Podcasts

Here are some snippets from our live and recorded work. Lockdown removed any plausible excuses about being too busy with live shows to produce online entertainment and so, here you go. Stretched Light is stretching both day and night to bring you further refreshing distractions and so, as they say, watch this space.

 

Track Change

By Simon Rae and Simon Fielder

Episode 1 | Home Work

This was recorded during lockdown with all participants geographically dislocated – Stephen in West Ealing, Laura in France and the Simons Rae and Fielder in Hull and Ashtead respectively.  It was only thanks to the patience and expertise of Tim (in Devon!) that it all came together.

In a case of art mirroring life, Luke and Barney are writers forced by circumstances to work via Skype. (Remember that?) Luke’s wife, Trish, is expecting their first child – imminently. The boys, however, are not adapting well to their new working conditions.

Will Luke and Barney finish their script before Trish gives birth? Will Liverpool win their first league title in 30 years? And, most importantly, is Samantha shagging Nigel?

Luke Stephen Gray | Barney Simon Fielder | Trish Laura Shavin
Director Simon Rae | Producer Tim Parker

Unplayable

Written by Simon Rae | Narrated by Michael Simkins

When Tom Marlin is scrunched on the football field by the school bully, Devlin, he needs a major operation on his shoulder. He comes out of hospital with his shoulder repaired and the miraculous gift of being able to turn cricket ball miles – a gift that transforms his life.

This wonderful tale will appeal to boys and girls from the young to those who are just young at heart. As a book, it is an absolute page-turner and Michael Simkins brings Tom and his incredible achievements to life with his masterfully gripping reading. Prior to its release as a complete audiobook here is the first chapter, free of charge, to whet your appetite. 

“A great story that will appeal to anyone of any age”
Mike Gatting

Evenings With Aggers

Jaw-dropping anecdotes, larger-than-life characters and loads of laughs. Evening With Aggers have been selling out theatres all over the country since 2013. With Aggers’ Boycott-baiting wind-ups, tall tales of Tuffers’ global drunken misdeeds and Bumble’s hilarious stories, this is an unbeatable evening for cricket fans and non-aficionados alike.