Playing in the London West End. Check for tour dates.
Doctor Who Series 7, The Impossible Girl: With Sophie Hopkins, Paul Gardner, Sophie Aldred, Stephen Walters, Aaron S. Jones. A Victorian orphan who is transported to the present day by the Time Lord's TARDIS, only to discover that she is a female. Why is she a girl? What is she? And what's the connection to a crime boss that she has to kill? Check for tour dates.
Doctor Who Series 7, The Zygon Invasion: With Sophie Hopkins, Sophie Aldred, Aaron S. Jones, Gillian Jones. A time-travelling alien, which looks like a man, has left a trail of self-destructing corpses in his wake. Played by the great David Bradley. Check for tour dates.
Doctor Who Series 7, Mawdryn Undead: With Sophie Hopkins, Sophie Aldred, Matt Smith, Aaron S. Jones. Where the Doctor has been trapped since the last series finale, and is still missing. Until he turns up in the streets of Cardiff. The Doctor is played by the great Matt Smith. Check for tour dates.
Twelfth Doctor: Whoniverse.com. The official website for the show. Contains the latest and greatest information on your favourite show, as well as information on upcoming performances. Check it out for tour dates, news, and interviews.
Companion List
Ruth Wilson. Debuting as Dr. Clara Oswald. Series regular. A biog. The daughter of a working class family who loves travelling and science, but her parents are a bit of a pain. Played by the gorgeous Ruth Wilson, who you will know for her role as Harriet in Red Nose Day 2013. The series starts in February 2013.
Toby Stephens. Debuting as Nyssa. Series regular. A lady of mysterious but very grand origins. In fact she's the daughter of a Time Lord. A very secret, powerful, powerful lady. Played by the gorgeous Toby Stephens. (See Doctor Who - The Thick of It for an explanation of what that means) The series starts in February 2013.
John Simm. Debuting as the Master. The same Master who played the bad guy in the classic show. Or the same guy who turned out to be The Master in the Timelord part of the BBC's remake of Doctor Who. However, this time he's a real live villain, not a bad guy who
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