The Feast of Axos

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

Plot[]

A billionaire attempts to plunder the energy from Axos, which was trapped in an orbiting time loop, nearly half a century ago.

Cast[]

• The Doctor – Colin Baker
• Evelyn Smythe – Maggie Stables
• Thomas Brewster – John Pickard
• Axos – Bernard Holley
• Campbell Irons/Svenni Nilson –
• Joanna Slade – Andrée Bernard
• David Brock – Chook Sibtain
• Craig Swanson – Peter Forbes
• Philippe Lefevre – Duncan Wisbey

Continuity[]

• Axos appeared in the 1971 Third Doctor story The Claws of Axos.
• Campbell is said to have bought out the British Rocket Group. This is an outside reference to The Quatermass Experiment, although it was also mentioned in Remembrance of the Daleks.

Cast notes[]

• Bernard Holley reprises his role as Axos, which he played in the 1971 story.
• Chook Sibtain played Tarak Ital in "The Waters of Mars".
• Andrée Bernard played Dolly Bailey in "The Shakespeare Code".

External links[]

• The Feast of Axos