Dot is unstuck in time, unconscious in the Teslalator. Tesla is stuck on the spice mining planet of Brigadune, trapped without said Teslalator or any other way out. Malin is alive on a planet doomed to extinction, living her life in non-linear time. Or is Dot living her life instead? How can that be? How do you spell philomaxtlen anyway? Also, mistress, how long can a servobot survive without maintenance? And who just came into the bar anyway? All this and more in the exciting conclusion of this Two-Fisted Tale of Tesla!

Two-Fisted Tales of Tesla: "Dream a Little Dream"

David J. Loehr

Written and edited by David J. Loehr

Directed by Serenity Caldwell

Original music by Christopher Breen

with Jason Snell, Dan Moren, and Moisés Chiullan.

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Tesla and Dot are on their way to celebrate Christmas with Dot’s family when they stop at a planet that exists for only one day every one hundred years, but of course, it’s never that simple. Why is Dot suddenly dreaming of another life, another place…another family not her own? And why doesn’t Tesla recognize her anymore? And what’s with all the bagpipes? And will they in fact be home for Christmas? Holiday spice and temporal displacement in another exciting adventure of the Two-Fisted Tales of Tesla!

Two-Fisted Tales of Tesla: "Only in My Dreams"

David J. Loehr

Written and edited by David J. Loehr

Directed by Serenity Caldwell

Original music by Christopher Breen

with Jason Snell, Dan Moren, and Moisés Chiullan.

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The show is back, if not the announcer, as David explores the lore around a doll museum at last, Steve hears voices, and we get the community news from a mysterious town in the French-Canadian desert. And just where is Phil anyway?

"Mahnke" and "Vallée de Nuit"

David J. Loehr

Written, directed, and edited by David J. Loehr

Original music by Christopher Breen

with Chip Sudderth, James Thomson, and Jason Snell

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In which the Fog rolls in, and in, and in, and Maisie could use a lozenge. Recorded live at the Know Theatre, August 14, 2017

Live from Cincinnati, part three

David J. Loehr

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In which Margo does some detective work, and our hero seems to be missing in action…or is he? Recorded live at the Know Theatre, August 7, 2017

Live from Cincinnati, part two

David J. Loehr

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In which our hero is confronted with another masked avenger, and Margo sees a Broadway show because she knows a guy. Recorded live at the Know Theatre of Cincinnati, Ohio, July 31, 2017.

Live from Cincinnati, part one

David J. Loehr

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Coming later in 2017… a new season of The Incomparable Radio Theater, including an adventure of the Full Fathom Five!

A trailer!

David J. Loehr

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John Adams and Benjamin Franklin declare things in Philadelphia on a date that will live in infamy.

A patriotic interlude

David J. Loehr with Steve Lutz, Andy Ihnatko and Travis Bedard

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On their way to a science fair, Timmy and the Galaxy Scouts find themselves instead in the World of Tomorrow…or many worlds of many tomorrows… and yesterdays… not to mention the Happiest Place in the Galaxy…or is it? With our heroes scattered across time and space, will any of them be home in time for Christmas? Stay tuned!

Christmas Special 2015

David J. Loehr

Written by David J. Loehr

Directed by Serenity Caldwell

Produced by Jason Snell

Edited by Jason Snell and David J. Loehr

Original music by Christopher Breen

Robot voices by Monty Ashley, Jason Snell, Glenn Fleishman, David J. Loehr, Moises Chiullan.

Commercial interruptions by the Incomparable Radio Theater players, featuring Iain MacKinnon as Donald Wenceslas.

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When last we left Marjorie Carter, she was on the trail of her kidnapped sidekick, Milo, en route to Connemara and the mysterious Candle of Nuada. Also, if you’re curious about Charles Babbage’s analytical engine, There You Are!

[This ends our run for 2015. See you in December for a Christmas special.]

"Marjorie Carter", "There You Are"

David J. Loehr

Written by David J. Loehr

Directed by Serenity Caldwell

Produced and edited by Jason Snell

Original music by Christopher Breen

MARJORIE CARTER, FREELANCE ADVENTURESS

THERE YOU ARE

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