Doctor Who: The Cradle of the Snake

Doctor Who: The Cradle of the Snake

29 September 2010 · Marc Platt · Directed by Barnaby Edwards · Doctor Who: The Monthly Adventures #137 · at Big Finish

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"The Mara is in all of us, deep in our minds. In our darkest thoughts, that's where it started. Some people call it a demon, but that's too simple. It's about temptation." Tegan's nightmares have returned. Seeking to banish the snake-like Mara from his companion's psyche, the Doctor sets course for Manussa, the creature's point of origin. But the TARDIS arrives instead in the heyday of the Manussan Empire, where infotainment impresario Rick ausGarten is preparing to turn dreams into reality. The sun is setting on the Manussan Empire... and it's all the Doctor's fault.
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A psychological struggle against inner demons amidst an empire's downfall.
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Cast · 10 voices

Barnaby EdwardsDan StevensHugh FraserJanet FieldingMadeleine PotterMark StricksonPeter DavisonSarah SuttonToby SawyerVernon Dobtcheff

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Directed by Barnaby Edwards

Written by Marc Platt

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