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Sonic Summerstock Playhouse Presents: Broadway is my Beat

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!

Sonic Summerstock Playhouse Presents Sherlock Holmes and the Tolling Bell

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!

Run to the Border


PRESS RELEASE
For Immediate Release
THE 1920‟S COME ALIVE AGAIN WITH THE SOUNDS OF RUM SMUGGLERS, HIJACKERS AND CUSTOMS OFFICIALS THIRSTY FOR BRIBES IN THE RADIO BROADCAST PREMIERE OF „RUNNING TO DETROIT‟
CHATHAM, Ontario Canada – July 12, 2010: Voices In The Wind – Audio Theatre and Country 92.9 FM / 630 AM CFCO are pleased to announce the radio broadcast premiere of „Running to Detroit‟ on Saturday July 17th at 1:00 PM on Country 92.9 FM / 630 AM CFCO and simulcast
live from their website.
David Farquhar, the Executive Producer of Voices In The Wind – Audio Theatre is delighted
that the radio broadcast premier of  “Running to Detroit‟ is part of the new CK on the edge Summer Arts Festival. The public is also invited to come and listen to the broadcast debut of “Running to Detroit‟ together with the cast at the William Street Cafe on Saturday 17th July 2010

@ 1:00 PM. The William Street Cafe is located near the corner of William and King Streets in downtown Chatham.
Farquhar says, “The radio drama revolves around Meg and her Mom Sandra who are heading to Detroit for a little cross border shopping and a Tigers game. But due to unforeseen circumstances
they are turned back at the border. An odd encounter on the Windsor waterfront leads them into a wild night of time-travel; rum-smuggling; a near-drowning; hijackers; customs officials thirsty for bribes and a chance encounter with controversial baseball legend Ty Cobb. The sound effects and music will take the listeners back from 2010 to the 1920‟s, a time when heading for the Wild West meant sneaking into Michigan with a boatload of Canadian contraband!”
Farquhar notes there are references in the radio drama to Chatham, Windsor and Detroit so the
show will appeal to listeners on both sides of the border.

“Running to Detroit‟ was scripted by Dave Carley one of Canada’s leading Playwrights and Radio Dramatists especially for Voices In The Wind – Audio Theatre. Dave’s works have been produced across Canada and the United States, as well as many countries around the world.
“Running to Detroit” was directed by Joey Ouellette, Artistic Director of the Purple Theatre Company, Windsor.
The Actors include Noelle Dupuis, Michelle Mainwaring, Bob Telfer, Cheri Scratch-Lapain, Keith Burnett, Jason Gale and introducing Rachel Muharrem as Meg.
Artwork by Laura Broadbent, Montreal

The Price of Fame!

In celebration of his 100th birthday on May 27th, 2011, Colonial Radio Theatre will produce 30 half-hour episodes based on Blue Water‘s line of comics, some of Prices’s films as well as developing new frightening ones with his estate.

Welcome back to the macabre world of Vincent Price!

Sonic Summerstock Playhouse Premiere! The Time Machine

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:
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.

Who’s a Pro?

Broken Seas Doctor Who has a pro lending a hand!

The exciting series starring Mark Kalita as the Doctor has caught the attention of Mat Nastas if that name is not immediately familiar to you, his work sure should be. Mr. Nastos’ work has appeared in 27 countries and printed in 9 language. He’s been commissioned by everyone from Marvel and DC Comics to Disney and the Sci-Fi Channel, from Playboy to Highlights for Kids.

Mr. Nastas’ works have included videogame titles such as Throne of Darkness, Barbie Super Sports and he’s been involved in more than 300 television episodes as a storyboard artist, writer and director and 100 films.

Got your attention? How about the amazing Disney show “Phineas & Ferb” he’s just finished as writer and segment director?

Yeah, that Mat Nastas.

And now he’s working with the Broken Sea Hooligans in making more Whovian goodness.

Congratulations Boys, what a coup!

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