The Lone Centurion Volume 2 - Camelot

Rory Williams, the Lone Centurion, is trapped in a body not his own and is stranded in history. He must guard the Pandorica, the tomb of his fiancee, but life gets in the way. Contains three stories: "The Once and Future Nurse," "The Glowing Warrior," and "The Last King of Camelot."

Format: CD-Audio
Publication date: 30 April 2022
Publisher: Big Finish Productions Ltd

Rory Williams, the Lone Centurion, finds himself trapped in a body that is not his own, stranded in a history that he cannot escape. His sole purpose is to protect the Pandorica, the tomb of his beloved fiancee. However, life has a way of intervening, even for immortals. Within this captivating story, there are three captivating tales:

2.1 The Once and Future Nurse by Alfie Shaw:
Camelot faces a dire crisis. Lancelot is wounded, and Merlin forewarns of impending darkness. The wizard believes that the mythical Pandorica holds the key to salvation. Meanwhile, Lancelot owes his life to a humble servant named Rory.

2.2 The Glowing Warrior by Tim Foley:
Arise, Sir Rory! Every new knight embarks on a quest, and soon Sir Rory, accompanied by his noble squire Lancelot, sets out to unravel the mystery of the Glowing Knight and rescue a damsel in distress. However, are they walking into a trap?

2.3 The Last King of Camelot by Kate Thorman:
Camelot is under attack. Arthur and Guinevere have fled, and Merlin's dire prophecies have come true. Can Rory prevail before the kingdom falls?

CAST:
Arthur Darvill portrays the captivating character of Rory Williams, the Lone Centurion. Tom Alexander lends his talents to the role of Mordred, adding depth and complexity to the narrative. Rosie Baker portrays the spirited Lynn, a character who plays a pivotal role. Richard Clifford brings Merlin to life, embodying the wisdom and power of the wizard. Barnaby Edwards portrays the intriguing character of Malthus, adding another layer of mystery to the story. Luyanda Unati Lewis-Nyawo portrays Queen Guinevere with grace and strength, bringing the character to life. Henry Nott portrays the valiant Gareth, a loyal knight who stands by Rory's side. Hugh Skinner portrays Sir Lancelot, a noble squire who is devoted to his master. Sam Stafford takes on the role of King Arthur, the leader of Camelot. Maanuv Thiara portrays a villager named Villager, adding a touch of realism to the story. Harley Viveash portrays the character of Beau, a young man who becomes entangled in the events of the story.

Additional parts are played by members of the talented cast, each contributing their unique talents to bring this captivating tale to life.

This captivating story explores the complexities of loyalty, sacrifice, and the ultimate battle for survival. Rory Williams, the Lone Centurion, finds himself caught in a web of treachery and deception, as he battles against forces that threaten the very existence of Camelot. With the help of his loyal squire Lancelot and the wise wizard Merlin, Rory must navigate through treacherous waters and face his own demons to protect the kingdom he loves.

The Once and Future Nurse by Alfie Shaw delves into the relationship between Rory and Lancelot, as Rory becomes the nurse who tends to Lancelot's wounds. Through their interactions, Rory learns about Lancelot's past and the sacrifices he has made for the kingdom. The story explores the power of forgiveness and the importance of second chances.

The Glowing Warrior by Tim Foley takes Rory and Lancelot on a thrilling adventure as they embark on a quest to solve the mystery of the Glowing Knight. Along the way, they encounter danger and betrayal, but Rory's courage and determination help them overcome these obstacles. The story explores the themes of loyalty, honor, and the pursuit of justice.

The Last King of Camelot by Kate Thorman brings the story to a climactic conclusion as Camelot faces its greatest threat yet. Arthur and Guinevere have fled, and Merlin's prophecies have come true. Rory must rally the remaining knights and warriors to defend the kingdom against the forces of darkness. The story explores the themes of leadership, sacrifice, and the ultimate triumph of good over evil.

The cast of this production is exceptional, with each actor bringing their unique talents and personalities to the characters they portray. Arthur Darvill's portrayal of Rory Williams is nuanced and compelling, capturing the essence of a man who is trapped in a body that is not his own but who remains determined to protect the kingdom he loves. Tom Alexander's portrayal of Mordred adds depth and complexity to the story, as he portrays a character who is torn between loyalty and ambition. Rosie Baker's portrayal of Lynn is spirited and engaging, as she adds a touch of humor and warmth to the narrative. Richard Clifford's portrayal of Merlin is spellbinding, as he brings the wisdom and power of the wizard to life. Barnaby Edwards's portrayal of Malthus adds another layer of mystery to the story, as he portrays a character who is hiding a dark secret. Luyanda Unati Lewis-Nyawo's portrayal of Queen Guinevere is regal and commanding, as she brings the character to life with grace and strength. Henry Nott's portrayal of Gareth is loyal and brave, as he stands by Rory's side throughout the story. Hugh Skinner's portrayal of Sir Lancelot is noble and devoted, as he is committed to his master's cause. Sam Stafford's portrayal of King Arthur is commanding and inspiring, as he leads the knights and warriors in their battle against darkness. Maanuv Thiara's portrayal of a villager named Villager adds a touch of realism to the story, as he portrays a character who is caught in the middle of the conflict. Harley Viveash's portrayal of Beau is young and charismatic, as he becomes entangled in the events of the story and must make difficult choices to protect those he loves.

In addition to the talented cast, the production also features stunning sets, intricate costumes, and powerful music that enhance the overall experience of the story. The sets, designed by John Napier, capture the grandeur and beauty of Camelot, while the costumes, designed by Claire Johnston, add a touch of authenticity to the characters. The music, composed by James Horner, adds a sense of urgency and drama to the narrative, as it underscores the tension and conflict that unfold throughout the story.

Overall, "Rory Williams - the Lone Centurion" is a captivating and immersive experience that transports audiences to the world of Camelot. With its three captivating tales, powerful cast, stunning sets, intricate costumes, and powerful music, this production is a must-see for anyone who loves epic fantasy and adventure.

Weight: 200g
Dimension: 127 x 144 x 28 (mm)
ISBN-13: 9781838684310