This week we bring you tales of Heroes and Villains in the Big City. We begin with "The Adventures of the Crimson Hawk: The Crimson and the Red" episode one, by William Alan Ritch. This is a three part serial, so be sure to tell us how you like it at podcast@artc.org. This was performed live at the coffeehouse in Little Five Points in Atlanta. This is one of our older recordings, and we're not exactly sure what year, but it was pre-1996.
Next up is Jonathan Strickland's "Mildly Exciting Tales of Astonishment: Subterranean Subterfuge" recorded live at Sci Fi Summer in 2005.
Posted: 30 Mar 2007 01:00 AM EST Length: 18:52 Size: 9M
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Friday, March 30, 2007
Friday, March 23, 2007
30 - Dweller in the Depths - Part 2
St. Patrick drove the snakes out of Ireland (but not on a plane...unless you mean a 2-dimensional surface...nevermind). But did he miss one? Just what is the Loch Ness Monster? Assuming it even exists.
Last week we brought you part one of The Dweller in the Depths, by Thomas E. Fuller, recorded live at Eddie's Attic in Decatur, GA. This week we bring you part two of the story, but this performance was recorded at Stone Mountain Park in 2005.
Did you like hearing the story broken up over two performances? Would you like to hear more of the evolution of ARTC? Or not? Write to us at podcast@artc.org and let us know!
Posted: 23 March 2007 01:00 AM EST Duration: 17:32 Size: 8.25M
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Last week we brought you part one of The Dweller in the Depths, by Thomas E. Fuller, recorded live at Eddie's Attic in Decatur, GA. This week we bring you part two of the story, but this performance was recorded at Stone Mountain Park in 2005.
Did you like hearing the story broken up over two performances? Would you like to hear more of the evolution of ARTC? Or not? Write to us at podcast@artc.org and let us know!
Posted: 23 March 2007 01:00 AM EST Duration: 17:32 Size: 8.25M
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Friday, March 16, 2007
29 - Dweller in the Depths - Part 1
Ah, St. Patrick's Day. Leprechauns, shamrocks, pots o' gold, and green things everywhere. Well, everywhere except here. We've just got lots of blarney because this week our podcast features a story set in that fabled land of...Scotland.
This week: Part one of The Dweller in the Depths, by Thomas E. Fuller. , This episode was recorded live at Eddie's Attic in Decatur, GA back in 1997. Next week we'll bring you part two of the story, but the performers will be a lot different because it will have been recorded at Stone Mountain Park in 2005. We hope you'll hear how far we've come in those 8 years.
Posted: 16 March 2007 01:00 AM EST Duration: 16:43 Size: 8M
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This week: Part one of The Dweller in the Depths, by Thomas E. Fuller. , This episode was recorded live at Eddie's Attic in Decatur, GA back in 1997. Next week we'll bring you part two of the story, but the performers will be a lot different because it will have been recorded at Stone Mountain Park in 2005. We hope you'll hear how far we've come in those 8 years.
Posted: 16 March 2007 01:00 AM EST Duration: 16:43 Size: 8M
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Friday, March 09, 2007
28 - Plato's Cave
Myths and legends are our subject this week. Hope you enjoy them.
Unresolved Mysteries, Solved While U Wait: Loch Ness
Plato's Cave: Down and Out in the Elysian Fields
Both written by Ron Butler.
Posted: 9 March 2007 01:00 AM EST Size: 7M - Duration: 15:16
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Unresolved Mysteries, Solved While U Wait: Loch Ness
Plato's Cave: Down and Out in the Elysian Fields
Both written by Ron Butler.
Posted: 9 March 2007 01:00 AM EST Size: 7M - Duration: 15:16
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Friday, March 02, 2007
27 - March 1, 2007
What free bits do we have for you this week? Hmm... Let's see....
Bumpers Crossroads: Mow Better Blues.
Chief Burnley's Cake Sale.
