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  • Professor Chronomier - 'The Laws of Time' (Chapter 3)
    'The Chronicles of Professor Chronomier: The Laws of Time'
    Chapter 3 - The Trial
    Written by Dario Knight | Performed by Erika Sanderson
    Professor Chronomier stands accused of damaging the river of time. Put on trial by the mysterious Keepers, she is forced to face the consequences of her recent travels...
    Music Credit:
    Title: Killers
    Music: Kevin MacLeod
    License: CC BY 3.0 (http://goo.gl/BlcHZR)
    Download: incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/mp3-royaltyfree/Killers.mp3
    14 min
  • Professor Chronomier - 'The Laws of Time' (Chapter 2)
    'The Chronicles of Professor Chronomier: The Laws of Time'
    Chapter 2 - The Damage
    Written by Dario Knight | Performed by Erika Sanderson
    Now in the employ of the Enforcers (who guard the river of time), Astrid embarks on a mission with Officer Yarrow and Commander Holloway to investigate a trio of temporal anomalies.
    Music Credit:
    Title: Killers
    Music: Kevin MacLeod
    License: CC BY 3.0 (http://goo.gl/BlcHZR)
    Download: incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/mp3-royaltyfree/Killers.mp3
    12 min
  • Professor Chronomier - 'The Laws of Time' (Chapter 1)
    'The Chronicles of Professor Chronomier: The Laws of Time'
    Chapter 1 - The Keepers
    Written by Dario Knight | Performed by Erika Sanderson
    Separated from her time ship, the Professor finds herself in an impossible realm. Still hurting from her most recent voyage on the river of time, she soons discovers that great danger awaits in the Hall of the Keepers of Time...
    Music Credit:
    Title: Killers
    Music: Kevin MacLeod
    License: CC BY 3.0 (http://goo.gl/BlcHZR)
    Download: incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/mp3-royaltyfree/Killers.mp3
    14 min
  • Professor Chronomier - 'The Laws of Time' (Prologue)
    'The Chronicles of Professor Chronomier: The Laws of Time'
    Prologue
    Written by Dario Knight | Performed by Erika Sanderson
    London, 1633. The hostess of the Carthorse Inn dreams of the stars. Many dismiss her as a fantasist - or a mad woman - the foundling child wock picked pocked and told stories of time past, present, and future...
    Music Credit:
    Title: Killers
    Music: Kevin MacLeod
    License: CC BY 3.0 (http://goo.gl/BlcHZR)
    Download: incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/mp3-royaltyfree/Killers.mp3
    5 min
  • 'Love's Labour's Lost' (Act 5)
    Sounds & Sweet Airs - The Complete Works of Shakespeare
    Love's Labour's Lost
    Act 5
    King Ferdinand leads his friend back to the Princess and her companions. Once reunited, disguises will be exposed, a bizzare entertainment will be performed, and a sobering message will be delivered...
    CAST
    King Ferdinand - Peter Collier
    Berowne - Philip Donnelly
    Dumain - Harry Lock
    Longaville - TJ Lea
    Princess - Jacki Dann
    Rosaline - Hannah Rogers
    Maria - Helen Tamlyn
    Katherine - Kirsty Woolven
    Boyet - Alan Curtis
    Costard / Mercade - Andrew Faber
    Don Armado - Stephen J Davies
    Moth - Caspia Huntington-Davies
    Holofernes - Mary Hall
    Nathaniel - Andrea Richardson
    Spring - Erika Sanderson
    Winter - David Ault
    CREW
    Writer - William Shakespeare
    Producer / Director - Dario Knight
    Sound Engineer - Stephan Medhurst
    Title Music - Cercles Nouvelles
    Additional Music - John Bjork
    30 min
  • 'Love's Labour's Lost' (Act 4)
    Sounds & Sweet Airs - The Complete Works of Shakespeare
    Love's Labour's Lost
    Act 4
    While Don Armado begins to cast the upcoming court entertainment, King Ferdinand's men prepare to visit the Princess' caravan in disguise, little knowing that their cunning plan has been pre-empted...
