We return to the Playhouse as host David Ault brings you an exciting double-feature from Rachel Pulliam and DreamRealm Enterprises! In Fletcher’s “Dark Journey”, Alice ventures to New York with her friend, Anne to try and win back her beau, but Alice becomes increasingly frightened by Anne’s ability to make things happen simply by wishing for them. In “That Thing in the Window,” a man is disturbed when he cannot stop seeing the figure of a man in his neighbour’s apartment.
The Narada Radio Company returns for their seventh smash summer, with the first of two old-time radio remakes. Director Pete Lutz presents an extended adaptation of Lux Radio Theatre’s ALGIERS- the story of French jewel thief Pepe Le Moko, who evades capture by hiding in plain sight, in the maze-like Casbah district. When he meets the beautiful Gabrielle, he begins to hate his surroundings — and realizes that he has made his own prison within these ancient walls.
It’s Audio Drama Time with Jack Ward and David Ault as they continue their wintery season with an adaptation of M.R. James “Lost Hearts” an adapted tale from Pete Lutz and produced by Tom Rory Parsons. Followed up by a special Christmas feature from Neon Nights and Will Snyder!
The ground splits open, flames burst from the nether-Earth and The Railroad Hobo finds himself on the tracks watching the oncoming fury of the Transcontinental Terror!
This week the extended circuit includes “Help Me” from John Bell, “White Zombie” from Pete Lutz, “The Red-Headed Girl” from Rachel Pulliam, and “Plague Studies” by Jack J. Ward and John Bell. Hold tight to your belongings and your tickets please, the train is racing to the station!
The Railroad Hobo is around for another circuit of the Transcontinental Terror! The worrisome whistle brings us William Anderson’s “Bump in the Night” followed by CNY Table Read’s rendition of “Duel” by Jack J. Ward, and ending with “What the Cat Dragged In” from Will Anderson and Pete Lutz a 63AudioProduction.
In this first of their three new productions for Transcontinental Terror the Narada Radio Company presents a young couple who take over house-sitting duties in what they think is a quiet neighborhood, but while the woman is home alone, unpacking, waiting for her husband to arrive, she gets some strange visitors, and make a horrifying discovery! Grab your tickets please. All aboard!!!
Welcome back to the Sonic Summerstock Playhouse 11th season! Host David Ault brings you a magical recreation and final performance for this season from fourth presentation from The Narada Radio Company with “East of the Sun and West of the Moon”! A Norwegian folktale dramatized for radio by Louis MacNeice, it tells the tale of a poor young woman and her adventures with a Bear, a Prince, some Trolls, and the Four Winds.
Welcome back to the Sonic Summerstock Playhouse 11th season! Your host David Ault returns with a another double feature for this night at the summer theatre beginning with an episode of “Quiet Please” from the Narada Radio Company and “The Mark of Markus Hellfire” a radio drama-like sketch from David Cummings and the No Sleep Podcast!
Pete Lutz has a seat in the guest host chair with Jack this week as they introduce Aural Stage Studios and Sable Jak’s “5 Levels of Fear Part 1” and Project Utopia episode one from Totally Pro Voice Overs.
David Ault, your host for Sonic Summerstock Playhouse introduces tonight’s performance. In this remake of a Lux Radio Theatre broadcast, The Narada Radio Company presents the audio adaptation of the classic Hitchcock film in front of a live theatre audience! Special release for the 2019 Sonic Summerstock Playhouse.
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Mark Slade brings his take on the classic “Revolt of the Worms” originally from Light’s Out and written by Arch Oboler for this episode of Sonic Summerstock Playhouse!
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