56 - Solution Unsatisfactory part 1

Back in 2001 we performed an adaptation of Robert A. Heinlein's Solution Unsatisfactory. As you might expect, we were very proud and excited to present a work by such a well-regarded author. And since it was written in 1941 we were already aware that Mr. Heinlein had seemingly seen the future of world events by predicting the use of atomic weapons, although in a different form.

Little did we realize how memorable this performance would become. Performed live on August 31, we planned studio time for September 12, 2001. Needless to say we moved this production up in the queue.

Guest starring in this production are Peter David and Lisa Getto.

Duration: 18:57 Size: 8.8M

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Another photo from "Guards! Guards!"

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John Rhys-Davies and Daniel Taylor. Background: David Benedict, Jonathan Strickland, Brad Strickland. Yes, there were plenty of people in this play with larger roles than me, but I'm running this blog. So sue me. Photo by Ken Grimes.

Guards! Guards!

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Here's a photo from the September 2001 DragonCon show. Left to right are Thomas E. Fuller, David Benedict, John Rhys-Davies, and Jonathan Strickland. That Rhys-Davies guy seemed pretty talented: I predict he'll go far. Photo by Ken Grimes.

D Taylor & J Ringo - LibertyCon 07

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Ron Butler took this photo of John Ringo (author of, among many other things, "A Ship Named Francis") and me (the guilty party who adapted said story for audio theater and performed the part of the ship's insecure Chaplain) after the show Saturday night.

I still think this photo looks like we're both wondering if he's going to punch me in the face, so you'll just have to take my word for it that he was telling me he'd enjoyed the show.

"Tester, spare us this day from your tests..."

LibertyCon, Chattanooga TN

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There are bound to be plenty of better pictures than I was able to get, but here's a cast-eye-vew of the audience as they began to gather. Taken 7/28/07.

Harry Potter "Midnight Magic", B&N Perimeter

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Another picture from my cel phone, which explains the lack of crisp resolution. Taken 7/20/07. I'll add a list of the cast pictured soon.

Heinlein Centennial, Kansas City

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Another picture, this time from my own cel phone, which explains the lack of crisp resolution. I was sitting at the sound effects table. Left to right, that's Jonathan Strickland and Hal Wiedeman, two-thirds of the lead character in "All You Zombies." If you've read it, you know what I mean. Picture taken 7/7/07.

Heinlein Centennial, Kansas City

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This photo was taken during the Saturday show, featuring Heinlein's "All You Zombies" and "Creation is a Circle" by Thomas E. Fuller. Pictured are Hal Wiedeman, David Benedict, Kelley Swilley, and Jonathan Strickland. Clicking on this photo will take you to the rest, on Flickr.

Window shopping

Window shopping
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We had a blast at the "Midnight Magic" release party for "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows" on Friday, July 20. Here's what we looked like to one fan as we performed in front of the store's windows.

Barnes & Noble, June 2003

The cast of our "Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix" reading. From left, Fiona Leonard, Jack Mayfield, Alton Leonard, Clair Kiernan, David Benedict, Daniel Taylor, Terry Sanders, and Phil Carter. Background: Shaun Carter, Naaman Taylor, Caran Wilbanks, Daniel Kiernan (well, his back, anyway) and Megan Jackson. Immediate foreground: David Carter. Photo by Linda Young.

Dragon*Con, 9-5-04

Jewel Staite and Sarah Taylor, facing a battery of paparazzi after our Sunday night performance of "The Menace From Earth". Photo by me. (Sorry for the clumsy job fixing red-eye.)

Mid-1996 publicity photo

This was taken at AudioCraft Studios. From left: Ron Butler, Daniel Kiernan, Fiona Leonard, Trudy Leonard, Daniel Marcy, and Clair Kiernan. I think we were there to tape "The Hoyden". Photo by Caran Wilbanks.