Nikki's Place: The Big Homicide.
Bumpers Croassroads: The Early Days.
Posted: 2 March 2007 01:00 AM EST Time: 29:39, Size: 13.5 MB
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Bumpers Crossroads: Mow Better Blues.
Chief Burnley's Cake Sale.
Nikki's Place: The Big Homicide.
Bumpers Croassroads: The Early Days.
Posted: 2 March 2007 01:00 AM EST Time: 29:39, Size: 13.5 MB
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Friday, February 23, 2007
26 - A Bridge into the Past
In the words of William Brown, "Due to technical problems beyond our control, we now join our regularly scheduled program."
This week's show is entitled "A Bridge into the Past." Why? Because I needed a name and that's what I came up with on short notice.
Bridge: Actually, one of the things you don't usually get to hear in our podcasts, Dear Listener, is the "bridging material." The short, often one-use scripts that ARTC producers insert into the live shows as buffers in between our more known stories. There is a small but healthy sampling included.
Past: This week's features are a little older than our normal fare. And like the bridging material, they are also things we don't usually podcast. ARTC has had many varied venues in its past. And veteran ARTC performers may (or may not) wax nostalgic about places such as "Eddie's Attic," or tip a mug of Collins Best Coffee in a remembrance of ARTC's Coffee House Days. Or of Guerilla Radio Theater at Manuel's Tavern.
Included:
The Adventures of Hercule Perot. (Last name not a typo, any similarities to any Texas businessman are coincidental.)
Unresolved Mysteries, Solved While You Wait: Phrenotherapy by Ron N. Butler.
A Girl and Her Gryphon by Henry Lee Forrest.
Posted: 23 February 2007 01:00 AM EST Duration: 18:46 Size 8.59 MB
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This week's show is entitled "A Bridge into the Past." Why? Because I needed a name and that's what I came up with on short notice.
Bridge: Actually, one of the things you don't usually get to hear in our podcasts, Dear Listener, is the "bridging material." The short, often one-use scripts that ARTC producers insert into the live shows as buffers in between our more known stories. There is a small but healthy sampling included.
Past: This week's features are a little older than our normal fare. And like the bridging material, they are also things we don't usually podcast. ARTC has had many varied venues in its past. And veteran ARTC performers may (or may not) wax nostalgic about places such as "Eddie's Attic," or tip a mug of Collins Best Coffee in a remembrance of ARTC's Coffee House Days. Or of Guerilla Radio Theater at Manuel's Tavern.
Included:
The Adventures of Hercule Perot. (Last name not a typo, any similarities to any Texas businessman are coincidental.)
Unresolved Mysteries, Solved While You Wait: Phrenotherapy by Ron N. Butler.
A Girl and Her Gryphon by Henry Lee Forrest.
Posted: 23 February 2007 01:00 AM EST Duration: 18:46 Size 8.59 MB
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Thursday, February 15, 2007
25 - Can You Hear Me?
Send the kids to bed early, because this week's steamy offering of audio ear candy is a suspenseful story called "Can You Hear Me," written by Thomas E. Fuller.
Posted: 15 February 2007 01:00 AM EST Size - 14.3 MB, Duration - 31:19 MB
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Posted: 15 February 2007 01:00 AM EST Size - 14.3 MB, Duration - 31:19 MB
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Friday, February 09, 2007
24 - Kissed by a Stranger, part 2
Part 2 of Kissed by a Stranger was written by Fiona Karanina Leonard Brown, produced by David Benedict, and directed by William Alan Ritch.
Featured in the cast were the voices of Megan Jackson, Geoffrey M. Brown, Clair Whitworth Kiernan, Phil Carter, Trudy Leonard, David Benedict, and Fiona Karanina Leonard Brown.
Also heard were the voices of Terry Sanders, Daniel Taylor, Alton Leonard, Joyce Leigh, Kelley Swilley, Jack Mayfield, and "Sketch" Quinn.
