Get in your tops and tails for Monday Matinee’s special of Orson Welles’, incredible seven part performance for Mutual of “Les Miserables”! And now, Part Six “The Barricade” for Mutual Presents!
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Original Air Date: 10112011- Robyn Paterson from Kung Fu Action Theatre guest hosts tonight’s show which features Part One of “The Count of Monte Cristo” from Life House Theater. Later Cayenne Chris Conroy from Teknikal Diffikulties and Jack have a conversation about Audio Drama and Tek Diff.
Original Air Date: 10042011- Captain Radio guest hosts this week with Washington Audio’s “The Poe Toaster Not Cometh” and an interview with Jack and Fred Greengalgh (Final Rune Productions, Radio Drama Revival) from CONvergence 2011.
Original Air Date: 09272011- David Ault and Shatner the cat guest host as we present John Ballentine’s “Demon Eyes” from Camp Fire Theater and the final segment to Jack and Gregg Taylor’s Round Table Discussion for 2011.
Original Air Date: 09212011- Jack and Jackbee Cricket find themselves on an escalator to nowhere. The Round Table with Gregg Taylor Part 3. The Truth: Moon Graffiti by Jonathan Mitchell/ Promo Midnight Sun.
Original Air Date: 09142011- Jack still lost in the mansion meets a new companion. The Round Table with Gregg Taylor Part 2. My Dear Kitty Part 2 by Charles Moster. Huey Line call from Matt Leong. Promo Alexa Chipman.
Original Air Date: 09062011- Jack is thrown into a strange new place. Part 1 of the 2011 Round table discussion with Decoder Ring Theatre’s Gregg Taylor Part 1 of “My Dear Kitty” written by Charles Moster. New Theme music by Sharon Bee.
Original Air Date: 08302011- [ACTION ADVENTURE] From Boston, the enigmatic and multi-talented Jerry Robbins along with the leading comedic man of diminutive might, Dibble, guest host this collaboration of many Audio folks from this summer’s CONvergence Suite 707. DISCLAIMER- Please excuse some of the distortion of the voices as this was a near impromptu production for Sonic Summerstock and special thanks to Jeffrey Adams for Directing and Production.
We’re back to Sunday Showcase’s Mutual Presents as we continue with another favourite from the Mutual Broadcasting System, our spiritual forefather to the Mutual Audio Network- This week one the Crime Club we feature “Epitaph for Lydia” and “The Corpse Wore a Wig”!
This week at the Playhouse we have a double feature of sorts. We begin with the latest performance by Chicago’s Northside/Southside Radio Players. “The Man From Lot Two”: a zany musical comedy adapted for audio theater from a 1966 script originally penned by authors Bob Connelly and Raymon Bruce, who worked in Hollywood on the crews of hit TV shows and after that, The Amigos Collective brings their third adventure recreation of Carlton E. Morse’s classic “I Love a Mystery” and specifically that favourite of Bill Hollweg- “Temple of Vampires”. Since they featured episodes one and two last month on Sunday Showcase, the team are recreating episode three early here on the Sonic Summerstock stage before beginning the full run on Thursday Thrillers!