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Moby Dick

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Despite being published in 1851, Moby Dick appears at number 17 in The Guardian’s ‘The 100 best novels written in English’; a testament to its continued popularity. This dramatic adaptation by Audible member favourite Marty Ross stars David Morrissey as Captain Ahab who is determined to get his revenge on the one and only Moby Dick.

We join our narrator Ishmael and the crew of Pequod for its final voyage as Captain Ahab leads them in to dangerous waters on his quest to find and kill the whale who ate his leg: Moby Dick. As his determination grows and sacrifices are made the crew worry that his obsession has become unhealthy - but at what lengths will Captain Ahab go to in order to catch that whale?

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Episodes
  • Ep 1
    May 24 2021

    Ishmael embarks on his adventure and meets Queequeg along the way; instantly forming a close bond.

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    36 mins
  • Ep 2
    May 24 2021

    The Pequod sets sail with Ishmael and Queequeg on board. Captain Ahab sets out his plan to seek revenge....

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    25 mins
  • Ep 3
    May 24 2021

    The crew are united in Captain Ahab’s plan to find and kill Moby Dick whilst a storm rages against the ship sending some of the crew delirious.

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    36 mins
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Loved this! This adaptation does justice to a classic story with an outstanding cast. Action filled with realistic sound effects, will keep you listening to the end.

Excellent adaptation

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Actors did a really good job. It felt like I was watching a theatre production. Kept me engaged the whole time.

Good adaptation

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loved the immersion. the Foley was exceptional. very entertaining and the actors were fantastic. what a great story I can see why it's considered a classic

Fantastic

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