Soundscaping, editing, and mixing by David Benedict.
Recording engineering by William Alan Ritch.
Foley sound effects created by Geoffrey M. Brown and David Benedict.
Recorded effects provided by Henry Howard and Audio Craft Studio.
Original music composed and performed by Alton Leonard.
Floor managers were Sheila Ameri and Elayna Little.
Posted: 9 February 2007 10:00 PM EST Duration: 27:24, Size: 12.5M
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Featured in the cast were the voices of Megan Jackson, Geoffrey M. Brown, Clair Whitworth Kiernan, Phil Carter, Trudy Leonard, David Benedict, and Fiona Karanina Leonard Brown.
Also heard were the voices of Terry Sanders, Daniel Taylor, Alton Leonard, Joyce Leigh, Kelley Swilley, Jack Mayfield, and "Sketch" Quinn.
Soundscaping, editing, and mixing by David Benedict.
Recording engineering by William Alan Ritch.
Foley sound effects created by Geoffrey M. Brown and David Benedict.
Recorded effects provided by Henry Howard and Audio Craft Studio.
Original music composed and performed by Alton Leonard.
Floor managers were Sheila Ameri and Elayna Little.
Posted: 9 February 2007 10:00 PM EST Duration: 27:24, Size: 12.5M
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Friday, February 02, 2007
23 - Kissed by a Stranger, Part 1
Part 2 of Kissed by a Stranger was written by Fiona Karanina Leonard Brown, produced by David Benedict, and directed by William Alan Ritch.
Featured in the cast were the voices of Megan Jackson, Geoffrey M. Brown, Clair Whitworth Kiernan, Phil Carter, Trudy Leonard, David Benedict, and Fiona Karanina Leonard Brown.
Also heard were the voices of Terry Sanders, Daniel Taylor, Alton Leonard, Joyce Leigh, Kelley Swilley, Jack Mayfield, and "Sketch" Quinn.
Soundscaping, editing, and mixing by David Benedict.
Recording engineering by William Alan Ritch.
Foley sound effects created by Geoffrey M. Brown and David Benedict.
Recorded effects provided by Henry Howard and Audio Craft Studio.
Original music composed and performed by Alton Leonard.
Floor managers were Sheila Ameri and Elayna Little.
Posted: 2 February 2007 10:00 PM EST Length: 29:11 - Size: 13.5M
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Friday, January 26, 2007
22 - The Crimson Hawk: The Widow's Web
In this week's podcast:
Incidentally, if you are a fan of this genre of crime-fighter shows like the Crimson Hawk, (or The Shadow, or the Green Hornet,) I recommend "The Red Panda Adventures." Sadly, this is not an ARTC show in any way, shape, or form. (But then neither is The Shadow or the Green Hornet.)
The Red Panda can be found at http://www.decoderringtheatre.com/
You could tell them ARTC sent you, but I'm sure they'd say, "Uh... who?"
- Bumper's Crossroads: Whole Lotto Shakin' Going' On by Daniel Taylor.
- Nikki's Place: In a Bit of a Jam by Ron N. Butler.
- The Crimson Hawk: The Widow's Web by Ron N. Butler (based on characters originated by Thomas E. Fuller.)
Incidentally, if you are a fan of this genre of crime-fighter shows like the Crimson Hawk, (or The Shadow, or the Green Hornet,) I recommend "The Red Panda Adventures." Sadly, this is not an ARTC show in any way, shape, or form. (But then neither is The Shadow or the Green Hornet.)
The Red Panda can be found at http://www.decoderringtheatre.com/
You could tell them ARTC sent you, but I'm sure they'd say, "Uh... who?"
- Size: 14.5M Duration: 31:45
- Link to ARTC Podcast archive
- Direct MP3 Download
Friday, January 19, 2007
21 - Saturday Morning Kid Shows
No voice intro for this show. Despite miscommunication and general behind the scenes random mayhem, this week's podcast is NOT canceled.
