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Centauri Express Audio Magazine episodes
- ARTC Show 06 - Bradbury's Funeral Home, Armada Rising
ARTC presents:
- Bumper's Crossroads: Bradbury's Funeral Home, Ron N. Butler
- Armada Rising, Thomas E. Fuller
From Into the Labyrinth 2005, recorded at Stone Mountain Park, Stone Mountain GA.
time: 30:29 (13.96 MB)
31 min - ARTC Show 05 - Blues for Johnny Raven
This week we bring you Blues for Johnny Raven, by Thomas E. Fuller, starring Daniel Kiernan as Johnny Raven and Megan Jackson as Gloria Kinsolving. This recording was done at Sci Fi Summer, Saturday May 31, 2003.
This is one of ARTC's favorite pieces to perform. It was intended to be a series, and may still be someday.time: 37:04 (16.97 MB)
38 min - Show 04 - The Dancer in the Dark. Part Three
The Atlanta Radio Theatre Comany presents the conclusion to The Dancer in the Dark.
time: 21:33 (9.87 MB)
22 min - Show 03 - The Dancer in the Dark, Part Two
The Atlanta Radio Theatre Company Presents: Part 2 of The Dancer in the Dark, by Thomas E. Fuller.
time: 23:13 (10.63 MB)
24 min - Show 02 - The Dancer in the Dark, Part One
The Atlanta Radio Theatre Company (ARTC) is proud to present a performance performed and recorded live at SciFi Summer Con 2002: Thomas E. Fuller's radio play, The Dancer in the Dark.
Be sure to check back next Thursday (September 14th) for the second installment.
time 3:01 (10.54 MB)
24 min - Show 01 - Rory Rammer: The Meteor Surfers
Rory Rammer, Space Marshal: The Meteor Surfers was written by Ron N. Butler and performed live at Dragon*Con 2003. It features anime voice actor Michael Brady!
time: 21:21 (9.78)
22 min
About Centauri Express Audio Magazine
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Since 1984, the Atlanta Radio Theatre Company has been performing, recording, and broadcasting dramatic audio -- fully dramatized, fully sound-scaped audio drama. We like to think that what we do is classic "old-time radio", as it would sound with today's technology and dramatic techniques. From our archives, we proudly present the recordings of our live performances.
Also visit us at artc.org.