EPISODE THREE DESCRIPTION:

In the wake of Lucy Westenra’s death, an oppressive shadow hangs over Whitby and the friends she left behind. But something more sinister than grief moves within the darkness, and it is up to Dr. Van Helsing, with the aid of our heroes, to face their darkest fears.

ABOUT THE SHOW:

Information on the show, release schedule, and its creators can be found at https://www.joshuaspectorva.com/productions; there you can also find links to our Etsy and Redbubble stores to get your hands on your very own official Woes of Whitby merchandise, from posters to t-shirts, all designed by the gloriously talented Wayne Spector.

If you’d like to be involved, we have three exciting opportunities!

• Help us spread the word by leaving a review on iTunes, YouTube, or wherever you listened to this episode.

• Later this month, October 2020, we’ll be doing a very special Q&A episode with the creators of the show; if you have questions you’d like to hear us answer in the episode, leave a post on Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram with your question and the hashtag #woesofwhitbyquestion. We can’t wait to hear from you!

• Want a chance to win an exclusive collection of digital posters designed for the show? Make a post on Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram and tag or mention a friend you think would enjoy the show, and use the hashtag #woesofwhitbyraffle. You’ll be entered for a chance to win the collection. We’ll announce the winner during our fourth and final episode of the show on October 29th, 2020.

This episode was written by J. M. C. Spector, and edited and directed by Joshua Spector. A thanks to our wonderful cast this episode: 

Elizabeth Plant as Mina Harker

Caleb Hughes as Jonathan Harker

EurasianRob as Jack Seward

Calum Parry as Abraham Van Helsing

Matt Cloutier as Arthur Holmwood

Trent Trachtenberg as Quincy Morris

Gwen Morgan as Weird Sister #1

Alexxandra Macedo as Weird Sister #2

Jennifer McClellan as Weird Sister #3

And Autumn Leith as Lucy Westenra

MUSIC CREDITS:

Secret Garden, Intro & Outro - by Eugenio Mininni