There *was* a voice intro recorded. It was meant to sound off the cuff and laid back and funny, but it ended up sounding half-planned and disorganized. (It was.) Anyway, the show lineup has changed several times in the last few hours.
In no particular order:
We have 2 episodes of "Rory Rammer, Space Marshall:" written by Ron N. Butler. One is "The Island of Dr. Marceau" and the other is only ever talked about in hushed, furtive whispers: "The Lost Episode."
And, an episode of "Mildly Exciting Tales of Astonishment," by Jonathan Strickland: Ps and Q's.
Also included are a pair of Public Service Announcements from the "Brotherhood of Damn Sassy Mutants," by Sketch MacQuinor.
No time for credits. If you want to know, you'll just have to ask nicely.
Posted: 19 January 2007 10:00 PM EST 28 minutes, 12.8 MB
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There *was* a voice intro recorded. It was meant to sound off the cuff and laid back and funny, but it ended up sounding half-planned and disorganized. (It was.) Anyway, the show lineup has changed several times in the last few hours.
In no particular order:
We have 2 episodes of "Rory Rammer, Space Marshall:" written by Ron N. Butler. One is "The Island of Dr. Marceau" and the other is only ever talked about in hushed, furtive whispers: "The Lost Episode."
And, an episode of "Mildly Exciting Tales of Astonishment," by Jonathan Strickland: Ps and Q's.
Also included are a pair of Public Service Announcements from the "Brotherhood of Damn Sassy Mutants," by Sketch MacQuinor.
No time for credits. If you want to know, you'll just have to ask nicely.
Posted: 19 January 2007 10:00 PM EST 28 minutes, 12.8 MB
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Thursday, January 11, 2007
20 - To Dine with the Devil
Presenting To Dine with the Devil by Ivan Turgenev, adapted for audio by Joyce Leigh. Performed Live at Sci Fi Summer 2003 in Atlanta, Georgia
The old Russian proverb states: "Those who dine with the devil may end up on the menu."
If you like H.P. Lovecraft, you'll love this....Not for the squeamish.
Posted: 11 Jan 2007 10:00 PM EST Size: 14.9 M Duration: 32:00
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The old Russian proverb states: "Those who dine with the devil may end up on the menu."
If you like H.P. Lovecraft, you'll love this....Not for the squeamish.
Posted: 11 Jan 2007 10:00 PM EST Size: 14.9 M Duration: 32:00
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Thursday, January 04, 2007
19 - The Colour Out of Space
Hope everyone is having a happy new year. To start out 2007 we're going to get back to our roots by presenting The Colour Out of Space by H. P. Lovecraft, adapted by Ron N. Butler, and performed live at Dragon*Con 2006. This was our only show at Dragon*Con this year, so if you missed it then this is your chance! We've performed at every Dragon*Con since the first, and Lovecraft has always been one of our mainstays.
If you enjoy the work of H. P. Lovecraft, or if you just like ARTC, then pick up one of our other adaptations!
Also, remember that you can email podcast@artc.org with your comments, or you can include them here. We'd love to hear from you with questions, comments, concerns, or even complaints.
Size: 18.2M Duration: 39:55
Direct download: ARTC-Show19-Colour.mp3
If you enjoy the work of H. P. Lovecraft, or if you just like ARTC, then pick up one of our other adaptations!
Also, remember that you can email podcast@artc.org with your comments, or you can include them here. We'd love to hear from you with questions, comments, concerns, or even complaints.
Size: 18.2M Duration: 39:55
Direct download: ARTC-Show19-Colour.mp3
Thursday, December 28, 2006
18 - An Atlanta Christmas, Episode 05
One last look at Christmas for the year...
Opening Music: An Old Atlanta Christmas, Alton Leonard.
USO Christmas, Thomas E. Fuller and performed by William Brown & Lou Brock.
