"Too Close to the Flame" by David Wharton

PART TWO

Recorded in front of a studio audience  Friday November 15th, 2002 at the Arlington Museum of Art

Directed by Richard Frohlich  
Featuring

the voice talents of: Starla Anderson, Allyn Carrel, Adam Dietrich,

Elliott Gilbert, Jim Innocent, Gary Layton, Ken Raney, Bill Shelton and

Leigh Tomlinson. 

Original music composed by Lincoln Apeland.
 
The

Story: For Private Investigator Aaron Danes, it had started as a simple

missing persons case. Little did he know that it would lead him to the

man responsible for a string of deadly arsons throughout the city of

Dallas.  Now the culprit is dead, the city considers him a hero, and

Danes is ready for a vacation. But his holiday may have to wait, thanks

to a late-night phone call that threatens to blow the case wide open,

exposing a web of blackmail, betrayal, and murder.

Length:  49 min, Size: 23.1 mb

The Texas Radio Theatre

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"Too Close to the Flame" by David Wharton

Recorded in front of a studio audience  Friday November 15th, 2002 at the Arlington Museum of Art

Directed by Richard Frohlich  
Featuring the voice talents of: Starla Anderson, Allyn Carrel, Adam Dietrich, Elliott Gilbert, Jim Innocent, Gary Layton, Ken Raney, Bill Shelton and Leigh Tomlinson. 

Original music composed by Lincoln Apeland.
 
The Story: For Private Investigator Aaron Danes, it had started as a simple missing persons case. Little did he know that it would lead him to the man responsible for a string of deadly arsons throughout the city of Dallas.  Now the culprit is dead, the city considers him a hero, and Danes is ready for a vacation. But his holiday may have to wait, thanks to a late-night phone call that threatens to blow the case wide open, exposing a web of blackmail, betrayal, and murder.

Length:  38 min, Size: 17.8 mb

The Texas Radio Theatre

Company is dedicated to preserving the art of audio theatre where

audience members are invited to create the story's imagery within their

own mind.

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"A Biscotti Family Christmas"
 written and directed by Richard Frohlich

Recorded in front of a studio audience at the Arlington Museum of Art - December 2005

Produced

by Shannan Frohlich and the Texas Radio Theatre Company in cooperation

with the Arlington Museum of Art and the Contemporary Theatre of Dallas

Featured

in the cast were:  Luis Alford, Lee Dunkelberg, Cynthia Matthews, Susan McMath-Platt, Reg Platt and Ken Raney.

Live Sound effects were performed by Alex Boyd Rodgers, and Sarah Morales

Ken Raney was the program announcer.

Recorded December 2005

Sam is the boss of the Biscotti family business, a shady organization

in the city.  Sam is dropped off at this nightclub where he believes

his annual Christmas party is about to take place. He had left all the

planning to Frankie, his son. Frankie is using the opportunity to get

rid of his father and take over the family business. All the plans are

suddenly âmessed upâ when Amaretta, a disoriented old lady, wanders

onto the scene and changes everyoneâs lives forever.

Length:  63 min, Size: 28.8 mb

The Texas Radio Theatre

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audience members are invited to create the story's imagery within their

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"A Trailer Trash Christmas Carol"
 by Jamie and Eric Knapp

Recorded in front of a studio audience at the Contemporary Theatre of Dallas

Produced by Shannan Frohlich and the Texas Radio Theatre Company in cooperation with the Arlington Museum of Art and the Contemporary Theatre of Dallas

Directed and Engineered by Richard Frohlich

Featured in the cast were:  Adam Dietrich, Kevin Grammer, David Grant, Cyndi Matthews, Alice Montgomery, Dona Safran, Dixie Sedgwick and Kevin Thrasher

Live Sound effects were performed by Jenifer Parson, Hina Padhiar and Angie Payne.

Ken Raney was the program announcer.

Recorded December 2003

Length:  58 min, Size: 27.5 mb

The Texas Radio Theatre

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audience members are invited to create the story's imagery within their

own mind.

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Hans Christian Andersen's
"The Snowman"

Adapted, directed by Richard Frohlich
Produced by Shannan Frohlich and The Texas Radio Theatre Company
in cooperation with the Arlington Museum of Art

Featured in the cast were
Rich Baker, Adam Dietrich, Dale Leena Evans, Cheryl Livesay,
Kara Metzger and Caitlin Miller.

Original sound effects by Ken Raney and Angie Paine

Recorded January 2002

Length:  35 min, Size: 16.4 mb

The Texas Radio Theatre

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audience members are invited to create the story's imagery within their

own mind.

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Sir Arthur Conan Doyleâs Sherlock Holmes in
The Case of Doyle's Diary
An original audio play by Erik Knapp. 

Directed by Richard Frohlich and Produced by the Texas Radio Theatre Company.  Recorded in front of a studio audience November 2006.

Holmes and Watson must track down a missing journal containing state secrets AND possible proof of the exsitence of supernatural beings. AND the journal belongs to none other than Arthur Conan Doyle himself.

