Showing results for "In the Dark" in Drama & Plays

In the autumn of 1918, an ancient English country house becomes the backdrop for a chilling mystery. The War to End All Wars rages on in Europe, but in this seemingly peaceful setting, a bored young wife throws a party for her London friends. Among the guests are war workers, servicemen, and a renowned explorer known for his expertise in jewels. The evening takes a dark turn when, just hours later, the hostess is found dead from a gunshot wound. An heirloom pearl necklace has vanished, and Scotland Yard is hot on the trail—yet they may be targeting the wrong suspect. As secrets unravel and ...

Hello everyone and welcome for those who know me you know a lot about me so I don’t need to really say anything on that matter, but for those who do not know me, this is what you can expect from this podcast. I created this podcast on the premise and inspiration of beyond belief factor fiction with a little bit of a spin during my podcast. I will tell four stories. One will be a factual event the others completely off the imagination it is up to you to decide which one is real now during the show the host would tell five stories and at the end of that show would tell you which ones were fact...

Penny Parker lands her first job as a reporter at the Riverview Star during her school break. Eager and determined, she navigates the challenges of the newsroom, especially when faced with a jealous co-worker. Her big break comes when she covers a shocking explosion at the Conway Steel Plant. As she digs deeper, Penny stumbles upon a dangerous scheme involving a fake explosive device. With her instincts and resourcefulness, she sets out to expose the culprits behind this plot. Along the way, she helps a fellow reporter who's struggling, proving that teamwork and tenacity can lead to uncovering...

Red in the Dark is a psychological horror thriller about what happens when good intentions blur into harm. The story follows intersecting lives—workers, criminals, parents, enforcers—moving through systems that reward cruelty, excuse damage, and hide evil in plain sight. At the center is Larry, a man capable of rescuing strangers and committing deeply violent acts with the same certainty, according to his code. This is a story about how survival warps judgment, how lines disappear quietly, and how people—good and bad alike—destroy others, or themselves, without noticing how far they’...

Published anonymously in 1877 and later attributed to Louisa May Alcott in 1889, A Whisper in the Dark offers a striking departure from Alcotts beloved childrens literature. This haunting and melodramatic novella follows the journey of Sybil, a seventeen-year-old orphan caught in a web of mystery and misunderstanding. Raised by her kind yet enigmatic guardian, Madame Bernard, Sybil embarks on a quest to uncover her origins and finds herself falling in love. However, a tragic miscommunication leads to her imprisonment, pushing her to the brink of madness. This sensational tale echoes the ...

Kept in the Dark is a captivating novel by 19th century English author Anthony Trollope. First published in eight monthly installments in 1882, this story unfolds the life of Cecilia Holt, who ends her engagement to the indifferent Sir Francis Geraldine. Seeking a fresh start, she travels abroad and meets Mr. George Western, a man heartbroken by his own romantic misfortunes. They marry, but Cecilia conceals her past engagement from him, despite his honesty about his own history. When Sir Francis reveals her secret, George feels betrayed and leaves for abroad, prompting Cecilia to return to her...

It gets lonely at 3 AM with nothing to do but stare at the ceilings, with no one to talk to you just fade in and out of your memory. Secrets in the Dark is a podcast about those moments where you feel like you need a friend, when you want someone to tell you a story, their story and soothe you to sleep. Secrets in the Dark is a confession and a friend for all of us loners. Tune in, and find a friend. Maybe you'll stumble onto something you wanted to hear or something you wanted to say. Once every two weeks, at 3 AM when the weekend rolls in and the loneliness does too, I'll tell you a story!

A Theater in the Dark creates audio fiction--stories through sound. Proudly established in Chicago, 2019.Hear more of our work at atheaterinthedark.com !

First produced by the Negro Ensemble Company in 1969, this classic masterpiece by Academy Award nominee Lonne Elder III gives us the portrait of a Harlem family that dreams of a better life, but pursues it in tragic ways. Ceremonies opened the door for new generation of African American playwrights, August Wilson among them. NBC-TV called Elder’s dramatization of rituals "exciting drama, filled with meaningful insight and original comedy."

Hunger is humanity’s constant companion. Cannibalism has blurred the line defining what is a human and what is a monster. And of course, the evil that brought the world tumbling down to its current state –the monsters from another realm– still stalk the land. Baulder and Hod are survivors. They live from day to day, chasing food and running from the perils of their world https://JourneysInTheDark.com

A story of a stalking victim and her struggle to overcome her torture.

Greetings! And welcome to What’s In The Dark Podcast. On this podcast, we share terrifying and spine chilling stories with our audience. It’s the perfect podcast to listen to when you need your daily dose of chills and thrills. All of these stories, TRUE. Enjoy.

A new podcast hosted by Rylynn Davis & Drew Winston. Join them as they discuss everything that goes bump in the night, from Ghosts, Cryptids, and more! Episodes are released weekly, from September to November. Have a scary story you'd like to share? Send us an email at scarystoriestotellyourfriends@gmail.com, or an Instagram DM at @scarystoriespod This podcast is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Scary Stories Told in the Dark is a horror fiction podcast, spun off from Chilling Tales for Dark Nights and its popular YouTube channel of the same name. The show stars voice actor Malcolm Blackwood as both host and narrator, and features the hand-picked work of hundreds of talented authors. Sleep well, listeners… if you can.

Welcome to Retro Radio: Old Time Radio In The Dark! Here I bring you shows from the Golden Age of Radio in the darker genre. I’ll have classic radio of the macabre and horror, mysteries and crime, and even some dark science fiction.

One-off haunting stories, released Valentines, May Day, Halloween, New Years. Winner of the UK International Radio Drama Award, 2021. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.