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Dalek War
Big Finish Productions audio drama
Series	Dalek Empire
Release no.	5-8
Written by	Nicholas Briggs
Directed by	Nicholas Briggs
Produced by	Nicholas Briggs Jason Haigh-Ellery
Length	70 minutes
Preceded by	Project Infinity
Followed by	The Exterminators

Dalek War is a Big Finish Productions audio drama series based on the long-running British science fiction television series Doctor Who.^[1]

Plot

Dalek War follows the events of Project Infinity, in which the Daleks find themselves at war with a race of seemingly peace-loving Daleks from another universe. Led by The Mentor, these Daleks ally themselves with the humans against the "Enemy Daleks" of our universe. Nevertheless, Kalendorf almost immediately suspects his new allies of being as sinister as the Daleks of his own universe. Desperately, he forms a plan, one that may rid the galaxy of both Daleks.

Cast

• Kalendorf - Gareth Thomas
• Siy Tarkov - Steven Elder
• Saloran Hardew - Karen Henson
• Marber/Drudger/Sparks - Ian Brooker
• Mirana - Teresa Gallagher
• Alby Brook - Mark McDonnell
• The Mentor - Hannah Smith
• Dr Johnstone - Simon Bridge
• Herrick/Trooper #1/Vaarga Man - Jeremy James
• Susan Mendes - Sarah Mowatt
• Morli - Dannie Carr
• The Daleks - Nicholas Briggs
• Scientist - Simon Bridge
• Allenby - Mark Donovan
• Trooper #2 - David Sax
• Godwin - Helen Goldwyn
• Command/Computer/Technician - Jack Galagher

References

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