Doctor Who's Tom Baker lends voice to Pembrokeshire show

Tom Baker has a long-standing relationship with the show's creator <i>(Image: Oliver McNeil)</i>
Tom Baker has a long-standing relationship with the show's creator (Image: Oliver McNeil)
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Doctor Who legend Tom Baker will be the voice of a Pembrokeshire show.

The Fourth Doctor will be guiding audiences in an interactive show by best-selling author Oliver McNeil.

The show also features puppets and creatures by Doctor Who prop maker Mark Cordory.

Exclusively held at Carew Castle on Fridays and Saturdays during holidays, and at the Mariners Inn, Nolton Haven, on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays, the 'Storymaster’s Tales' show promises a unique parlour game experience.

Audiences can expect to explore magical forests, dark dungeons, and pirate towns.

The show, based on Mr McNeil's worldwide best-selling family role-playing game, offers multiple choices and pathways, ensuring a different experience each time.

Mr Baker became involved due to his long-standing professional connection with Mr McNeil, who was his official photographer for more than ten years.

Tickets are available on the Storymaster’s Tales website.

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