The Burning Prince

The Burning Prince
Big Finish Productions audio drama
Series	Doctor Who
Release number	165
Featuring	Fifth Doctor
Writer	John Dorney
Director	Ken Bentley
Executive producer	Nicholas Briggs Jason Haigh-Ellery
Release date	September 2012

The Burning Prince is a Big Finish Productions audio drama based on the long-running British science fiction television series Doctor Who.^[1]^[2]^[3]^[4]

Plot

The Doctor arrives in the glorious galactic Drashani Empire, after a terminated wedding brings two royal houses to war.

Cast

The Doctor - Peter Davison
Shira - Caroline Langrishe
Prince Kylo - George Rainsford
Tuvold - Clive Mantle
Corwyn - Dominic Rowan
Altus - Derek Hutchinson
Riga - Caroline Keiff
Tyron - Tim Treloar
Princess Aliona - Kirsty Besterman

Continuity

This is the first in a trilogy of stories that continues with the Sixth Doctor in The Acheron Pulse and concludes with the Seventh Doctor in The Shadow Heart.
Tegan and Nyssa are still in Amsterdam, after the events of Arc of Infinity. In The Elite, it is explained that the Doctor left them there as a vacation, while he dealt with other matters, such as the situation in the story Omega. For the Doctor, The Burning Prince takes place between Omega and The Elite.

External links

The Burning Prince

References

↑ "The Burning Prince". bigfinish.com. Retrieved 10 November 2013.
↑ "Doctor Who: The Burning Prince". goodreads.com. Retrieved 10 November 2013.
↑ Swanson, Chris. "Doctor Who Review – "The Burning Prince"". whatculture.com. Retrieved 10 November 2013.
↑ "The Burning Prince (Doctor Who)". amazon.com. Retrieved 10 November 2013.

Fifth Doctor audio dramas

Tegan, Nyssa & Adric	Psychodrome Iterations of I The Darkening Eye Destiny of the Doctor: Smoke and Mirrors

Nyssa	The Land of the Dead Winter for the Adept The Mutant Phase Primeval Spare Parts Creatures of Beauty The Game Circular Time Renaissance of the Daleks Return to the Web Planet Castle of Fear The Eternal Summer Plague of the Daleks The Demons of Red Lodge and Other Stories The Five Companions 1001 Nights 1963: Fanfare For The Common Men The Light at the End Moonflesh Tomb Ship Masquerade

Nyssa & Brewster	The Haunting of Thomas Brewster The Boy That Time Forgot Time Reef A Perfect World

Nyssa & Tegan	The Elite Hexagora The Children of Seth The Waters of Amsterdam Aquitaine The Peterloo Massacre

Nyssa, Tegan & Turlough	Cobwebs The Whispering Forest The Cradle of the Snake Heroes of Sontar Kiss of Death Rat Trap The Emerald Tiger The Jupiter Conjunction The Butcher of Brisbane Eldrad Must Die! The Lady of Mercia Prisoners of Fate Mistfall Equilibrium The Entropy Plague

Tegan & Turlough	The Sirens of Time Excelis Dawns Ringpullworld Freakshow

Turlough	Phantasmagoria Loups-Garoux Singularity

Peri	Red Dawn Exotron & Urban Myths Peri and the Piscon Paradox

Peri & Erimem	The Eye of the Scorpion The Church and the Crown No Place Like Home Nekromanteia The Axis of Insanity The Roof of the World Three's a Crowd The Council of Nicaea The Kingmaker Son of the Dragon The Mind's Eye & Mission of the Viyrans The Bride of Peladon

Amy	The Judgement of Isskar The Destroyer of Delights The Chaos Pool

Other	Zagreus Omega The Gathering Cuddlesome The Four Doctors The Burning Prince And You Will Obey Me Fallen Angels

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