Frankenstein's tale comes to an end and Captain Walton makes a promise on his friend’s death bed. Captain Walton and the Creature meet for the first time resulting in the Captain deciding to turn his ship around and begin the long journey home.

Death comes once again to Frankenstein and he is thrown once more into madness. He begins to chase the Creature once again in vengeful madness as their journey takes them both to the Arctic.

The Creature asks for the unthinkable and Frankenstein promises to give in to his unholy demand. Captain Walton continues to write down the story aboard the frozen ship as Frankenstein recalls his departure home to begin his gruesome task but cannot complete his experiment.

Frankenstein receives a startling letter and travels home to Geneva. The Creature begins his journey of vengeance against Frankenstein that ends in death. Frankenstein travels through the Alps and comes face-to-face with the Creature.

The Creature summons the courage to approach the family who lives in the cottage. Frankenstein is nursed back to health by his friend Henry Clerval and begins a new field of study.

The seasons change and Frankenstein experiences a breakthrough in his experiments. We flashback to the night the Creature was born and hear what transpired.

Frankenstein listens to the lectures of Professor Waldman and begins to experience the start of madness while the Creature learns language and the meaning of kindness. Frankenstein experiments with a new idea and toils away in his laboratory. The Creature questions why he was brought to life.

The Creature and Frankenstein describe their birth and upbringing. We see Frankenstein experience joy, loss, and his schooling beginnings at Ingolstadt. The Creature starts to find his way in a new world and takes shelter near a poor family. Cast: Paul Rosenfield as Victor Frankenstein Filip Hofman as Captain Walton Directed by Alika Spencer-Koknar Stage managed by Miranda Whipple Original composition, sound design, and sound engineering by Gregory James Holmes Cover art design by Alika Spencer-Koknar Video production and editing by Filip Hofman The Creature podcast can also be found in audio format on Spotify, iTunes, and Youtube. For more episodes and to find out more, visit https://dragonproductions.net/creature​ To donate, visit https://dragonproductions.net/credonate

We begin our story on a ship bound to discover a Northern Passage through the Arctic, where Captain Walton encounters a strange man stranded on the ice. The stranger begins his tale of destruction and despair. Cast: Paul Rosenfield as Victor Frankenstein Filip Hofman as Captain Walton Directed by Alika Spencer-Koknar Stage managed by Miranda Whipple Original composition, sound design, and sound engineering by Gregory James Holmes Cover art design by Alika Spencer-Koknar Video production and editing by Filip Hofman The Creature podcast can also be found in audio format on Spotify, iTunes, and Youtube. For more episodes and to find out more, visit https://dragonproductions.net/creature​ To donate, visit https://dragonproductions.net/credonate

Think you know the story of Dr. Frankenstein and his monster? Trevor Allen’s "The Creature" strips the monster classic of the melodrama and neck-bolts, and instead presents the tale in the style of a classic radio play. The Dragon’s first-ever podcast, tune in on April 19th, 2021 to hear the first full episode, then check back each week to hear the next chapter of the tale of a brilliant, but ethically questionable scientist, and the monstrous, yet sympathetic, creature he creates! https://dragonproductions.net/creature