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Dark Ages episodes

August 30, 20184. A Bitter Cup of Jo (aka The Arfabarkus Wrex)
Josephine is perfectly content in the museum’s menagerie, hidden among its terrifying roster of ravenous, killer beasts…but when an old flame rides into town on a VERY loud horse with a monstrous discovery in tow, this aspiring beastmaster must choose between stepping into the light or sinking even deeper into the darkness.
Episode 4 of DARK AGES features…
Brittany Michel as Josephine
Dan Almassy as Talon Riptorn
Stephen Mank as Goblin Orgluck and the Arfabarkus Wrex
Dana Swanson as Malison and The Cultist
Brandon Kraemer as Nick and Goblin Honka Honka
Alan Moore as The Dark Lord and Edmund
Joshua Sibley as Marwood and Goblin Barstucks
Eli Banks as Abraxas and the Narrator
and Liz Macke as the Tour Golem
Episode 4 was written by Megan Fausti, with additional writing by Liz Macke and Brandon Kraemer
Sound design by Stephen Mank
Original music by Christopher Taylor and Stephen Mank
“(Theme From) Dark Ages” written and performed by J. Christopher Arrison and produced by Brent Busby
Story elements by Christina Romo, Cody DeMatteis, Joshua Sibley, Liz Macke and Megan Fausti
Produced by Liz Macke
Series created and directed by Brandon Kraemer
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1 hr 21 min
July 26, 20183. Spite & Malison (aka The Alicornucopia)
The museum’s lone legal representative, Malison Almagus, enjoys her reputation as the most unflappable member of the staff, but her self-assurance is about to be tested by the sudden return of a former rival with a decade-old vendetta…and a discomforting number of unicorns.

Episode 3 of DARK AGES features…
Dana Swanson as Malison
Laurie Catherine Winkel as Cornelia Rose
Christina Romo as Stevie Tricks
Brittany Michel as Josephine and Flay
Brandon Kraemer as Nick, Unicorn Buff, and Muzak Demon
Alan Moore as The Dark Lord and Edmund
Joshua Sibley as Marwood
Eli Banks as Abraxas, The Professor, Goblin Awflwafl, Ronnie, and the Narrator
Stephen Mank as Demon King Nalbag’bazaar, Angry Man, and the Mysterious Hooded Figure
and Liz Macke as the Tour Golem and Harmony

Sound design by Steven Mank
Original music by Christopher Taylor and Stephen Mank
“(Theme From) Dark Ages” written and performed by J. Christopher Arrison and produced by Brent Busby
Story elements by Christina Romo, Cody DeMatteis, Joshua Sibley, Liz Macke and Megan Fausti
Produced by Liz Macke
Written, created and directed by Brandon Kraemer

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1 hr 8 min
June 21, 20182. Edmund’s Plant (aka The Venus Pride Trap)
Several weeks have passed since the museum invasion, yet the staff’s head researcher, Edmund Nodd, still refuses to accept the new exhibit. His frustration and anger are making him even less tolerable than usual, but a mysterious seed is about to help him regain his focus… and discover the true root of his problems.

Episode 2 of DARK AGES features…
Alan Moore as The Dark Lord and Edmund
Brittany Michel as Josephine and “JoseVine”
Joshua Sibley as Marwood
Brandon Kraemer as Nick, Security Camden and Goblin Enrique
Dana Swanson as Malison and Corporal Danno
Eli Banks as Abraxas and the Narrator
Stephen Mank as Cyril Di Scorsi
and Liz Macke as the Tour Golem

Sound design by Steven Mank
Original music by Christopher Taylor and Stephen Mank
“(Theme From) Dark Ages” written and performed by J. Christopher Arrison and produced by Brent Busby
Story elements by Christina Romo, Cody DeMatteis, Joshua Sibley, Liz Macke and Megan Fausti
Produced by Liz Macke
Written, created and directed by Brandon Kraemer

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1 hr 13 min
May 24, 20181. The New Exhibit (aka The Crown of Shadow’s Dawn)
It’s a big day for the Rivercliffe Museum of Mostly Natural Histories! The curator is ready and eager to lead new attendees on an exciting journey of education and discovery, but a powerful and unexpected visitor has arrived at the front gate with his own agenda… and a rather sizable army of goblins.
Episode 1 of DARK AGES features…
Alan Moore as The Dark Lord and Edmund
Joshua Sibley as Marwood and Goblins Chewins, Crookly and Claymore
Brandon Kraemer as Nick, Dark Priest, and the Goblin General
Brittany Michel as Josephine, Goblin Arghargh, Teacher and School Child B
Dana Swanson as Malison, Goblins Brokit and Boogler, and School Child A
Eli Banks as Abraxas, Goblin Soldier 1, Goblins Attaboy and Awflwafl, and the Narrator
Liz Macke as the Tour Golem and Stage Producer Goblin
Jeremy Seymour as Goblin Bumfinger
Jalysa Leva as Goblin Soldier 2
Megan Fausti as Assistant Goblin
and Steven Mank as Goblin Gornukk
Sound design by Steven Mank
Original music by Christopher Taylor and Stephen Mank
“(Theme From) Dark Ages” written and performed by J. Christopher Arrison and produced by Brent Busby
Story elements by Christina Romo, Cody DeMatteis, Joshua Sibley, Liz Macke and Megan Fausti
Produced by Liz Macke
Written, created and directed by Brandon Kraemer
Subscribe to Dark Ages on iTunes, Google Play, or wherever you find your podcasts.
Follow us on Twitter at @DarkAgesShow for updates and behind the scene tidbits.
Find full episodes and more at darkagesshow.com.
1 hr 10 min
May 17, 2018 Teaser Trailer
High Fantasy. High culture. Low attendance. For the staff of the Rivercliffe Museum of Mostly Natural Histories, the only thing harder than finding new patrons is suffering each other.
2 min
May 17, 2018 Teaser Trailer
High Fantasy. High culture. Low attendance. For the staff of the Rivercliffe Museum of Mostly Natural Histories, the only thing harder than finding new patrons is suffering each other.
2 min