Long-form improv is a legitimate way to solve a crime. Right? Follow creator Grace Day @gracedayacts_ Follow casting guru Tessa Faye Talent, LLC @tessafayetalent Follow producer Lambo Productions, LLC @davidlambertproducer  Follow director and designer Sarah Faye Beard @sayfaystyles  Follow editor and musician Emily Crain @itsemilycrain  Original theme song by Cooper Grodin.

Long-form improv is a legitimate way to solve a crime. Right? Follow creator Grace Day @gracedayacts_ Follow casting guru Tessa Faye Talent, LLC @tessafayetalent Follow producer Lambo Productions, LLC @davidlambertproducer Follow director and designer Sarah Faye Beard @sayfaystyles Follow editor and musician Emily Crain @itsemilycrain Original theme song by Cooper Grodin.

Long-form improv is a legitimate way to solve a crime. Right? Follow creator Grace Day @gracedayacts_ Follow casting guru Tessa Faye Talent, LLC @tessafayetalent Follow producer Lambo Productions, LLC @davidlambertproducer&nbsp; Follow director and designer Sarah Faye Beard @sayfaystyles&nbsp; Follow editor and musician Emily Crain @itsemilycrain&nbsp; Original theme song by Cooper Grodin.&nbsp;

Chapter 4: with a nightlight

How Do You Sleep at Night? is an audio scripted comedy about a detective who used to be an actor investigating actors who used to be people. The town of Eustis, Illinois is turned upside down when the Slowcumb plantation-turned-dinner theater is mysteriously set on fire. An eccentric detective shows up to investigate the crime. Was it a member of the Slowcumb family, an enemy of the family, or someone else entirely? Created by Grace Day. Produced by Lambo Productions, LLC. Cast by Tessa Faye Talent, LLC. Directed by Sarah Faye Beard. Artwork by Sarah Faye Beard. Edited by Emily Crain.

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Chapter 4: with a nightlight

Chapter 4: with a nightlight