Storm Mine
Monday, 4 October 2004 - Reported by Shaun Lyon
As previously reported, Storm Mine by Daniel O'Mahony, the sixth chapter of the "Kaldor City" audio series, will be released later this year, featuring appearances by Gregory De Polnay (who played the role of D84 in the Doctor Who serial "The Robots of Death") and Philip Madoc (who played Solon in "The Brain of Morbius"). Magic Bullet Productions has announced that the release date is December 18, and have issued the cover and story blurb for the CD, below. "Kaldor City" is the continuing series of audios based in the universe of "The Robots of Death" by Chris Boucher, who serves as creative consulant; this will be the first story in which the character of Uvanov, previously played by the late Russell Hunter, will not appear.
Kaldor City: Storm Mine, by Daniel O'Mahony
"Evolution. No one said it was going to be easy."
Eighteen months after her final confrontation with Iago, Blayes awakes to find Kaldor City in quarantine and herself on a Storm Mine in the Blind Heart Desert. Her companions are three strangely familiar figures, a vengeful spirit-- and a robot with a dangerous secret.
Trapped in a claustrophobic, dreamlike environment, the former terrorist must now undertake a journey which may end in the destruction of her world-- or its beginning.
Starring Paul Darrow, Tracy Russell, Philip Madoc, Gregory de Polnay, John Leeson and Patricia Merrick. Directed by Alan Stevens and Alistair Lock.
"Evolution. No one said it was going to be easy."
Eighteen months after her final confrontation with Iago, Blayes awakes to find Kaldor City in quarantine and herself on a Storm Mine in the Blind Heart Desert. Her companions are three strangely familiar figures, a vengeful spirit-- and a robot with a dangerous secret.
Trapped in a claustrophobic, dreamlike environment, the former terrorist must now undertake a journey which may end in the destruction of her world-- or its beginning.
Starring Paul Darrow, Tracy Russell, Philip Madoc, Gregory de Polnay, John Leeson and Patricia Merrick. Directed by Alan Stevens and Alistair Lock.
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