Having written The Cliffhanger for our first season, in which Antigone agonised over her past, present and possible future, Cordelia Lynn was a natural choice to write a more introspective episode for Rudyard in Season Two. We see new sides to his character in this one (it's undoubtedly his best role in the series to date, and Felix Trench delivers a storming performance to match) as he discovers that there are things more important than getting the body in the coffin in the ground on time. Antigone, Georgie and even Madeleine are all caught unawares, whilst Eric finds himself the target of water balloons and threatening letters...
You can download Episode Six from iTunes (do leave us a review if you can!) or your prefered podcast provider, or else listen to it on the main Wooden Overcoats website. Also, if you're able to get to London for the 12th and 19th December then tickets are still available for our remaining Live Shows (Eps 7-8, and the Christmas show). Speaking of Christmas, our festive special - available exclusively to our backers - is now available for pre-order if you missed our Kickstarter earlier in 2016.
And as an extra bonus, I shall leave you with a recording of a certain song from last week's episode, featuring the Piffling Philharmonic's James Whittle and Karl Kramer. Enjoy yourselves!