09 - Brotherhood of Damn Sassy Mutants!

Performed live at Sci Fi Summer 2005, so controversial that it had its own late night time slot, and so funny that we just couldn't keep it to ourselves.

ARTC presents "The Brotherhood of Damn Sassy Mutants, episode 2: Miss Rorschach if You're Nasty" by Sketch MacQuinor.

Time: 28:19 File size: 12.97M
Direct download: ARTC-Show09-BDSM01.mp3

08 - Guerrilla Radio Theatre!

"Guerrilla Radio Theater" was commissioned by the Fellowship of Reason (www.fellowshipofreason.com) and perfomed at Manuel's Tavern in Atlanta on March 19, 2003. "Guerrilla" could (but oddly enough doesn't) refer to ARTC's ability to set up a live studio complete with foley, amplifiers, BIG speakers, a dozen microphones, mixers, samplers, keyboards and digital recording equipment anywhere in under two hours, perform and then tear down in another hour. ARTC has performed in coffee houses, churches, outdoor pavilions, hotel ballrooms, stages and bars. If there's empty space and room for an audience, ARTC has probably performed in it. It reminds some people of either the Normandy Landing or dozens of clowns emerging from the little car at the circus....

The entire "Guerrilla Radio Theater" program is one hour and includes many other pieces. We have limited our selections for this podcast to twenty minutes and, therefore, much of the original program is not included.

The pieces are comic satire and include:

"SWATting the Books" by Ron N. Butler - "Sovereign Immunity and Your local public library...."
"NOSINET" by Daniel Taylor - "What your banker knows about you......"
"Inhuman Rights" by Ron N. Butler - "Dodos is good eatin......"
"The Shape of Things to Come" by Daniel Taylor - "Technology and the single girl...."

time: 23:02 (10.55 MB)
Direct download: ARTC-Show08-Guerilla_Radio.mp3

Podcast 07 - Into the Labyrinth - Mildly Exciting Tales of Astonishment: Sweet Revenge and Nikki's Place: The Collectors

This week's features:

1. Mildly Exciting Tales of Astonishment: Sweet Revenge, by Jonathan Strickland
2. Nikki's Place: The Collector, by Oreta Taylor

time: 15:24 (7.05 MB)
Direct download: ARTC-Show07-Labyrinth01.mp3

Podcast 06 - Bradbury's Funeral Home, Armada Rising

ARTC presents:

1. Bumper's Crossroads: Bradbury's Funeral Home, Ron N. Butler
2. Armada Rising, Thomas E. Fuller

From Into the Labyrinth 2005, recorded at Stone Mountain Park, Stone Mountain GA.
time: 30:29 (13.96 MB)
Direct download: ARTC_Show_06_-_Armada_Rising.mp3

Podcast 05 - Blues for Johnny Raven

This week we bring you Blues for Johnny Raven, by Thomas E. Fuller, starring Daniel Kiernan as Johnny Raven and Megan Jackson as Gloria Kinsolving. This recording was done at Sci Fi Summer, Saturday May 31, 2003.
This is one of ARTC's favorite pieces to perform. It was intended to be a series, and may still be someday.
time: 37:04 (16.97 MB)
Direct download: ARTC-Show05-Blues.mp3

Podcast 04 - The Dancer in the Dark. Part Three

The Atlanta Radio Theatre Comany presents the conclusion to The Dancer in the Dark.
time: 21:33 (9.87 MB)
Direct download: ARTC-Dancer_3.mp3

Podcast 03 - The Dancer in the Dark, Part Two

The Atlanta Radio Theatre Company Presents: Part 2 of The Dancer in the Dark, by Thomas E. Fuller.
time: 23:13 (10.63 MB)
Direct download: ARTC-Show03-Dancer2.mp3

Podcast 02 - The Dancer in the Dark, Part One

We proudly present a performance performed and recorded live at SciFi Summer Con 2002: Thomas E. Fuller's radio play, The Dancer in the Dark. Something lies sleeping in the north Georgia mountains, and irascible Professor Cletus Tremayne stands between the placid little town of Blankenship, Georgia, and a terrible awakening.

• Size: 10.54 MB Duration:  23:01
• Link to ARTC Podcast archive
• Direct MP3 Download

1 - Rory Rammer: The Meteor Surfers

Rory Rammer, Space Marshal: The Meteor Surfers was written by Ron N. Butler and performed live at Dragon*Con 2003. It features anime voice actor Michael Brady!

• Size: 9.78M Duration: 21:21
• Link to ARTC Podcast archive
• Direct MP3 Download

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.