Angelique's Descent

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Angelique's Descent
Big Finish Productions audio drama
SeriesDark Shadows
Release no.1&2
Written by Lara Parker
Directed byDarren Gross
Produced byStuart Manning
Jason Haigh-Ellery
Length140 minutes

Dark Shadows: Angelique's Descent is a Big Finish Productions abridged reading of Lara Parker's own novel, based on the long-running American horror soap opera series Dark Shadows .

Contents

Plot

Angelique Bouchard grew up on the island of Martinique, but it was a meeting with Barnabas Collins that was to change her life...

Cast

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