Unique and clever, this play sets itself up as the first episode of a series, I hope, for there is so much more to work with here.
Smell can be so evocative and Sam explores this avenue to great effect.

Do yourself a favour by listening to the great production by Gather by the Ghostlight Podcast!

This speculative horror short tugs furiously at the imagination and won't let up! Rich with subtle but specific worldbuilding, audiences are treated to a visit to a lab where a simple experiment reveals itself to be something more mysterious than it seems. There's no shortage of rich imagery to populate one's "theatre of the mind" as they place themselves in the protagonist's shoes. A haunting, nefarious twist leaves us with more questions than answers, hinting at a vast world beyond the story!

Heyman's SENSORIES plays with its protagonist's perception of her own memories and reality, while also playing with the audience's perception of the audio drama medium and what counts as "real" within its fictitious world. I found myself thinking about the science-fiction writer Alfred Bester, whose classic short stories (and radio plays) similarly played with his perceptions of readers and listeners.