Solitaire (audio drama)

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Solitaire is a Big Finish Productions audiobook based on the long-running British science fiction television series Doctor Who.

Plot[]

Charley finds herself with her memory wiped and caught in one of the Celestial Toymaker's games. To make matters worse, the Eighth Doctor has been turned into a ventriloquist's dummy as a part of the game and can only communicate to a limited degree with Charley.

Cast[]

• Charley Pollard — India Fisher
• Celestial Toymaker — David Bailie

Notes[]

• The Toymaker was originally played by Michael Gough in the 1966 First Doctor TV story The Celestial Toymaker. He was previously voiced by David Bailie in the 2009 Sixth Doctor audio Nightmare Fair.
• Unlike past Companion Chronicles, this story does not feature any narration. It is full cast story, albeit with only two characters. India Fisher played Charley in another "two-hander", Scherzo, with Paul McGann.

External links[]

• Solitaire