The Proscenium

Helt Texas, a story of climate change, geopolitics and romantic relationships.

The story tackles the central issues of our time, passionately debating climate change and the personal consequences of partisan discourse.

From the writing desk on the Arctic research vessel, the Antigua, to your speakers wherever you are, here it is.

Conceived on an expeditionary artist retreat during the summer solstice in June 2018, by writer Alan Olejniczak, Helt Texas was written in the Arctic, recorded Hong Kong and produced in London - a truly original piece of global collaborative theatre.

Sponsored by Punch Presentations.

Sarah, an atmospheric scientist, arrives in Longyearbyen to begin her research in the High Arctic. There she encounters Torbjørn, a charming Norwegian, and Arthur, an Arctic naturalist.

Two passionate men with strong opinions about climate change, politics and the state of the world.

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CREDITS

CAST

Narrator  Micheal Pizzuto

Sarah  Daniella Down

Natalia Muriel Hofmann-Foster

Torbjørn  Nicholas Atkinson

Arthur  Hamish Campbell

Alexie Jai Day

CREATIVE TEAM

Director  Nicholas Atkinson

Playwright  Alan Olejniczak

Sound Design  Carl Prekopp

Producer  Nicholas Atkinson

Cover Design Belinda Pinto

Dramaturge  Austin Owen

Production Editor Merz Productions

Editing Assistant  Zubin Isaac

Promotions Miriah Sullivan & Peter Austin

Distribution Straight Up Digital

Helt Texas, a story of climate change, geopolitics and romantic relationships.

The story tackles the central issues of our time, passionately debating climate change and the personal consequences of partisan discourse.

From the writing desk on the Arctic research vessel, the Antigua, to your speakers wherever you are, here it is.

Conceived on an expeditionary artist retreat during the summer solstice in June 2018, by writer Alan Olejniczak, Helt Texas was written in the Arctic, recorded Hong Kong and produced in London - a truly original piece of global collaborative theatre.

Sponsored by Punch Presentations.

STORY

Sarah, an atmospheric scientist, arrives in Longyearbyen to begin her research in the High Arctic. There she encounters Torbjørn, a charming Norwegian, and Arthur, an Arctic naturalist.

Two passionate men with strong opinions about climate change, politics and the state of the world.

CREDITS

CAST

Narrator  Micheal Pizzuto

Sarah  Daniella Down

Natalia Muriel Hofmann-Foster

Torbjørn  Nicholas Atkinson

Arthur  Hamish Campbell

Alexie Jai Day

CREATIVE TEAM

Director  Nicholas Atkinson

Playwright  Alan Olejniczak

Sound Design  Carl Prekopp

Producer  Nicholas Atkinson

Cover Design Belinda Pinto

Dramaturge  Austin Owen

Production Editor Merz Productions

Editing Assistant  Zubin Isaac

Promotions Miriah Sullivan & Peter Austin

Distribution Straight Up Digital

My name is John, and I'm an actor... well sort of...

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Ambition, pride, ego, money, self-doubt, self-loathing, fear, insecurity, greed...

How does a jobbing actor, juggling dead end part time jobs and zero hour contracts, become the success that he always dreamed he'd be?

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Contains strong language that some listeners may find offensive.

THE PROSCENIUM

Dramatic audio storytelling that challenges opinions, pushes boundaries and questions the status quo. Stories to spark the imagination and inspire creativity.

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CREDITS

John  Chris Nayak 

Emma  Eleanor Fanyinka

Gabriel  Jonathon Broadbent 

Reggie  Michael Lumsden

Lilly  Daniella Down

Mrs Weaver  Mina Anwar

Karen  Marianne Oldham

Ellen  Natalie Grady

Beryl  Francesca Ryan

Director  David Ricardo-Pearce

Playwright  Alan Olejniczak

Story  Nicholas Atkinson

Sound Design  Carl Prekopp

Producer  Nicholas Atkinson

Cover Design  Belinda Pinto

"Jabberwocky" is a nonsense poem written by Lewis Carroll about the killing of a creature named "the Jabberwock". It was included in his 1871 novel Through the Looking-Glass, and What Alice Found There, the sequel to Alice's Adventures in Wonderland (1865).

Recommended for 8 years and up.

Dramatic audio storytelling that challenges opinions, pushes boundaries and questions the status quo. Stories to spark the imagination and inspire creativity.

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