Doctor Who: The Magic Mousetrap

Doctor Who: The Magic Mousetrap

30 April 2009 · Matthew Sweet · Directed by Ken Bentley · Doctor Who: The Monthly Adventures #119 · at Big Finish

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Switzerland, 1926: the Doctor finds himself halfway up an Alpine mountainside, on his way to an exclusive sanatorium for the rich and famous run by the Viennese alienist Ludovic ‘Ludo' Comfort. In between bouts of electric shock therapy, Ludo's patients - including faded music hall turn Harry Randall, chess grandmaster Swapnil Khan and Lola Luna, darling of the Weimar cabaret scene - fill their time with endless rounds of Snap!, among other diversions. But the Doctor soon suspects that someone's playing an altogether more sinister game. Someone with a score to settle... This release also includes Doctor Who - The Companion Chronicles: Polly's Story by Marc Platt
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A mysterious sanatorium hides sinister games and a score to settle.
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Cast · 12 voices

Andrew DickensAndrew FettesAnneke WillsJoan WalkerJohn PickardNadim SawalhaNadine LewingtonNicholas CourtneyPaul Anthony-BarberPhilip OlivierSophie AldredSylvester McCoy

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Directed by Ken Bentley

Written by Matthew Sweet

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