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With Wraythe’s body stolen, Roxxie and Deuter are left searching for clues and scraps in Nebraska. While scanning the radio, they’re given a break: Gas station entrepreneur Gilbert Gutman has found a single finger from Captain Wraythe.

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Welcome to Colonel is a fully improvised comedy podcast structured as City Council meetings in the fictional town of Colonel, GA. Each episode features a guest comedian who plays a citizen of the town with an issue addressed by City Coucil Representatives, IV, Beverly, and Boomer. In the episode featured for Fringe Audio, the City Council faces an FBI inquiry about the supernatural happenings in the town.

Learn more at welcometocolonel.com

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In this episode of Faust in Wonderland, "Faust, Kafka, and Stuart Little Walk Into A Bar!" we take both a darker and lighter look at mental health. In "Greg's Changed" written by Fauster Joan Lopate, we revisit Kafka’s “Metamorphosis” where a family is thrown into crisis because, seemingly overnight, a member has become unrecognizable, alien to those who were once close to him. Gregor Samsa’s transformation is so bizarre that his family callously rejects and ultimately abandons him. In the Fausters' update to this story, the parallels between Kafka’s 19th century Czech family and a modern American one suggests that family dysfunction is not unique to place and time. With "Emotional Baggage" written by Faust member Celia Bressack, we meet Gabby and Phil, two lovelorn NYC daters who've had their hearts kicked around. They meet for coffee, and while sharing and comparing their neuroses, both are haunted by the voices of their exes. Will they learn to tune them out and find true love? Dial in to "Faust, Kafka, and Stuart Little Walk Into A Bar!" and see!

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Critically-acclaimed comedian Jamie Campbell says most people assume he’s a parent since he’s oozing dad vibes, but he doesn't actually have any kids. In a show that is perfect for anyone who grew up in the 80s/90s, Campbell’s pop culture nostalgia, and humor-filled soul-searching will resonate with Gen-Xers and Millennials. During his performance, he details what it’s like to get married as you approach middle-age and realize you’re going to let the clock run out on the possibility of parenthood. It's a show about fatherhood from a guy who doesn’t have any kids.

Learn more at https://www.jamiecampbellcomedy.com/

We would like to thank our Atlanta Fringe Audio sponsor Could Be Pretty Cool, a production company whose mission is to inspire community building through the arts. 

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The final round of the 668th Interstellar Song Contest will be broadcast live across the solar system for one night only! Witness the finest musical talents in the galaxy as five finalists compete for the 1st place prize - cast your votes and crown the winner! This new musical from Skysail Theatre centers around a riveting futuristic competition between singers with otherworldly talents. In this intergalactic showdown, the final five performers have come together from across the stars to compete for first place, showcasing their vast array of talents in different musical genres. Will a lilting space folk tune in alien tongue take the crown, or will a soaring ballad depicting star-crossed lovers garner the most votes? This show features five original songs of varying genres, each performed by a stellar singer of alien origins. Audience members will be able to determine the winner by selecting their favorite performer, and a champion will be announced! Attendees will be delighted by the glitz, glam, and star power only found at the grand finale of the Interstellar Song Contest!

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When rising rodeo star Chris Joseph loses everything, he must return to his hometown that has been decimated by the '86 oil bust, and figure out who tried to have him killed. Icaro, Texas was produced with the help of the Arizona State University School of Music, Dance & Theatre’s Applied Project Grant. This play was directed by Victor Arevalo, you can reach him at [email protected] For more information on the composer: https://www.kellydamann.com/ For more information on the writer: https://www.stratontheplaywright.com To commission your own drawing in the style of the cover art: https://www.fiverr.com/jokopratomo872... Cast: Dane Futrell as Chris Kayla Santos as Penny Kaitlyn Kief as Allie Jaden Parker as Kevin Additional voices from: Taylor Brown, Dakota Castro, Wesley Dai, Hannah Hackley, Leroy Hood, Garret Jaeger, Katherine Campbell Rossi, Tyler Rossi, James Smith, and Stephen Wykle

Learn more at StratonThePlaywright.com

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When a mysterious guest is found dead during the grand opening of a new lunar resort, two detectives are sent to investigate. What they find is a rich assortment of potential suspects, and the emergence of a mystery that goes deeper than they imagined.

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Hitchhikers & Appetizers is an improvised podcast based in, and expanding on the world of Douglas Adams’ Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy. The podcast is created by Mike Gorgone and Bran Peacock and is part of the Improv in Action Network. Join Trellis Gardeen and Horatio Zinn in their quest to keep eating and drinking for free at Millyways by interviewing the various beings dining there. Trellis discovered an error in the Guide’s reimbursement submission system and as long as an entertainment receipt is submitted with a Guide entry the reimbursement is automatically approved! So it’s life in the buffet-lane as long as they can keep talking diners into joining them in booth 42.

Find out more at https://improvinaction.com/projects/hitchhikers-and-appetizers/

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In a medieval fantasy tale, a group of adventurers recount how they met the elf in their party, as she needed humans to help her make contact with a fellow elf living in a human city. Upon all of them arriving at the city gates, the elf discovers the mistrust and suspicion humans have for her just because she is different and strange to them. Further, it turns out that her contact has been kidnapped, and the local Criminal Collective is unwilling to help because she didn’t pay her “protection money”. The group discovers the kidnappers have taken the city elf because they believe she can make an ancient fire wand function, due to their belief she is a “magical elf”. The magic dabbler in the hero’s group arranges for a meeting with the kidnappers under the guise of promising to make the wand work in exchange for the kidnapped hostage. The two groups meet in an abandoned fighting arena, where the fire wand is demonstrated to work to great effect, and is exchanged for the hostage elf. Upon parting, the kidnappers attempt to use the wand on the group, but it fails, and the heroes make their escape. It is later explained by the magic dabbler that the fire wand had a finite number of spells it could call upon, and the demonstration exhausted its supply of magic and the wand became inert, allowing the group to escape with the hostage. Around the fireside, where this story is being told by the elf, she reflects upon her first encounter with humans, some meeting her with suspicion, fear, and hatred, but with this particular group, she found noble virtues in all of them, despite they themselves being outcasts, of a sort, in their own human world.

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Our long-suffering hero, Tex (insert last name du jour here), and his sidekick (du jour), Goopy, are out on the range again with no sense of purpose or direction. This time they discover a pig rustler (affiliated with the infamous Men For Bacon, or MFB) who is stealing the sacred pigs of the Women's Pork Society (a.k.a., the WPS). Tex and Goopy come to the aid of Bernice, a long-standing WPS member, get thrown in jail and sentenced to death for their troubles. Along the way, they discover the wonders of unrequited love, the despair of deep, dark jail cells, the mystery of the legendary WPS Temple of Pork, and certain WPS secrets that could be considered, well, awkward.

We would like to thank our Atlanta Fringe Audio sponsor Could Be Pretty Cool, a production company whose mission is to inspire community building through the arts. 

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