
The Cinderella Killer
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Narrated by:
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Simon Brett
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By:
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Simon Brett
About this listen
Landing a minor part in the Empire Theatre Eastbourne’s Christmas production of Cinderella, Charles Paris soon discovers that his main role is to gently introduce the show’s baffled American star, Kenny Polizzi, to the bizarre customs of English pantomime.
During their sessions in the local pub, Charles finds himself increasingly caught up in Polizzi’s tangled affairs. But Charles is about to be far more involved than he might wish when he stumbles across a body beneath Eastbourne Pier. As the world’s press descends, the pantomime rehearsals slip into chaos. It’s up to Charles to put his renowned sleuthing skills to the test to find out who really killed his fellow cast member - and why.
©2014 Simon Brett (P)2014 Isis Publishing LtdEnjoyable read.
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Very much recommended.
Who Shot JR, Simon Brett Style...
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A funny piece with plenty of twists
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Cozy
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Much better than three previous CP outing
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Great theatrical tale
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Rubbish
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What could have made this a 4 or 5-star listening experience for you?
A complete rewrite and a comprehensible reader.What will your next listen be?
hopefully better than this one.What didn’t you like about Simon Brett’s performance?
Croaky, hesitant, stammering, erratic, breathless, inaudible, the worst reader I've ever listened to. Surprised it was published at all. Have heard him on the radio and he sounded loud and clear. He sounded as though he had had a stroke in this audiobook.You didn’t love this book--but did it have any redeeming qualities?
None whatsoever, story line almost non existent, lead character boring, tedious characters, fell asleep after one chapter each time I tried to listen to it, finished it (with relief) after several goes and run backs and fast forwarding to the last chapter but it wasn't worth the trouble as the final answer was a let down. In fact I can't remember now who done it (and not that bothered).Any additional comments?
I have to say here I am a massive fan of Simon Brett. I have lots of recordings of the radio plays with Bill Nighy, which I have listened to over and over. I have read lots of the Charles Paris books and Fetherings and Mrs Pargeter. There was no story to this book at all, just historical detail and inside information about pantomimes in general, almost a course in them, almost as though the story was strapped on as an afterthought. Surprised and disappointed with Simon Brett, a first.Very disappointing
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