Unreliable Narrator Theater Group

Guest hosts Tim Hoover, Brooks Reeves, and Brian Rust discuss the actor's life in Boston. Then: part 1 of the long-awaited two-part epic adventure "Goofus V. Gallant: Niceness League: EndFinity Games!" with special guests Laura DeCesare and Jacquelyn Weatherbee.

Mentioned in this episode:

Vagabond Theatre: https://vagabondtheatregroup.wordpress.com

Post Meridian Radio Players: http://pmrp.org

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Unreliable Narrator does strange, homemade theater in Boston.

Jacquelyn Weatherbee, Jenny Gutbezahl, and Carl Danielson finish Carl’s harangues about the moving process. Also, Jacquelyn finds an example of Puritan open-mindedness, Jenny tells stories of being on the recent JoCo cruise and meeting multiple McElroys, and Carl says, staged readings: why? And you have to stay through the credits because there’s a mid-credits scene.

Recommended in this episode:

We miss Boston playwright Cliff Odle, now in Maine:

http://cliffodle.com/

Jacquelyn's Twitter:

http://www.twitter.com/jackieweatherbe

“My Brother, My Brother, and Me” podcast: https://www.themcelroy.family/mbmbam

Robert Evans’ Twitter:

http://www.twitter.com/IwriteOK

Theatre on Fire’s “An Oak Tree,” June 13-22: http://www.theatreonfire.org

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Unreliable Narrator does strange, homemade theater in Boston.

This month’s guest hosts Carl Danielson, Jenny Gutbezahl, and Jacquelyn Weatherbee talk about things they like and dislike. Also, Carl tries out some different collective nouns for colonialists, Jenny talks about a good book that contains the perfect line, and Jacquelyn has an impossible house.

Recommended in this episode:

"Lovecraft Country" by Matt Ruff

“Us” (Still in theaters)

“The Nightingale” (Soon to be in theaters)

Almond-Flavored Celestial Seasonings Tea

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This month's guest hosts Jess, Caitlin, and J. discuss the importance of gmail language-smoothing. Also, Jess has battle plans for Mr. Crepe, Caitlin has questions for people trying to make her watch "Buffy," and J. promotes a kind of war where everybody wins. Finally we read Carl's "Thalonx," a short play which is exactly like Act V of "A Midsummer Night's Dream."

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The topic of the day: directing. This month’s guest hosts J. Deschene, Caitlin Mason, and Jess Viator have stories. Also, J. warns of baffling choices made in an upcoming movie musical, Caitlin worries what kids will think about “Phantom of the Opera,” and Jess recalls the weirdest shit she’s ever directed. Finally, we read another scene from “Individuality,” the script heard in episode 1.

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Guest hosts Kamela, Julia, and Emily read Carl’s Boston Theater Marathon submission “Dog’s Best Friend.” Also, Kamela salutes a theater that lets you rehearse on the actual stage, Julia takes us into the world of Star Trek improv comedy, and Emily gives Carl notes on his performance art.

Mentioned in this episode:

Arlington Friends of the Drama: http://www.afdtheatre.org

Redshirts: http://redshirts.improvteams.com

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Kamela Dolinova, Julia Lunetta, and Emily Taradash (from "2010: Our Hideous Future: The Musical!") read Carl's 10-minute play "The Bensonite." Also, Kamela dreams of having one job, Julia leads the assembly in a Holy Brunch, and Emily brings up the concern of Grim Reaper FOMO.

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It’s Unreliable Narrator’s tenth anniversary! We mark the occasion with a double-sized episode where we go into the vault and play audio pieces from all seven UN productions. Not all of them have the best audio quality, but all of them are Unreliable Narrator.

This episode features:

1.) Kitty Drexel and Ginger Lazarus in “2010: Our Hideous Future: The Musical!” (2010)

2.) Laura DeCesare and Tim Hoover in “Paranormal” (2009)

3.) Nick Bennett-Zendzian, Emily Sheeran, and Pearl Shin in “Human Contact: Short Sci-Fi Plays” (2014)

4.) Jenny Gutbezahl and Neal Leaheey in “The Way of the Warrior-Bunny” (2011)

5.) Kara Dunne and Jonathan Popp in “Schmolitics” (2008)

6.) Neal Leaheey in “Planet of Warrior-Bunnies” (2016)

7.) Caroline Keeler in “Ultimate Things” (2016)

“Doing the Best That I Can” music and lyrics by Andy Hicks, all other material by Carl Danielson. All rights reserved.

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Election week special! Carl reads you his ten minute angry political satire "Super Patriots." Laugh along with him, angrily. And then vote.

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Unreliable Narrator does strange, homemade theater in Boston.

Nick Stevens, Noe Kamelamela, and Kitty Drexel finish their month as hosts by performing in the lost pilot to "Infallible," the crappy HBO show-within-a-show from the UN production "Ultimate Things." Also, Nick points out a great burger-naming opportunity for Burger King, Noe brings a long overdue fact-check to a crucial scene from Indiana Jones, and Kitty tells a story of brotherly solidarity.

Mentioned in this show:

Freedom for All Massachusetts (Yes on 3): https://www.freedommassachusetts.org

Arlington Friends of the Drama: https://www.afdtheatre.org

The New England Theatre Geek: https://www.netheatregeek.com

"Infallible" theme music provided by http://www.audioblocks.com.

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Unreliable Narrator does strange homemade theater in Boston.