Standby for places presents Leurana by Enrique Huili. Directed and sound designed by Graydon Gund with original music by Haunted Ghost. Featuring Carmen Borla as Leurana, Enrique Huili as Jean, William Burns as the son, and Margie Zarcone as the daughter.

In the aftermath of their children’s murders, Jean and Leurana struggle to navigate their life together. While Jean seeks to find redemption, Leurana resists his forgiveness. As their relationship crumbles, they are plagued by visions of their dead children and are forced to confront the ever-present question: Can they forgive one another?

This week, Co-Creator Margie Zarcone sits down with Leodis Smith, the writer of this week's production: The substitute. Together, the delve into where Leodis gets his inspiration and the creative process behind creating this dark comedy.

Standby for Places proudly presents Leodis Smith IV's original short play The Substitute directed by Leslie Anne Weishaar, featuring Atticus Cane and Katharina Schmidt.

Max and her classmates have a new substitute, Corbin, who happens to be an expert in the specific study of "exclusionary studies." However, there is a catch...he's a black man teaching a class of white supremacists.

This episode features some explicit language

Standby for Places' Director of New Works and Author of Woes of Just Another White Girl, Dunya J. Karam sits down with co-creator Margie Zarcone to discuss her play, her experience being an Arab American woman, and more.

Standby for Places presents an excerpt from a new play entitled Woes of Just Another White Girl written and directed by Dunya J. Karam, featuring Elise Makhlouf-Young and Isaac Conner.

Lenna heads over to her friend Jack's new apartment for what she thought would be a birthday celebration, but as it turns out, Jack had a change of plans.

This episode contains strong language

Standby for Places is pleased to present a bonus children's episode:

The Tale of Peter Rabbit

Adapted from the classic story by Beatrix Potter

Starring:

Jalissa Fulton as The Narrator

Elizabeth Baker as Peter Rabbit

Anna Mae Gordon as Mother Rabbit

Margie Zarcone as Flopsy, Mopsy, and Cottontail

Benjamin Mandell as Mr. McGregor

Director & Board Member Dunya J. Karam sits down with actress/playwright Barbara Matovu to discuss the selection from Barbara's one woman show TAATA, father-daughter dynamics, and the writing/creative process.

Standby for Places presents an excerpt from the one woman show TAATA written and performed by Barbara Matovu and edited by Dunya J. Karam.

Listen as Barbara revisits the final chapters of her beloved father's life, as she explores her family dynamic and recounts their ever present love.

Patrick Pizzolorusso, Sir Anthony (and others) in SFP's production of Twelfth Night, joins us In The Green Room to talk about Shakespeare, how it feels to be acting again after the pandemic hiatus, and how to deal with the little voice in your head as an actor when it's getting you down.