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Dr Henry Jekyll believes that there are two distinct sides to men - one good, one evil. Intent on separating the two, he succeeds in his experiments. However, in doing so he unleashes Hyde, a monstrous and uncontrollable alter ego... Prepare for the fright of your life in a dramatic new adaptation of Robert Louis Stevenson's classic and atmospheric Gothic melodrama, Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde. This audio production is adapted from the 2016 touring stage production adapted and directed by Nicholas Briggs. **THIS TITLE WILL HAVE A LIMITED CD RELEASE OF 1,000 COPIES**

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A classic Gothic tale of scientific ambition and monstrous transformation.

“Dr Henry Jekyll believes that there are two distinct sides to men - one good, one evil.”

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John Heffernan John Hurt Nicola Walker Robert Louis Stevenson Sam Troughton

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Directed by Nicholas Briggs

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