Simon Mayo's battle of the comedy generations. With Holly Walsh, Lucy Porter, Tom O'Connor and Duggie Brown. From March 2011. Show more
Pip faces fresh dangers on a reading tour to New York. Mark Evans' Victorian comic epic stars Tom Allen. From November 2010. Show more
A monk chronicles the horrific, bloody reign of the tyrant behind the legend of Count Dracula and vampirism. Stars Nigel Stock. Show more
A ravaged island nation has built the Wall. Joseph Kavanagh must defend it. Ben Norris reads John Lanchester’s dystopian novel. Show more
I am a dedicated tripe visionary.” Josiah Fosdyke’s lofty ambitions are soon thwarted. Starring Philip Lowrie. From 1983. Show more
The master of double entendre presents sketches including Little Bo Peep. With Peter Vernon and Jan Waters. From April 1964. Show more
Cricket ashes of a different kind when the new school pavilion burns down. Stars Professor Jimmy Edwards. From September 1961. Show more
Returning to his roots - crime writer Mark Billingham concludes his literary tour of the Midlands. Show more
A monk chronicles the horrific, bloody reign of the tyrant behind the legend of Count Dracula and vampirism. Stars Nigel Stock. Show more
A ravaged island nation has built the Wall. Joseph Kavanagh must defend it. Ben Norris reads John Lanchester’s dystopian novel. Show more
I am a dedicated tripe visionary.” Josiah Fosdyke’s lofty ambitions are soon thwarted. Starring Philip Lowrie. From 1983. Show more
The master of double entendre presents sketches including Little Bo Peep. With Peter Vernon and Jan Waters. From April 1964. Show more
Cricket ashes of a different kind when the new school pavilion burns down. Stars Professor Jimmy Edwards. From September 1961. Show more
Returning to his roots - crime writer Mark Billingham concludes his literary tour of the Midlands. Show more
4 Extra Debut. 2045: memory and personality can be stored on a chip after death; a scientist is placed in a 19-year old. Stars Joseph Kloska. Show more
An unfaithful husband is killed with an unusual weapon. Starring Charles Dance and Tom Bevan. Show more
A monk chronicles the horrific, bloody reign of the tyrant behind the legend of Count Dracula and vampirism. Stars Nigel Stock. Show more
A ravaged island nation has built the Wall. Joseph Kavanagh must defend it. Ben Norris reads John Lanchester’s dystopian novel. Show more
I am a dedicated tripe visionary.” Josiah Fosdyke’s lofty ambitions are soon thwarted. Starring Philip Lowrie. From 1983. Show more
The master of double entendre presents sketches including Little Bo Peep. With Peter Vernon and Jan Waters. From April 1964. Show more
Cricket ashes of a different kind when the new school pavilion burns down. Stars Professor Jimmy Edwards. From September 1961. Show more
Returning to his roots - crime writer Mark Billingham concludes his literary tour of the Midlands. Show more
Nick Mohammed stars as lifestyle guru Mr Swallow as he presents his memory technique to a studio audience. From September 2010. Show more
The comedian examines the virtue of hard work. With poems and songs from diligent Tim Key and Tom Basden. From 2008. Show more
The Comedy Club Interviews
Clive Anderson 1/3
5 minutes
on BBC Radio 4 ExtraAvailable for over a year
From 10.00pm until midnight, seven days a week, the Comedy Club has two hours of comedy. Plus Harriet Kemsley chats to Clive Anderson.
Ben's unconscious mind puts him in a compromising situation with a fellow coma patient. Stars Neil Pearson. From October 2007. Show more
Stephen K Amos on the pros and cons of living with technology, with Marlon Davis, Jarlath Reagan and Lloyd Langford. From 2013. Show more
Vampires, a mad Scots librarian, a handsome Englishman and a Countess - all in Dacia in the 1920s. Stars Christopher Cazenove. Show more
Ray Bradbury - The Golden Apples of the Sun
3. A Sound of Thunder / The Murderer
30 minutes
on BBC Radio 4 ExtraAvailable for years
Stories about a risky time-travelling safari trip and a technology-loathing man. Stars Don Fellows, Ed Bishop and Judy Bennett. Show more
A monk chronicles the horrific, bloody reign of the tyrant behind the legend of Count Dracula and vampirism. Stars Nigel Stock. Show more
A ravaged island nation has built the Wall. Joseph Kavanagh must defend it. Ben Norris reads John Lanchester’s dystopian novel. Show more
I am a dedicated tripe visionary.” Josiah Fosdyke’s lofty ambitions are soon thwarted. Starring Philip Lowrie. From 1983. Show more
The master of double entendre presents sketches including Little Bo Peep. With Peter Vernon and Jan Waters. From April 1964. Show more
Cricket ashes of a different kind when the new school pavilion burns down. Stars Professor Jimmy Edwards. From September 1961. Show more
