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Dark Shadows: London's Burning

Dark Shadows: London's Burning

17 April 2010 · Joseph Lidster · Directed by Darren Gross · Dark Shadows #13 · at Big Finish

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"I'm gonna dance for you, gonna dance your cares away..." 1941: As bombs fall on the city of London, Quentin Collins is reunited with his old friend, Rose. Trapped in an Underground station, she claims to have no memory of him. So he tells her how they met... 1906: Music hall star Rosie Fay is the talk of the town. But what connects her to the cases of spontaneous human combustion plaguing London's ladies of the night? And why is Quentin so interested in the song she sings?
violencedeathRomance not assessedInferred themesidentitymysterygriefsurvivaldiscovery
A haunting historical mystery unfolds amidst wartime London's shadows.
“"I'm gonna dance for you, gonna dance your cares away..."”
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Cast · 3 voices

David SelbyJoseph LidsterLouise Jameson

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Directed by Darren Gross

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