelique', where she naively takes on the persona of an audio dominatrix. 

Set in the late 1990s with ladette culture in full swing, and the pre #metoo assumption that all young women are obsessed with sex, this semi-autobiographical audio drama from Tash Desborough hits a zeitgeist nerve, and questions misogyny in the workplace and assumed attitudes on sex and sexiness.
Suitable for adult audiences 18+

Trigger warnings - Depiction and talk of experiencing indecent exposure, panic attacks, anxiety, sex addiction.

Love for Menabilly is an original audio play written by Jo-Ann Challis, exploring the relationship between Daphne Du Maurier and the house she loved.

Menabilly is a house with a past, but seemingly no future. Hidden away from prying eyes on a Cornish peninsula, Mena's been abandoned by its owners and left to rot. It's hurting and lonely, and embarrassed by its shabby appearance.