Frankenstein

This BBC Radio dramatization of Mary Shelley's "Frankenstein" captures the emotional intensity and energy of the original story, exploring themes of obsession, pride, and love through a thrilling and haunting narrative. The production uses rich incident and metaphor to delve into deeper issues such as scientific hubris, societal attitudes towards difference, and the complexities of parent-child relationships. With an engaging cast and compelling music, it offers a thought-provoking adaptation of a timeless modern myth.