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Atlanta Fringe Audio episodes

  • First Day Back by Ten Foot Pole Theatre

    Following years of bullying, ninth grader Ollie committed suicide. Now on the first day back at school after the tragedy, his friends and classmates gather to figure out who’s responsible and find a way to heal. “Richly thoughtful…Salerno presents each character with emotional truth.” - NOW Magazine

     

    tenfootpole.ca
    facebook.com/tenfootpole
    46 min
  • Never Say MacBeth by Laurie Winkel

    Ah, the theatre... The show must go on, in spite of disastrous mishaps, mortifying flubs, happy accidents, and heroic ad libs … Featured in previous years of Atlanta Fringe Festival, these are three episode selections from “Never Say Macbeth,” with your host Laurie Winkel: the podcast about the unpredictability of life on the stage and how we cope with major surprises. Buckle up, because some of these stories are pretty crazy.

     

    lauriecatherinewinkel.com/voice

    facebook.com/lauriecatherinewinkel

    Instagram @lauriecatwinks

     

    41 min
  • Queer Bate by C2C Live!

    A Queer Podcast about sex, inclusion, identity, What gets you off and what turns you off. Come, join me for a Queer Bate. In this episode Sex educator and expert, Marla Rene Stewart gives us some helpful tips just in time for Valentine's Day! Here's the quiz that folks can take: http://bit.ly/VLQuiz1 Here's the link to my current newsletter: http://bit.ly/vlEvents

    My eventbrite: velvetlips.eventbrite.com The Ultimate Guide to Seduction & Foreplay

    https://anchor.fm/antoni-manwell

     

    44 min
  • The Ozark Howler by Ozarks Haints N Hooch

    Ozarks Haints N Hooch features four women from the Ozarks, Pam Atha, Dawn Larsen, Deidre Larsen McCormick, and Dina Larsen Gillman. They gather bi-monthly remotely from three different states to offer stories about Ozark ghosts, monsters, superstitions, people, places, lore, and history - with a bonus twist, a cocktail themed to the feature story. Grab some hooch and join them, but know that “this ain’t no fancy, academic, check your references, kinda deal. This is four girls from the Ozarks sipping and spewing about haints, hooch, and history.”

     

    ozarkshaintsnhooch.weebly.com

    Facebook / Instagram: @OzarksHaintsNHooch

    48 min
  • Nisse-Natten by Special When Lit

    Join Special When Lit for an audio horror experience, as playwright Nissa Nordland Morgan gives a twist to an old Norwegian tale. "Nisse-Natten" is about the Scandinavian Nisse, the elven house guardian who demands porridge on Christmas Eve night and the horrific consequences if he doesn't receive a pat of golden butter on top.

     

    Facebook @SpecialWhenLitTheatre

    16 min
  • Farting in Church by Tony Solo

    “What color is God?” “Are there Baby Ruth’s in heaven?” “Can I bring my dog when the Rapture happens?” Kids will be kids and much worse in this satire based on my experiences in a church pew. "Make a joyful noise," the Bible said, and so we did.

     

    http://www.aelmore.com
    https://www.facebook.com/tonysolostory
    Twitter @aelmore
    19 min
  • To Serve the Hive by f-SQUARED Productions

    The world is no longer plentiful, and the hive is growing restless. If the divine right of queens is no longer enough to keep the hive secure, how do they survive starvation? How does a vain, aging queen accept the need for a successor? How far can a subservient go outside her bounds? This play is a queer political thriller and a climate change drama.

     

    https://www.facebook.com/fsquaredpro

    53 min
  • The Dreamer - The Juliet by Classic Radio Road Show

    In "The Dreamer" listeners are invited to identify which character in the story is actually having the dream. We meet a young, up-and-coming Art Museum Director and his assistant as they woo a wealthy art collector, hoping to secure the loan of one of his famous pieces of art. They succeed and proceed to plan the grand unveiling of his life-size nude sculpture called, The Juliet. After the big opening party the museum director tells the statue she is so beautiful that he wants to spend eternity with her, when magically she comes alive and wants to escape with him to Paris. They end up captured by the FBI in a cabin in the woods when the dreamer is revealed.

     

    classicradioroadshow.org
    https://www.facebook.com/classicradioroadshow
    https://twitter.com/AuralTheater
    37 min
  • Happy Pills by some scripts collective

    Welcome to your citizen training for the Integrated Borders Union, a new government set up after nuclear attacks on the United States! Happy Pills is an audio drama detailing how nuclear fallout rendered survivors like you emotionless. However, thanks to the mandatory Pill Program, your daily dose of emotions is also available. During your training, you will primarily hear a cautionary tale of Fern, a young woman who joined the IBU after wandering the wasteland. You will hear Fern's story of what happened to her in the wasteland while recovering from withdrawal and how she relapsed while in the IBU. With this knowledge, we are confident you will make better decisions so that we may all feel together.

     

    http://www.some-scripts.com/
    http://www.facebook.com/somescripts
    http://www.instagram.com/somescripts
    http://www.twitter.com/some_scripts
    1 hr 22 min
  • A White Whale, or: Moby Dick by Theatre in the Dark

    Chase the White Whale with Captain Ahab!

    After losing his leg in pursuit of the devilish white whale Moby Dick, Captain Ahab vows vengeance at all costs, but to what lengths will he turn to seek that vengeance——and at what cost to his crew? Created by one of Chicago's most innovative theatre groups, and originally broadcast live across 5,500 miles, A Theater in the Dark invites you to turn off your screen and crank up your speakers as you come with us into the dark… In this 75-minute audio adventure, A Theater in the Dark cooks up with signature style its adaptation of Herman Melville's MOBY DICK. The original production was hailed as "brilliantly adapted" (Around the Town Chicago) with "some of the best, most evocative writing I've heard from a theater this year" (Chicago Sun-Times), "wonderful versatile performances" (WDCB Radio), and a "haunting" (Buzz Center Stage) original score.

    A WHITE WHALE, OR: MOBY DICK is audio theatre, performed entirely without visuals; combining the human voice, recorded sound, live Foley effects, and an original musical score, to tell the story.

     

    https://www.theatreinthedark.com
    facebook.com/theatredark
    Instagram and Twitter @theatre_dark
    1 hr 16 min

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