Wayne McLair (radio play)

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Wayne McLair
(orig. Wayne McLair )
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Radio play from Germany
Year of production 2012–2015
since 2017
genre Steampunk , crook stories
consequences 15 radio plays + 1 guest contribution
production Paul Burghardt
Publisher / label Maritime
Contributors
author Paul Burghardt
Machining Paul Burghardt & Tom Steinbrecher
Director Paul Burghardt
music Kevin MacLeod
speaker

→ See regular cast

Wayne Mclair is an adventurous Steampunk - radio drama series . The radio plays are produced by Paul Burghardt on behalf of Maritim . Set in Victorian London from 1889, you are amusing about the charming but self-loving master thief Wayne McLair, who always seems to be one step ahead of both Scotland Yard and his opponents.

Beginnings

The first 5 episodes appeared between 2012 and 2015 on the community platform Hörspielprojekt.de.

The first two covers of "Der Meisterdieb" (2012) and "Der Revolvermann (1)" (2013) were created in comic style. The third episode "The Gunslinger (2)" was published completely without a cover. Episode four "13 black tears (1)" (2015) and five "13 black tears (2)" (2015) were produced in the style that is also sold under Maritim.

After Maritim was commissioned, the series was restarted with a few changes to the script and a few new appointments.

production

The radio plays have been produced on behalf of Maritim since 2017.

Figures and speakers

The main characters have been spoken by a permanent cast since 2012.

Regular cast

person speaker consequences
Wayne McLair Paul Burghardt 1-
Arthur O'Neill Roman Ewert 1-14
Aidan Quinn Thomas Kramer 1-
Isabelle Chevalier Tanja Niehoff 1-
Caitlinn Brown Jennifer Spiekermann

Tanya Kahana

1-14
Molly Bailey Jessica von Haeseler

Katja Brugger

1-14
Eve Marie Burghardt 1-14
Penny Powers Ina Bringenberg 1-
Fips Tom Steinbrecher 6-14
Henri the false French Martin Sabel 5-14
Sir Arnold Henderson Michael Gerdes 1-14
teller Felix Würgler 1-
Arty Morty Christian Michalak 2-14
Remarks:
  1. ↑ a b In the versions of episodes 1 to 5 at Hoerspielprojekt.de, Caitlinn Brown was spoken by Jennifer Spiekermann and Molly Bailey by Jessica von Haeseler.

Episode index of radio plays

Radio play index (appearance)
Hörspielprojekt.de
  • 1: The Master Thief (2012)
  • 2: The Gunslinger (1) (2013)
  • 3: The Gunslinger (2) (2014)
  • 4: 13 black tears (1) (2015)
  • 5: 13 Black Tears (2) (2015)

Maritime

  • 1: The Master Thief (March 24, 2017)
  • 2: The Gunslinger, Pt. 1 (April 07, 2017)
  • 3: The Gunslinger, Pt. 2 (April 28, 2017)
  • 4: The Voice (June 23, 2017)
  • 5:13 black tears (August 11, 2017)
  • 6: The Wrong French (October 13, 2017)
  • 7: The Fire Devils (December 8, 2017)
  • 8: Aldermoor Asylum (February 02, 2018)
  • 9: The Iron Daughter (January 11, 2019)
  • 10: The Fire Opal (April 26, 2019)
  • 11: Laterna magica (July 26, 2019)
  • 12: The blind watchmaker (October 4th, 2019)
  • 13: RIP (January 10, 2020)
  • 14: Nigrum lux (April 03, 2020)
  • 15: The Hope Diamond (June 19, 2020)

Guest appearances

  • 44: Sherlock Holmes & Co. - The cardsharp with the ace of diamonds
Remarks:
  1. ↑ Another Wayne McLair adventure is told in episode 44 of the radio play series Sherlock Holmes & Co. “The cardsharp with the ace of diamonds”. As in the main series, Paul Burghardt was responsible for the script, direction, production and the title role.

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