Act Write on Air

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Mila and Isabel created these characters out of an improvisation exercise exploring podcasts and modern media where anyone can get online setting themselves up as influencers, giving advice on how to live your life better without any real expertise. Although a comic piece poking fun at online media, it draws attention to toxic masculinity and the nonsense some "experts" share.

In 2025 ACT NOW embarked on learning how to make radio plays, from writing the scripts to recording and edit dialogue, and designing the sound effects.

A Face Like Mine is a Thriller styled as True Crime, exploring how two brothers, identical twins, separated at a young age in an orphanage grow up to be very different people but with the same face... and with a face like mine you can get away with murder!

Libby and Rosa wrote this unsettling audio drama as part of the ACT NOW radio play project.

In 2025 ACT NOW embarked on learning how to make radio plays, from writing the scripts to recording and edit dialogue, and designing the sound effects.

In dystopian future where teenagers must battle it to survive in televised arena tournaments, is anyone really a winner or is the cost of survival too much?

Jess and Mia wrote this as part of the radio play, Mia had been studying The Hunger Games at school and Jess has a passion for writing dystopian fantasy, these influences meddled to create this audio drama.

In 2025 ACT NOW embarked on learning how to make radio plays, from writing the scripts to recording and edit dialogue, and designing the sound effects.

When a big Movie director gets murdered at the premiere, everyone has a reason, but will the real killer be caught?

Jude Sumpter's Murder Mystery was written as part of his Bronze Level Arts Award.

In 2025 ACT NOW embarked on learning how to make radio plays, from writing the scripts to recording and edit dialogue, and designing the sound effects.

This episode showcases Roscoe Gorse's adaptation of Spider-man mixing his love of the comic books with his own unique style.  Roscoe directed and edited the radio play with a cast of ACT OUT youth drama actors.

This week we showcase Taylor Green's radio play version of the Little Red Riding Hood story with an introduction by Taylor herself. Taylor directed a group of youth actors as the cast and also learnt editing skills  - for a first go at scriptwriting a radio play and editing Taylor is rightly proud of herself.

Next week we have Roscoe Gorse's adaptation of Spiderman coming up, so do remember to listen in.

This briefly introduces the ACT WRITE Podcast