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The Shape of Things to Come

The Shape of Things to Come

11 November 2016 · HG Wells · Directed by Lisa Bowerman · at Big Finish

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Every action has consequences. One confrontation, one punch, one bullet - something as simple as a gesture on a train - all can change the course of history. British diplomat Dr Philip Raven knows the world is on a knife edge. But he is about to see how history might have played out differently. How there could be a better future for those who dare to grasp it. An emissary from that future has come to show him... The Shape of Things to Come.
violenceRomance not assessedInferred themesexplorationdestinypowerhope
A diplomat confronts alternate futures to prevent global catastrophe.
“Every action has consequences.”
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Cast · 5 voices

HG WellsJohn HurtNicola WalkerSam TroughtonSylvester McCoy

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Directed by Lisa Bowerman

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