
Show Notes
A night at the theater spirals sideways as everything seems to collide at once. Everyone is watching something they don’t fully understand, and the cost of looking too closely starts to become clear. London feels smaller by the end of it. The walls are closing in on the hunters. (Part 26)
This series is not suitable for listeners under the age of 18 and may contain material some people find disturbing.
CONTENT WARNINGS: body horror, flaying, torture, detailed bodily harm, violence, profanity
Player Characters Jason Cordova as Keeper Scott Dorward as Sebastian Melmoth Josephine McAdam as Moyra Innes Nic Rosenberg as Viola Archer cuppycup as Edward Quiet
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