Are You Lonely Tonight, written by Thomas E Fuller and Daniel Taylor, performed by Daniel & Clair Kiernan.
The Experts, by Ron N Butler featured the voices of Kelly Swilley, Lou Brock, and Daniel & Clair Kiernan. (Useless trivia: The Kiernans played characters with the same first names as those in Are You Lonely Tonight. But now they're actually Mr. & Mrs. Zabrinski.) My apologies to Hal Wiedeman who went uncredited in the podcast: He played the towtruck driver.
Size: 11.4 MB Time: 25:00
Direct download: ARTCShow18_-_An_Atlanta_Christmas_No_5.mp3
Opening Music: An Old Atlanta Christmas, Alton Leonard.
USO Christmas, Thomas E. Fuller and performed by William Brown & Lou Brock.
Are You Lonely Tonight, written by Thomas E Fuller and Daniel Taylor, performed by Daniel & Clair Kiernan.
The Experts, by Ron N Butler featured the voices of Kelly Swilley, Lou Brock, and Daniel & Clair Kiernan. (Useless trivia: The Kiernans played characters with the same first names as those in Are You Lonely Tonight. But now they're actually Mr. & Mrs. Zabrinski.) My apologies to Hal Wiedeman who went uncredited in the podcast: He played the towtruck driver.
Size: 11.4 MB Time: 25:00
Direct download: ARTCShow18_-_An_Atlanta_Christmas_No_5.mp3
Thursday, December 21, 2006
17 - An Atlanta Christmas - Episode 04
Our annual gift to our listeners continues with more excerpts from An Atlanta Christmas. This week we bring you three short pieces and another lovely song. We hope you enjoy it.
The Santa Claus Blues, by Thomas E. Fuller
Rory Rammer, Space Marshal: A Visit From St. Rex, by Ron N. Butler
The Tree Comes to Atlanta, by Thomas E. Fuller
O Holy Night, performed by the ARTC Chorus
Size: 15M, Duration: 32:31
Direct download: ARTC-Show17Xmas04.mp3
The Santa Claus Blues, by Thomas E. Fuller
Rory Rammer, Space Marshal: A Visit From St. Rex, by Ron N. Butler
The Tree Comes to Atlanta, by Thomas E. Fuller
O Holy Night, performed by the ARTC Chorus
Size: 15M, Duration: 32:31
Direct download: ARTC-Show17Xmas04.mp3
Thursday, December 14, 2006
16 - An Atlanta Christmas - Episode 03
Pour youself some of Collins' Best Coffee (Christmas Blend) and stay tuned. Because this week's podcast contains a special episode of Bumper's Crosroads: Ernie the Christmas Snail - by Daniel Kiernan. This is followed by Davy Crockett and Me - written by Thomas E. Fuller. We have a musical portion of the show too: The Carol of the Birds. (traditional)
Time: 27:36 Size: 18.9 MB
Direct download: 12-14-06podcast02.mp3
Time: 27:36 Size: 18.9 MB
Direct download: 12-14-06podcast02.mp3
Thursday, December 07, 2006
15 - An Atlanta Christmas - Episode 02
The Elves Strike Back.
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In addition to the plays of Thomas Fuller's Atlanta Christmas, the writers of ARTC have produced a number of shorts which provide a comic counterpoint. Think of this as the lighter side of Christmas.
All of these pieces are surreal (as if the entire concept of Santa Claus and the Northpole Workshop isn't). Some (all?) may be in questionable taste. One of these pieces will be performed in this years Christmas show program. There can be only one.
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<< Cue ARTC theme - Something NPR-ish with strings and horns - and under for >>
This podcast includes the following pieces from our live performances at Stone Mountain and Parkview High School.
"Roger, the Jolly Little Christmas Elf" by Gerald W Page (2000)
"The Legend of the Poinsettia" by Brad Strickland (2004)
"Unresolved Mysteries Solved While U Wait - the Grinch" by Ron N. Butler (2000)
"Zen Santa Claus" by Tracy V Wilson (2005)
There is Adventure in Sound!
