Iris Wildthyme: The Land of Wonder

Iris Wildthyme: The Land of Wonder

31 March 2009 · Paul Magrs · Directed by Gary Russell · Iris Wildthyme #5 · at Big Finish

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Cast6 voices
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Exiled to Earth by her mysterious superiors, Iris has been amusing herself and Panda by working for MIAOW, the Ministry for Incursions and Other Wonders. When a certain Professor Ramsbottom and his lovely assistant Audrey unearth a weird vehicle under a London railway station, Ms Wildthyme and her art critic chum are on the scene pretty sharpish. Among anachronistic skulls and crockery they discover the still-living forms of utterly perplexing, alien creatures. And, before you can say 'Jabberwocky' Iris and her friends are on a mind-boggling voyage into a groovy Wonderland deep, deep beneath the Earth's crust...
Romance not assessedInferred themesisolationdiscoverymysteryexplorationsurvival
Whimsical adventure into a bizarre, hidden world beneath Earth's surface.
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Cast · 6 voices

David BensonKaty ManningLizzie HopleyScott HandcockSean ConnollySteven Wickham

Crew · 2

Directed by Gary Russell

Written by Paul Magrs

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