This week the Ward Boys host as we proudly present the amazing Icebox Theater’s recreation of the Louise Fletcher classic “The Hitchhiker”! Summertime rocks!
Category: Show Notes (Page 78 of 78)
Looking at stage productions in Sonic Summerstock Playhouse it’s hard not to reminisce about our first audio drama stage play.
Some time ago (way back in 2004) we attempted our first and only live show. It was mostly a sound quality nightmare. The venue, although a wonderful restaurant, was lousy for sound with waiters and orders and poor visibility to the stage and even our live feed to CKDU was plagued with a horrendous buzz and attenuation that killed the fantastic vigour from our actors.
So after our show, I asked the company to show up in CKDU to record “Live in Studio” the Hill Manors Show for posterity and clarity’s sake.
I love Fawlty Towers, so when I thought about writing a tribute show set in Nova Scotia, this is what I came up with. Apologies to John Cleese and Connie Booth. No Architeuthidae were hurt in this performance.
HILL MANORS – EPISODE #1 “More Action Than a Burma Railway” with
Elana Zatzman as Mrs Buckman #1
Jen Robbins as Mrs Buckman #2
Alicia Polonski as Mrs Tweedmere
Joseph Mauricio as Chef
Jocelyn White as Eugenia Hill
David Connellan as Rene
and Nico Lorenzutti as Jonah Hill
Episode 5 of Sonic Summerstock Playhouse, the show that brings you famous Internet Audio Drama Companies and their recreations of OTR classics presents Ray Bradbury’s classic tale of Science Fiction Horror “Zero Hour.” A grand tradition brought to you by the fantastic folks at Scattered Sounds Productions.
With grateful thanks to Rachel Cavic. Our guest host tonight- Jack Ward.
Episode 4 of Sonic Summerstock Playhouse, the show that brings you famous Internet Audio Drama Companies and their recreations of OTR classics presents “Broadway is my Beat”. A hilarious adaptation brought to you by John Bell from Bell’s in the Batfry with a special appearance of Becky Beach!
Bill Hollweg and a reluctant Jack Ward are our hosts tonight.
Starring in Tonight’s Show John Bell and Becky Beach from Bells in the Batfry!
Episode 3 of Sonic Summerstock Playhouse presents Kung Fu Action Theatre’s masterful presentation of the immortal detective Sherlock Holmes. Writer, Director, Producer, and Actor from Pendant Audio Theater, the equally immortal Jeffrey Bridges is our host tonight.
Starring in this performance was:
David Ault as Sherlock Holmes
Ty Konzak as Doctor Watson
Tegan Harris as Mary
Fiona Thraille as Mrs. Michol
Cathy Rinella as Mrs. Lakland
River Kanoff as Tom Lakland And
Richard Bartock as Gillian With
Robyn Paterson as Mr. Bell
Music for this performance was taken from Public Domain Archive.com
Sound effects are from Freesound.org, and Soundsnap.com
The rights for the script and characters in this performance are held by their original owners, and no infringement is intended. This performance is purely for non-commercial entertainment purposes and is not to be sold or distributed for profit.
I hope you had as much fun listening to this re-creation as we did in making it.
If you want to hear more from these fine folks, come to KungFuActionTheatre.com, where Theatre is spelt with an “re” at the end, because that’s how it’s done with Style!
Episode 2 of Sonic Summerstock Playhouse presents Misfits Audio’s amazing presentation of a classic Lone Ranger episode. Writer, Director, Producer, and Actor from Kung Fu Action Theatre, the talented, Mr. Robyn Paterson is our host tonight.
Sharon Bee presents a new theme for Sonic Summerstock Playhouse as the summer season begins with a classic “Escape”- “The Time Machine” a reproduction produced by the amazing folks at Broken Sea Productions and guest starring the hilarious John Bell from Bell’s in the Batfry.
Starring:
Draven Schoberg as Wena
Mark Kalita as Dudley
Paul Mannering as Filby
and Stevie K. Farnaby as the Morlocks
The Announcer was Joe Stofko
Music BY:
Celestial Aeon: http://www.mikseri.net/artists/?id=48147
Peter Wicks of Westlake Films
and Brian Bochicchio of Seraphic Panopoly
Mixed, Produced and Directed by Bill Hollweg for BrokenSea Audio www.brokensea.com
Based on the OTR Anthology Series adaptation of H. G. Wells “The Time Machine” from Escape.