Born to Teachers and Amateur Audio Enthusiasts in the small rural community of Belwood, Jack's first love was stories- writing, reading, telling, and singing. He developed his acting skills through High School, University, and through film and community theatre.
Jack writes the lion's share of Sonic Cinema Production's (previously Electric Vicuna) Audio Drama scripts and has his own writing site at www.jackjward.com. Jack also is the middle of book writing, screenplay production, and is the CEO of the Mutual Audio Network- where he and the best people in the world Listen & Imagine, Together!.
He's thrilled to co-host the Sonic Society with his wonderful, talented, friend David Ault as they enter their second decade in the medium!
Space Dick Ace Galaksi and his shape-changing ship, Phoenix have 24 hours to locate it before Destiny itself is re-written. “Space Dick At Large” was recorded in front of a live audience in 2017. Afterwards, expect a little classic sketch on writing from Crazy Dog Audio!
Pete Lutz has a seat in the guest host chair with Jack this week as they introduce Aural Stage Studios and Sable Jak’s “5 Levels of Fear Part 1” and Project Utopia episode one from Totally Pro Voice Overs.
Jeff Billard guest hosts with Jack this week as they feature the three-part political thriller from Lindsay Graham- “Terms“! An excellent treat for an audio drama Sunday!
Lothar Tuppan guest hosts with Jack this week as they feature his latest collaborative project with Mark Slade and Daniel French- the pilot for Daniel Dread!
Jack and David bring you the latest from Austin Beech’s new production company- Broken Bard Studios” with a great double-feature “A Bitter Place” and “The Uncertainty Principle” written by Steve Schneider.
Jack and David have a great audio chin wag about latest doings and Sonic Society Season 15 before presenting their feature from the excellent and hilarious- Emperor Pigs: Episode #8 from Persephone Rose, now featuring their full fun of season one on Friday Follies of the Mutual Audio Network!
David returns to bring the final part of “Day of the Martians” a solo performance of the H.G. Wells science fiction villains!
When an unopened Martian cylinder is discovered in the mountains of Wales in 1913, the people of Britain brace themselves for another invasion from Mars. Soon they learn the shocking news that the vengeance-seeking Martians and their invincible tripods are already on their way back. This time they are armed with a doomsday weapon, able to destroy all bacteria and completely extinguish life on our planet. With time and hope running out fast the original characters become caught up in events, but what on Earth can they do to survive and escape this new Martian apocalypse?
David provides a quick introduction to this solo audio performance of “Day of the Martians” Part 1 to launch Season 15 of the Sonic Society!
When an unopened Martian cylinder is discovered in the mountains of Wales in 1913, the people of Britain brace themselves for another invasion from Mars. Soon they learn the shocking news that the vengeance-seeking Martians and their invincible tripods are already on their way back. This time they are armed with a doomsday weapon, able to destroy all bacteria and completely extinguish life on our planet. With time and hope running out fast the original characters become caught up in events, but what on Earth can they do to survive and escape this new Martian apocalypse?
From the classic Eve Arden hit “Our Miss Brooks” Jack J. Ward with Electric Vicuna Productions and the Shadowlands Players complete the 10th season of the Sonic Summerstock Playhouse with a recreation of the tale “Puppy Love, Mr. Barlow, and Miss Davis” along with “Death Calls at Dinner” a Five-Minute Mystery play! Enjoy one last glorious night at the Playhouse with host David Ault!
From the Screen Director’s Guild Assignment and NBC Theater, Electric Vicuna Productions and the Shadowlands Players bring you an adaptation of the famous John Ford classic “Stagecoach!”. Western skies from Jack J. Ward and EVP!
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