The Brenda and Effie Mysteries: Bat Out of Hull

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Anne Reid (Last Tango in Halifax, Dinnerladies) stars in episode 2 of The Brenda and Effie Mysteries.

Welcome back to Whitby! Come and join Brenda and Effie for a night out at the Christmas Hotel, where a once-famous ventriloquist delights in causing chaos and putting the willies up old women.

Why does long-eared bat puppet Tolstoy seem eerily alive of his own accord? Why is Brenda walking about the harbour at night in only her night-things? And what is the secret of the olde-worlde toyshop tucked up an alley in Robin Hood’s Bay?

There is strangeness occurring at the seaside, and our heroines will be forced, once more, to beat off the forces of darkness before this night is through.

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released February 14, 2015

Starring Anne Reid, with Alex Lowe and Chris Pavlo

Written by Paul Magrs
Directed by Simon Barnard
Sound design by Simon Robinson
Music by Edwin Sykes
Artwork by Stuart Manning