David Tennant has a varied career in audio. He has played a
number of parts in radio plays including Benedict in the BBC adaptation of Much A Do About Nothing, and the lead in the
highly successful successful Radio 4 show, Double Income No Kids Yet.
He has recorded many parts for the Big
Finish Doctor Who Series and narrated many talking books as well as narrating many TV documentaries and advertising
campaigns.
During the past few years he has expanded his talents in to presenting and has regularly stood
in for Jonathan Ross on his Radio 2 show as well as guesting on many shows including Desert Island Discs and Five Live's The
Christian O'Connell Solution.
He has also interviewed stars such as Kylie Minogue and Russell T Davies for Radio 2.
In February 2013 David reprised his role as Leo for the BBC Radio 4 drama, Every Seventh Wave,
which was a follow up to last year's Love Virtually and in April 2013 he was the narrator of The Great Scott, a
BBC Radio 4 series of Walter Scott adaptations. April also saw him contribute to the BBC Radio
4 documentary, Bernard Who?, a two part look at the career of actor Bernard Cribbins.
At the beginning of 2013 David Tennant recorded the audio books, How To Steal A Dragon's Sword
by Cressida Cowell and Chitty Chitty Bang Bang And The Race Against Aganst Time by Frank Cottrell Boyce. These will be released
later this year.
|
|
RELATED LINKS:
Get all the latest news on David's audio work.
Information on the various radio plays that David has done.
Information on the many audio books that David has read.
Information on the Doctor Who and Big Finish audio books that David has been involved with.
Information on the TV shows that David has narrated.
Information on the advertising campaigns that David has worked on. |
| | |
STONEMOUTH:
David Tennant reads Iain Bank's novel Stonemouth.
Stewart Gilmour is back in Stonemouth. After five years in exile his presence is required at the funeral
of patriarch Joe Murston, and even though the last time Stu saw the Murstons he was running for his life, staying away might
be even more dangerous than turning up. An estuary town north of Aberdeen, Stonemouth, with its five mile beach, can be beautiful
on a sunny day.
Download the MP3s here...
| |
 |
|
A
VIRTUAL LOVE:
In Every Seventh Wave David Tennant and Emilia Fox come together
to recreate their original roles from 2012's Love Virtually.
With two million copies sold in Germany to date, and bought
by thirty-five publishers around the world, Love Virtually by Austrian novelist Daniel Glattauer, is well on the way to becoming
a global publishing phenomenon. It's a thoroughly modern epistolary novel with a difference: its protagonists, Emmi Rothner
and Leo Leike, communicate exclusively by e-mail. They "meet" when Emmi mistakenly sends an e-mail to Leo's inbox. The romance
that follows allows them to live out a shared secret life far removed from their day-to-day existences. But to what extent
does it rely on fantasy and escapism, and will it survive a real-life meeting?
| | | |
|
SHAKESPEARE SEASON:
BBC Radio 3, BBC Radio
4 and BBC Radio 4 Extra present a special season of programmes as part of a pan-BBC celebration of the work of arguably the
greatest writer in the English language, world-renowned poet and playwright, William Shakespeare. David Tennant stars in Twelfth
Night as Malvolio and as Prince Escalus in Romeo and Juliet.
| | | |
|
|
AUDIO MP3 DOWNLOADS:
Links to MP3 downloads of David's work:
|
| | |
|
ALL ABOUT AUDIO:
More info on David's audio work:
|
| | |
BELIEVE IT:
David Tennant co stars in a new BBC Radio 4 comedy series, Believe It!, alongside Richard Wilson and Arabella
Weir.
Based on glimmers of truth, Believe It is the hilarious, bizarre, revealing and, most importantly,
untrue celebrity radiography of Richard Wilson.
Download the MP3s here...
| |
|