    CAST
    King Ferdinand - Peter Collier
    Berowne - Philip Donnelly
    Dumain - Harry Lock
    Longaville - TJ Lea
    Princess - Jacki Dann
    Rosaline - Hannah Rogers
    Maria - Helen Tamlyn
    Katherine - Kirsty Woolven
    Boyet - Alan Curtis
    Costard - Andrew Faber
    Don Armado - Stephen J Davies
    Moth - Caspia Huntington-Davies
    Dull - David Ault
    Holofernes - Mary Hall
    Nathaniel - Andrea Richardson
    CREW
    Writer - William Shakespeare
    Producer / Director - Dario Knight
    Sound Engineer - Stephan Medhurst
    Title Music - Cercles Nouvelles
    Additional Music - John Bjork
    22 min
  • 'Love's Labour's Lost' (Act 3)
    Sounds & Sweet Airs - The Complete Works of Shakespeare
    Love's Labour's Lost
    Act 3
    Costard's errand to deliver the letters quickly goes awry, drawing two scholars into the tangled love story. Meanwhile, Berowne, Dumain, Longaville and King Ferdinand are about to discover just how dedicated each other is to their vow...
    CAST
    King Ferdinand - Peter Collier
    Princess - Jacki Dann
    Berowne - Philip Donnelly
    Dumain - Harry Lock
    Longaville - TJ Lea
    Boyet - Alan Curtis
    Costard - Andrew Faber
    Jaquenetta - Erika Sanderson
    Don Armado - Stephen J Davies
    Dull - David Ault
    Holofernes - Mary Hall
    Nathanial - Andrea Richardson
    CREW
    Writer - William Shakespeare
    Producer / Director - Dario Knight
    Sound Engineer - Stephan Medhurst
    Title Music - Cercles Nouvelles
    Additional Music - John Bjork
    27 min
  • 'Love's Labour's Lost' (Act 2)
    Sounds & Sweet Airs - The Complete Works of Shakespeare
    Love's Labour's Lost
    Act 2
    A new challenge to King Ferdinand's vow arises, as the Princess of France and her train arrive at the gates of his court. Meanwhile, Costard finds himself employed in the delivery of two love letters - one from Don Armado to Jaquenetta, and the other from Berowne to Rosaline, attendant to the princess...
    CAST
    King Ferdinand - Peter Collier
    Princess - Jacki Dann
    Berowne - Philip Donnelly
    Rosaline - Hannah Rogers
    Dumain - Harry Lock
    Katherine - Kirsty Woolven
    Longaville - TJ Lea
    Maria - Helen Tamlyn
    Boyet - Alan Curtis
    Costard - Andrew Faber
    Don Armado / First Lord - Stephen J Davies
    Moth - Caspia Huntington-Davies
    CREW
    Writer - William Shakespeare
    Producer / Director - Dario Knight
    Sound Engineer - Stephan Medhurst
    Title Music - Cercles Nouvelles
    Additional Music - John Bjork
    17 min
  • 'Love's Labour's Lost' (Act 1)
    Sounds & Sweet Airs - The Complete Works of Shakespeare
    Love's Labour's Lost
    Act 1
    The King of Navarre and his companions Berowne, Longaville, and Dumain, agree to swear off the company of women for three years whilst they focus on their studies. However, the plight of love is never far away, as a long triangle involving two countryfolk and the eccentric Don Armado begins to unfold...
    CAST
    King Ferdinand - Peter Collier
    Berowne - Philip Donnelly
    Dumain - Harry Lock
    Longaville - TJ Lea
    Costard - Andrew Faber
    Jaquenetta - Erika Sanderson
    Don Armado - Stephen J Davies
    Moth - Caspia Huntington-Davies
    Dull - David Ault
    CREW
    Writer - William Shakespeare
    Producer / Director - Dario Knight
    Sound Engineer - Stephan Medhurst
    Title Music - Cercle Nouvelles
    Additional Music - John Bjork
    17 min
  • 'Hamlet' (Act 5)
    Sounds & Sweet Airs - The Complete Works of Shakespeare
    Hamlet
    Act 5
    Returning to Elsinore, Hamlet prepares to confront the consequences of both his actions and inaction. An encounter with a grave digger at last makes the course ahead of him clear, and he and Claudius make their plans for the final reckoning...
    CAST
    Hamlet - Kati Herbert
    Claudius - Phil Donnelly
    Gertrude - Jac Knight
    Laertes - Daniel McGinty
    Horatio - Gareth Johnson
    Grave Digger - Micky Scott
    Priest - Andrew Faber
    Osric - Beatrice Benedek
    CREW
    Writer - William Shakespeare
    Producer / Director - Dario Knight
    Sound Engineer - Stephan Medhurst
    Title Music - Dream Cave
    Additional Music - John Bjork
    20 min

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