u/magniloquence137

Hi all! I've really enjoyed listening to audiodramas in the comedy/mystery overlap zone, and now I'm looking to build up a list of more to check out, if anyone has recommendations! I'm looking for anything that's really funny, but also has a strong mystery plot behind it. Some mystery/comedies I've already listened to and enjoyed include Who Exploded Vivien Stone and Victoriocity (my two favorite ADs of all time), Sherlock and Co, and Fawx and Stallion (which I liked but didn't love as much as the others). I've also just started on Mockery Manor, which I'm enjoying so far.

(also, this might make me a bit of a snob, especially as I'm American myself, but it's worth noting that I have a slight preference for British ADs)

Basically what the title says! I've floated around this space for a little bit, but haven't really accumulated a collection to trade from. I've requested a few gifts, and feel bad about having to say "I don't really have anything to trade, sorry!" every time, so if anyone has any videos they would be willing to gift to help me build a base to trade from, I would really appreciate it! Could be from any show at all.

Thanks! :)

Does anyone have anything of the full OM original cast on Broadway that they would be kind enough to gift? (I'm still very new to this and working on expanding my collection, so I have very little to trade, sorry)

I know it's not a musical, so I'm not sure if it's as much this group's department, but I just finished watching the TV series (absolutely amazing, I'm obsessed) and now I'm desperate for more. I'd love to be able to see the stage play. I'm not sure if any recordings exist of this one, but if anyone has anything, I would be incredibly grateful.

Sorry, I don't have much to trade, but I have a few very specific things that people could inquire about if interested.

I recently started watching My Lady Jane, and although I'm not finished yet, I'm absolutely loving it. It's such a fun, irreverent good time of a show. I was very disappointed and surprised to see it got cancelled after only one season, given how great it is.

I've noticed that this is something of a pattern: two of my other favorite shows (all-time favorite Our Flag Means Death, and the very fun Quacks) are historical comedies, and both got cancelled before their time. I'm less sure about the situation for Quacks, but I know Our Flag Means Death was very well received, garnered a huge fanbase, and topped the charts for a while, too.

While I haven't seen it, I've also been interested in Year of the Rabbit, but heard that it also got cancelled after only one season!

Is there some kind of curse on comic period pieces, or have I just been really unlucky in the shows I get into?