John Foley based on the play by Liz Lochhead. It starred David Suchet as Dracula and Tom Hiddleston as Jonathan Harker. On 23 February 2008 BBC Radio 4's Saturday Drama broadcast Voyage of the Demeter, a one-hour radio play by Robert Forrest that dramatized the events that took place on board the schooner that transported Dracula to Whitby. Count Dracula, identified in this play as "The Gentleman", was played by Alexander Morton. In May 2011, L.A. Theatre Works produced, recorded and aired a dramatization of the novel starring David Selby as Van Helsing, John Glover as Renfield, Karl Miller as Jonathan Harker, Moira Quirk as Lucy Westenra, Lisa O'Hare as Mina Murray and Simon Templeman as Count Dracula. The production is currently available for purchase and download on Audible.com. In January 2012, Big Finish Productions released the audio Sherlock Holmes: The Tangled Skein, which serves as both a sequel to the classic Sherlock Holmes tale The Hound of the Baskervilles and a retelling of Dracula, as Holmes and Watson's investigation into the return of Hound villain Stapleton leads to the discovery of Dracula's presence in England, with Van Helsing- now acting alone- asking for their help in confronting Dracula. The audio culminates in a confrontation at Baskerville Hall after Holmes and Watson have killed the now-vampire Stapelton, the two driving Dracula into the Grimpen Mire where he is destroyed by the rising sun after he is trapped in the Mire before sunrise. This adaptation includes Nicholas Briggs as Sherlock Holmes, Richard Earl as Dr Watson, Barnaby Edwards as Stapleton, John Banks as Van Helsing, and Giles Watling as Count Dracula, with all actors aside from Briggs and Earl playing other roles in this adaptation. A new two-part adaptation of Stoker's novel by Rebecca Lenkiewicz was broadcast as part of BBC Radio 4's "Gothic Imagination" series on October 20 and 27, 2012 starring Nicky Henson as Count Dracula. Also as part of the "Gothic Imagination" series on October 28, 2012, the F.W. Murnau film Nosferatu was reimagined on BBC Radio 3 as the radio play Midnight Cry of the Deathbird by Amanda Dalton directed by Susan Roberts, with Malcolm Raeburn playing the role of "Graf Orlock (Count Dracula)". On 28 October 2017, BBC Radio 4 broadcast, as part of its "Unmade Movies" series, Hammer Horror's The Unquenchable Thirst of Dracula, adapted from an unproduced Hammer Horror film script and set in