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Sonic Summerstock Playhouse Premiere! The Time Machine

July 6, 2010 / Jack / 1 Comment

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:

Incomtech: http://www.incompetech.com/
Cantiga: http://www.cantigamusic.com/

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.

Audio Drama Quote

July 4, 2010 / Jack / 0 Comments

Who’s a Pro?

July 3, 2010 / Jack / 0 Comments

Broken Sea‘s 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!

Disney Drama

July 1, 2010 / Jack / 0 Comments

Well, look who’s interested in Audio Drama now?

According to the CBC website, Radio Disney is making a jump to a teen audio drama series about a girl who wants to become a singer.

Does Disney know something many other stations don’t? Or is this a new trend we’re going to see return to the airwaves?

We’re hopeful as always, and will continue looking. Thanks so much to Jeff Adams from the Icebox Radio Theater for pointing us in the direction of this story!

Sanctuary!

June 28, 2010 / Jack / 0 Comments

Colonial Radio Theatre just announced that they have obtained the rights to produce the amazing book by William F. Nolan and George Clayton Johnson “Logan’s Run- Last Day” to audio!

This full cast production with the powerful music score indicative of CRT’s productions will be a real treat. Grab this audio before they remake the movie and whet your appetite before you yell:

Runner!

2010 Uni Award Nominations!

June 20, 2010 / Jack / 0 Comments

It’s that time of year again. Time to get your thinking caps on and make your pitch for your favourite shows through out the 2010 season.

Please vote only for yourself. Once and please also do not go and solicit votes from others (obvious gaming of the system will have votes removed).

Please read the instructions for further information.

Vote!

Audio Drama Quote

June 19, 2010 / Jack / 0 Comments

Audio Drama Quote

June 12, 2010 / Jack / 0 Comments

The Blue Defender gets Animated!

May 22, 2010 / Jack / 2 Comments

The amazing Drew Little has been working hard to produce the Electric Vicuña Productions of “Blue Defender” in his first adventure “Rebirth” part of the Consortium Comics series of superhero stories. Enjoy this amazing animation!

And check out Part 2!

The Viewing Room

May 19, 2010 / Jack / 0 Comments

It’s not often that we post about items in the visual medium. But it’s important to note that while great audio drama was being produced the Silver Screen was also pumping out some super move gems that often made their way into radio shows like Lux Radio Theater and Screen Director’s Playhouse among others.

Check out this great new website The Viewing Room as it sets itself up to show us some great old time classics. It’s in preparation mode, but while you’re waiting in the lobby, have a listen to some great radio plays won’t you?