Project Twilight

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<th colspan="2" class=""summary"" style="text-align:center;font-size:125%;font-weight:bold;font-size: 125%;;">Project: Twilight

Big Finish Productions audio play

Series	Doctor Who
Release number	23
Featuring	Sixth Doctor Evelyn Smythe
Writer	Cavan Scott and Mark Wright
Director	Gary Russell
Producer(s)	Gary Russell Jason Haigh-Ellery
Executive producer(s)	Jacqueline Rayner
Set between	Bloodtide and The Sandman
Length	1 hr 50 mins
Release date	20 August 2001

Project: Twilight is a Big Finish Productions audio drama based on the long-running British science fiction television series Doctor Who. Sequels to this story include Project: Valhalla (a novel featuring characters from Twilight), Project: Longinus (a web-comic published by Scott and Wright), the audio dramas Project: Lazarus and Project Destiny, and the short story 'Project: Wildthyme'.

Plot

1999. The Sixth Doctor and Evelyn try to find out what connects "Project: Twilight", a secret government initiative, to a seedy casino in London Docklands.

Cast

The Doctor — Colin Baker
Evelyn Smythe — Maggie Stables
Dr William Abberton – Rupert Booth
Nurse – Kate Hadley
Amelia Doory – Holly de Jong
Reggie Mead – Rob Dixon
Cassie — Rosie Cavaliero
Mr Deeks — Mark Wright
Eddie – Daniel Wilson
Nimrod — Stephen Chance
Matthew – Rupert Booth

Notes

This play contains the first reference to Zagreus, a character from a Gallifreyan nursery rhyme, who later appears in Neverland and Zagreus.
This play also introduces the Forge, a mysterious government/military group dealing with paranormal research.
The Doctor meets Nimrod, Cassie and the Forge again in Project: Lazarus.
Vampires were first introduced into Doctor Who in the Fourth Doctor serial State of Decay, where they are said to be ancient enemies of the Time Lords.
The Doctor begins to ask Evelyn "Have you ever been to Bl..." This is in reference to Revelation of the Daleks.

References

External links

Reviews

Project: Twilight reviews at Outpost Gallifrey
Project: Twilight reviews at The Doctor Who Ratings Guide

v t e Sixth Doctor audio dramas

Peri	Slipback Whispers of Terror ...ish Her Final Flight Cryptobiosis The Reaping Year of the Pig The Nightmare Fair Mission to Magnus Leviathan The Hollows of Time Paradise 5 Point of Entry The Song of Megaptera The Macros Recorded Time and Other Stories The Guardians of Prophecy Power Play The First Sontarans Destiny of the Doctor: Trouble in Paradise 1963: The Space Race The Light at the End Breaking Bubbles and Other Stories

Frobisher	The Holy Terror The Maltese Penguin

Evelyn Smythe	The Marian Conspiracy The Spectre of Lanyon Moor The Apocalypse Element Bloodtide Project: Twilight The Sandman Jubilee Doctor Who and the Pirates Real Time Project: Lazarus Arrangements for War Medicinal Purposes Pier Pressure The Nowhere Place 100 Assassin in the Limelight A Town Called Fortune The Crimes of Thomas Brewster The Feast of Axos Industrial Evolution

Charley	The Condemned The Doomwood Curse Brotherhood of the Daleks Return of the Krotons The Raincloud Man Patient Zero Paper Cuts Blue Forgotten Planet

Jamie	City of Spires Night's Black Agents The Wreck of the Titan Legend of the Cybermen

Flip	The Curse of Davros The Fourth Wall Wirrn Isle Antidote to Oblivion The Brood of Erys Scavenger

Jago & Litefoot	Jago in Love Beautiful Things The Lonely Clock The Hourglass Killers Voyage to Venus Voyage to the New World

Mel	The One Doctor The Juggernauts Catch-1782 Thicker than Water The Wishing Beast & The Vanity Box The Wrong Doctors Spaceport Fear The Seeds of War

Alone	The Sirens of Time The Ratings War Excelis Rising Davros The Wormery I.D. & Urgent Calls The Four Doctors Peri and the Piscon Paradox The Acheron Pulse Trial of the Valeyard

Other	Zagreus The Ultimate Adventure Beyond the Ultimate Adventure

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