Hexagora

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Hexagora is a Big Finish Productions audio drama based on the long-running British science fiction television series Doctor Who.

Plot[]

While visiting her hometown in Australia, Tegan discovers her ex-boyfriend has gone missing. Searching for him leads the TARDIS to the planet Luparis, in a city modelled after Tudor London. They soon meet Queen Zafira, who chooses the Doctor as her newest husband.

Cast[]

• The Doctor – Peter Davison
• Tegan – Janet Fielding
• Nyssa – Sarah Sutton
• Queen Zafira – Jacqueline Pearce
• Mike Bretherton – Toby Hadoke
• Lord Jezzavar –
• Lord Zellenger – Dan Starkey
• Astorius – Sean Brosnan

Notes[]

• Peter Ling wrote the 1968 Doctor Who television story The Mind Robber.
• Jacqueline Pearce played Chessene in the 1985 Doctor Who television story The Two Doctors.
• Dan Starkey has played Sontarans in several recent Doctor Who television stories.
• This story was originally entitled Hex, not to be confused with the Big Finish companion character, Hex.

External links[]

• Big Finish Productions
• Hidden Planet Lost Scripts site