The One Act Players come to the Sonic Society again with “Good Intentions” and we complete part 3 of the Interview with Gregg Taylor of Decoder Ring Theatre in our 2012 Roundtable.
Tag: Decoder Ring Theatre (Page 3 of 3)
David and Jack make their way to “The Statement of Randolph Carter” by Macabre Fantasy Radio Theater
and Jack and Gregg Taylor from Decoder Ring Theatre have part 2 of their 2012 Roundtable!
Jack and David find themselves in early Toronto chasing down the masked mystery pair from Decoder Ring Theatre with “The Red Panda ‘Blue Skies'” for episode 300 of the regular season of the Sonic Society. Jack and the amazing Gregg Taylor begin with part 1 of their annual roundtable on the state of Audio Drama.
HAPPY 300 EVERYONE! THANKS SO MUCH FOR BEING INVOLVED!
We complete Season 7 with our feature from Decoder Ring Theatre’s “Marvellous Boxes” Anthology and have a gander at EVP’s newest Wavefront Short “Nanites” starring David Ault and Mindy Rast-Keenan! Guest starring in the finale are Bill Hollweg, Gregg Taylor and John Bell!
Hold on to your lawn chairs and tanning oil, because Sonic Summerstock Theatre 2012 begins next week!
And back in September for Season 8, we’re just two shows away from our 300th regular season show. WOW!
Thanks so much for an awesome season everyone!
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
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.
It happened.
It really happened.
Roger Ebert, the most famous name in movie critics used his Twitter account and posted a message about our own Canadian Decoder Ring Theatre.
This goes into my thoughts that the longer running modern audio theatre is out there, the more folks will find it, and the more it will creep back into the consciousness.
Audio Drama is not gone folks. At worst it was on life support, and while it lives a secret life from most people today, it is a vibrant and exciting one. Come join us if you already haven’t.
Congratulations, Gregg, Clarissa, and everyone over at the Decoder Ring Mansion. What a triumph!!
