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Theatre Artists Studio presents the classic radio play, The Maltese Falcon.
CAST:
Sam Spade: Jason Isaak Bridget: Marney Austin Cairo: Al Benneian Gutman: Michael Fleck Wilmer: Mark Gluckman
CREW:
Director - Charles Sowder Sound Engineer - Bruce Howden Audio Mixing/Editing/Dubbing - Michael Fleck
Fibber McGee and Molly was a 1935–1959 American radio comedy series. The situation comedy, a staple of the NBC Radio Network for the show's entire run and one of the most popular and enduring radio series of its time, ran as a stand-alone series from 1935 to 1956, and then continued as a short-form series as part of the weekend Monitor from 1957 to 1959. The title characters were created and portrayed by Jim and Marian Jordan, a real-life husband and wife team that had been working in radio since the 1920s.
The Cast (in order of appearance): Announcer - Walt Pedano Fibber McGee - Michael Fleck Molly McGee - Julie Lee Store Clerk - Alexis Reed Old Codger - Don Woodard Mrs. Uppington - Carol Gibson Harlow Wilcox - Walt Pedano Helen Highwater - Alexis Reed Gildersleeve - Tom Koelbel Percy - Mark Gluckman Charlie - Al Benneian
Technical Crew: Director - Charles Sowder Podcast Guru - Jason Isaak Sound Engineer - Bruce Howden Audio Mixing/Editing/Dubbing - Michael Fleck Piano SFX - Karen Burns
Theatre Artists Studio presents "The Shadow: The Death Triangle", a classic radio play performed by the Studio's artistic members and directed by Chuck Sowder.
CAST: Shadow/Lamont Cranston: Tom Koelbel, Margo Lane: Susan Sindelar, Announcer: Walt Pedano, Warden: Michael Fleck, Dr. Evans: Jason Isaak, Dubrille: David Heap, Martan: Al Benneian, Corvet: Rick Davis, Maidservant/Dr. Evan's Butler: Judith Eisenberg, Cab Driver: Mark Gluckman, Intro: Chuck Sowder.
Special thanks to Michael Fleck (editing), Bruce Howden (audio), and Don Woodard (engineering)
Theatre Artists Studio presents "Sue 'Em", a classic radio play performed by the Studio's artistic members and directed by Chuck Sowder.
CAST: Foreword: Alan Austin, Announcer: Jason Isaak, Mrs. Dorn: Carol Gibson, Mr. Dorn: Walt Pedano, Effie Dorn: Martha Welty, and Bill Dorn: Jake Nichols.
Special thanks to Bruce Howden, Michael Fleck, Tony Robinson, and Carol MacLeod for all the behind-the-scenes effort!
EarPlays offers re-imagined vintage radio productions in a variety of genres (drama, comedy, horror, science fiction, detective, westerns, etc.). Shows are recorded on-site on the stages of Theatre Artists Studio in Phoenix, Arizona, featuring our artistic members.
The podcast currently has 8 episodes available.