"Not Here Yet" by William Ivor Fowkes has a Park Avenue socialite begging at a subway entrance. After an encounter with a fellow beggar, her husband comes along, and her bittersweet story continues to unfold. Recorded Nov '17 by the Radio Theatre Project, live at Studio@620 in St Petersburg, FL

A love-struck falconer meets a darkly humorous end, thanks to a duplicitous bird. And an evil knight. Also, some chicken nuggets. But, mostly, his own incompetence. Emmy-winning producer Jack Walsh and actor Adam Lowe of the Thimblerig Circus present "Featherweight," winner of the 2015 Creative Loafing fiction contest.

Fred Farnsworth's employer (EcoBob Industries) has decided to diversify by entering the world of exotic Vodkas. Ms. Dalrymple, Fred’s boss, gives him a sample bottle of the prototype Vodka to try out. It tastes great, but there seem to be a few unintended side-effects. (Recorded live.)

"Get your things, we've got to go. Say Goodbye, Atlanta..." In this collection of storytelling pieces (originally aired in 2014) monologuist Chris Alonzo explores the perils of fatherhood, divorce, and death while adjusting to life as a "Weekend Dad." This collection includes a mix of live performances and studio versions of pieces performed at Naked City, Carapace, and Write Club in Atlanta, GA.

How does a young classical pianist get to New York? Practice, practice, practice! In this reminiscent show, I share the trials and tribulations a younger me experienced trying to get into graduate piano school so many years ago. Falling pianos, grumpy teachers, doubt, insecurity. What could go wrong?

A daily audio drama telling the story of a small group living in a college radio station broadcasting messages of hope and survival during the zombie apocalypse.

The Mind Of Mia is an autobiographical solo play that follows the experiences of an African American woman trying to find the perfect therapist before her anxiety returns! All 30 characters are played by 1 woman.

Letters to Joseph.

Absurd Sketch Comedy for the Ear! The Best of the Approximately 20-Minute Variety Hour offers approximately 30-minutes of silliness that’s missing from your day, without the embarrassment! Yes, just for Fringe listeners, we’ve added approximately 10 more minutes of fun!

It was 1942 when the Nazis first began talking about the White Mouse—a spy who had continually eluded capture. By 1943, she had become the Gestapo’s most wanted with a five-million-franc price on her head. But the White Mouse was none other than British spy, Nancy Wake…