Featuring the voice talents of:
David Grant as Sherlock Holmes, Robert Clover Brown as Dr. Watson, Richard Milla as Arthur Conan Doyle, Allison Davies as Mrs. Hudson and Winston, Larry Groebe as Gruber and Billie, Bryan Douglas as Eddie Peters and the Constable and Ken Raney as the Announcer.  Live sound effects created by Ken Raney and Larry Groebe

Original Music by Lucien Desar
Richard Frohlich -- Engineering, Prerecorded Music and SFX
Shannan Frohlich -- Executive Producer

Special Thanks to the Arlington Museum of Art

Length:  58 min, Size: 27.1 mb

The Texas Radio Theatre Company is dedicated to preserving the art of audio theatre where audience members are invited to create the story's imagery within their own mind.

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Sir Arthur Conan Doyleâs Sherlock Holmes in
The Abercrombie Forgery
An original audio play by Julie Barrett. 

Directed by Richard Frohlich and Produced by the Texas Radio Theatre Company.  Recorded in front of a studio audience November 2005.

Featuring the voice talents of:
David Grant as Sherlock Holmes and Reg Platt as Hercule Poirot.  Additional voices by Larry Groebe, Erik Knapp, Cynthia Matthews, Curt Mega, Susan McMath Platt, and Ken Raney. 

Live sound effects by Rhiannon McMillan, Larry Groebe and Ken Raney

Original Music by Lucien Desar
Richard Frohlich -- Engineering, Prerecorded Music and SFX
Shannan Frohlich -- Executive Producer

Special Thanks to the Arlington Museum of Art

Length:  63 min, Size: 29.8 mb

The Texas Radio Theatre Company is dedicated to preserving the art of audio theatre where audience members are invited to create the story's imagery within their own mind.

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Sir Arthur Conan Doyleâs The Sign of Four

An original audio play adapted by Julie Barrett.  Directed by Richard Frohlich and Produced by the Texas Radio Theatre Company.  Recorded in front of a studio audience November 2004.

Featuring the voice talents of:

Alison Davies -- Mrs Hudson, Mrs. Burnstone, Mrs Forrester
David Grant -- Sherlock Holmes
Erik Knapp -- Shalto, Toby, Athelany Jones
Sean Matthews -- Major Shalto
Spencer Prokop -- Dr Watson, Jonathan Small
Lorna Woodford - Mary Morstan, Miss Smith, Wiggens

Original Music by Lucien Desar

Live sound effects by:  Hina Padihar & Angie Payne
Richard Frohlich -- Engineering, Prerecorded Music and SFX
Shannan Frohlich -- Executive Producer

Special Thanks to the Arlington Museum of Art

Length:  79 min, Size: 37.2 mb

The Texas Radio Theatre Company is dedicated to preserving the art of audio theatre where audience members are invited to create the story's imagery within their own mind.

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Sir Arthur Conan Doyleâs The Hound of the Baskervilles

An original audio play adapted by Julie Barrett.  Directed by Richard Frohlich and Produced by the Texas Radio Theatre Company.  Recorded in front of a studio audience November 2003

The Cast (in alphabetical order):

Luis Alford -- Dr. Watson
Brandi Andrade -- Beryl Stapleton / James / Mrs. Barrymore / Laura Lyons
David Grant -- Sherlock Holmes / Mr. Barrymore / Postmaster / Coachman 
Gary Layton -- Sir Henry Baskerville
Spencer Prokop -- Dr. Mortimer / Stapleton / Lestrade
Ken Raney -- Announcer

The Crew:
Jennifer Parson / Ken Raney -- Live Sound Effects
Richard Frohlich -- Engineering, Prerecorded Music and SFX
Shannan Frohlich -- Executive Producer

Special Thanks to the Arlington Museum of Art

Length:  74 min, Size: 33.8 mb

The Texas Radio Theatre Company is dedicated to preserving the art of audio theatre where audience members are invited to create the story's imagery within their own mind.

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Sir Arthur Conan Doyleâs The Red Headed League

A radio recreation originally adapted by Edith Miser.  Directed by Richard Frohlich and Produced by the Texas Radio Theatre Company.  Recorded in front of a studio audience November 2002


The Cast (in alphabetical order):

Bill Flynn -- Sherlock Holmes
Gary Layton -- Dr. Watson
Keven Nash -- Jebez Wilson / Merryweather
Jess Price -- Vincent Spaulding / John Clay
Ken Raney -- Announcer

The Crew:
Hina Padhiar / Ken Raney -- Live Sound Effects
Richard Frohlich -- Engineering, Prerecorded Music and SFX
Shannan Frohlich -- Executive Producer

Special Thanks to the Arlington Museum of Art and the Coffee Haus at Lincoln Square

Length: 28:31 min, Size: 13.4mb

The Texas Radio Theatre Company is dedicated to

preserving the art of audio theatre where audience members are invited

to create the story's imagery within their own mind.

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and Our Weblog