Welcome to Airtime Ideas
We are a Cheshire based company, developing storylines and ideas for tv and film.
Susan M Cowley & Stuart Oakes Writers of the Cheshire Theatre Guild Award Winning Play "Remember Them" |
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The Originals
Our new drama group, 'The Originals' is preparing for the re-opening of theatres.
This new venture has been created for anyone wanting to get involved in theatre. We want your help to create and produce new and exciting plays.
Whether you want to try writing, acting or assisting in production, we will be pleased to welcome you.
This new venture has been created for anyone wanting to get involved in theatre. We want your help to create and produce new and exciting plays.
Whether you want to try writing, acting or assisting in production, we will be pleased to welcome you.
Current Projects'From a Dark Realm'
A mini series of one hour horror stories.
Murder Mystery Plays A series of murder mystery plays for radio.
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Future Stage Productions'Sons of Gallipoli'
The storyline takes the audience from recruitment of young Australians to the landing on the beaches at Gallipoli..... 'The Box' A murder mystery set in 1935 England. Mourners are returning from Jennifer Bartlett's funeral. The 28 year old daughter of Lord Stanley Bartlett murdered by an unknown assailant. Was it a stranger, someone she knew or the curse, which has haunted the Bartlett family for over one hundred years. 'Strange Tales' True of False? ….. you decide 'Life Up North' 'The Price of Poppies' The story follows the lives of a group of friends who, although they are under the recruitment age are eager to enlist and fight for King and Country..... 'Dark Persuasion' An adaptation of the book of the same name by Susan M Cowley. |
Past Productions'Will You Remember Them?'
As WW1 begins, a group of friends, although they are under the recruitment age are eager to enlist and fight for King and Country...... 'Aftermath' A soldier of today reflects on his life, troubled by the sadness and futility of conflict..... 'Remember Them' Stage play written to commemorate WWI..... |
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