✉ EmailBlueskyWhatsApp
Doctor Who: The Emerald Tiger

Doctor Who: The Emerald Tiger

12 April 2012 · Barnaby Edwards · Directed by Barnaby Edwards · Doctor Who: The Monthly Adventures #171 · at Big Finish

No member ratings yet.

Not signed in? Listened and Listen list choices stay only in this browser until you create an account.

Your rating:
Cast12 voices

Synopsis

Tiger, tiger, burning bright In the forests of the night Calcutta, 1926. The Doctor and his companions join an expedition to locate the fabled emerald tiger - a legendary marvel shrouded in myth and mystery. They must journey to an unexplored lost world filled with wonder and wickedness. But at the centre of this terra incognita, something is stirring. Something with emerald eyes, diamond-sharp claws and a heart of darkness.
violenceRomance not assessedInferred themesexplorationmysterydeceptionsurvival
A perilous expedition into an uncharted land seeking a legendary, dangerous creature.
“Tiger, tiger, burning bright”
Automated synopsis signals · inferred hints, not verified catalogue attributes, member tags, or a content guarantee

Wikipedia: Barnaby Edwards (author) · Wikipedia: Doctor Who: The Monthly Adventures (series)

Ratings

Not enough member ratings yet to show a distribution.

Cast · 12 voices

Benedict BriggsCherie LunghiGwilym LeeJanet FieldingMark StricksonNeil StacyPeter DavisonSam DastorSarah SuttonTrevor CooperVincent EbrahimVineeta Rishi

Crew · 1

Written by Barnaby Edwards

Write your review

Create your account or log in to rate, log and review — takes 10 seconds.

Popular Reviews

No reviews yet — be the first.

Where to listen or buy

Prices are shown only when a region and currency-specific source value is recorded. “Price unavailable” is not an estimate.

RetailerFormatPriceRegionLink
Big FinishFormat not specifiedPrice unavailableRegion not specifiedOpen Big Finish ↗

FCF is not enrolled in a commission programme and does not add tracking parameters. A retailer or source may supply its own referral parameters; those are controlled by the destination, not FCF.

How to read this entry: the catalogue keeps each purchasable audio part as its own link. “Part N of M” describes a split audio production, while “Book N” is the numbered series position; neither label claims that separate rows are the same text edition or a complete set.

Tags

Doctor Who

Similar audiobooks

More with shared cast:

More like this

More by Barnaby Edwards