Aural Stage Studio Presents

Written and directed by Matthew J Boudreau

Comedy/Fantasy

When Karl (PG Lorusso) gives up his appointed quest to chase after the Muffin Girl (Carolyn Lansom) from the local coffee shop, three prophets, Zoe (Sophia Howes), Morgan (Daniel Mink), and Destin (G. Anton Moore) team up with a six-foot silverfish named Bob (Jerry Hudson) and find themselves on a real quest in which a prophet-turned-hero is allied with a villain-turned-mentor to defeat a prophet-turned-villain to save their society from its own absurd facades.

This is a lower quality, ad-interrupted version of A Prophets Guide.  To listen to the complete show at high quality without interruption, visit http://auralstage.bandcamp.com.

Music and Sound Design by Matthew and Monique Boudreau

Artwork by Monique Boudreau

Perry Whittle

A princess (Linda Mason) contacts a ghostwriter (Matthew J Boudreau) known for his unusual success to write her story. However, the cost of success may be a little too high for her liking. Featuring Javert Boudreau on Trombone. Directed by Eline Hoskens. Sound Design by Mike de Almeida. Music and editing by Matthew J Boudreau.

Michel Entler

Vanessa (Christianne Greiert) is tempted by Satan (Mike Racioppa) and won’t accept Jesus (Cayenne Chris Conroy) into her heart. May contain objectionable material. Directed by Samantha Mason. Features: Purple Blues by Amy K Bormet. Sound Design by Mike de Almeida. Theme music and editing by Matthew J Boudreau.

by Monique Boudreau

When an ancient Xipe curse is released in the Archaeology lab, Ryan (Mike Racioppa) & Dr. Miller (David Ault) must contain it to prevent an apocalyptic outbreak on campus. Features Nat Angstom and Amye Lewis. Directed by Samantha Mason. Music by Peter Van Riet. Sound Design by Mike de Almeida. Theme music and editing by Matthew J Boudreau.

Perry Whittle

With the help of a 911 operator (Heather Lee Rogers), Amy (Jennifer O’Donnell) must find her way out of a China shop occupied by a bull (John Bell). Features PGLorusso. Directed by Samantha Mason. Sound Design by Mike de Almeida. Music and editing by Matthew J Boudreau.

After he is involuntarily implanted with a tracking device, Caleb Cross (Pete Boisvert) must jump through corporate hoops in order to reach an old friend, Stephen (Brian Morvant) to get it removed. Features Gyda Arber, Christianne Greiert, John Bell, Cayenne Chris Conroy, Nat Angstrom and Jennifer Harder. Featuring music by Jonathan Coulton. Directed by Samantha Mason. Sound Design by Mike de Almeida. Music and editing by Matthew J Boudreau..

After receiving advice from Dear Abby, Nemo (Joe Stofko) seeks help from Anita (Gyda Arber) in order to overcome his internet addiction. Directed by Samantha Mason. Sound Design by Mike de Almeida. Music and editing by Matthew J Boudreau.

Desperate to contact his Grandmother (Jenelle Sosa), Brent (PG Lorusso) takes some extraordinary measures to stay in touch. Features Linda Mason, Jennifer Harder and Amye Lewis. Directed by Samantha Mason. Music by Lucien Desar. Sound Design by Mike de Almeida. Theme music and editing by Matthew J Boudreau.

by James Comtois

Alex Ericcson (Nat Angstrom) is checked into a New England Hospital after a major car accident. His accommodations are not so state of the art and there is something… off about his fellow patients. And are those screams in the distance? The more he wakes up, the more Alex realizes his condition is more critical than he could ever believe. Samantha Mason directs this FinalRune Productions and Aural Stage Studios collaboration.  Intensive Care also stars  Kristina Balbo,  PG Lorusso, Bernie Horowitz and Dave Marshall.  Featuring Hannah Kramer, Janice Gardner and Ashley Brooks.   Directed by Samantha Mason.  Music by Matthew J Boudreau and Barb Truex.  Sound design and editing by Matthew J Boudreau.

The thrilling conclusion of season 1 of 1918 – in which all major characters are killed off and all loose ends neatly tied up!