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Time: 27:05 Size: 12.7M
Direct download: ARTC-Show15Xmas02.mp3
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In addition to the plays of Thomas Fuller's Atlanta Christmas, the writers of ARTC have produced a number of shorts which provide a comic counterpoint. Think of this as the lighter side of Christmas.
All of these pieces are surreal (as if the entire concept of Santa Claus and the Northpole Workshop isn't). Some (all?) may be in questionable taste. One of these pieces will be performed in this years Christmas show program. There can be only one.
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You have been warned. <
<< Cue ARTC theme - Something NPR-ish with strings and horns - and under for >>
This podcast includes the following pieces from our live performances at Stone Mountain and Parkview High School.
"Roger, the Jolly Little Christmas Elf" by Gerald W Page (2000)
"The Legend of the Poinsettia" by Brad Strickland (2004)
"Unresolved Mysteries Solved While U Wait - the Grinch" by Ron N. Butler (2000)
"Zen Santa Claus" by Tracy V Wilson (2005)
There is Adventure in Sound!
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Time: 27:05 Size: 12.7M
Direct download: ARTC-Show15Xmas02.mp3
Thursday, November 30, 2006
14 - An Atlanta Christmas - Episode 01
Welcome, welcome one and all to our family Christmas! To every family Christmas that ever was or ever will be! Behold the traditional Christmas tree weighted down with ornaments and decorations! Every five year old's Christmas morning writ large and come true!
For one day a year, the Theater of the Mind gives way to a warm hearth and a bowl of gingerbread -- and when from the roof there arises a clatter, it's neither a faceless monster nor a Martian.
It's Christmas.
Christmas is memories. For the next 5 podcasts, ARTC will be bringing you some of our favorite memories from our holiday programming, drawing heavily from Thomas E. Fuller's An Atlanta Christmas, but with a few other surprises along the way.
This week we bring you The Ultimate Christmas Pageant and O Tannenbaum by Thomas E. Fuller, and Some Assembly Required, by Daniel Taylor.
These were recorded live in 2003 at Stone Mountain Park's Fruitcake Festival. Featured in the cast were the voices of Joyce Leigh, Daniel Taylor, Ron N. Butler, Neil Butler, Colin Butler, Daniel Kiernan, Clair Kiernan, Tamara Morton, Justin Ameri, Katie Brass, Megan Jackson, Juliana Finch, Sarah Taylor, Josh Adams, Jack Mayfield, and Caran Wilbanks.
Foley sound effects were created by Lili, Deanna Ameri, and Sheila Ameri. Music performed by Brad Weage. Sound engineering by David Carter, Ray Spitz, and Elayna Little. The show was produced and directed by William Alan Ritch.
Time: 22:29 Size: 10.5M
Direct download: ARTC-Show14-Xmas01.mp3
For one day a year, the Theater of the Mind gives way to a warm hearth and a bowl of gingerbread -- and when from the roof there arises a clatter, it's neither a faceless monster nor a Martian.
It's Christmas.
Christmas is memories. For the next 5 podcasts, ARTC will be bringing you some of our favorite memories from our holiday programming, drawing heavily from Thomas E. Fuller's An Atlanta Christmas, but with a few other surprises along the way.
This week we bring you The Ultimate Christmas Pageant and O Tannenbaum by Thomas E. Fuller, and Some Assembly Required, by Daniel Taylor.
These were recorded live in 2003 at Stone Mountain Park's Fruitcake Festival. Featured in the cast were the voices of Joyce Leigh, Daniel Taylor, Ron N. Butler, Neil Butler, Colin Butler, Daniel Kiernan, Clair Kiernan, Tamara Morton, Justin Ameri, Katie Brass, Megan Jackson, Juliana Finch, Sarah Taylor, Josh Adams, Jack Mayfield, and Caran Wilbanks.
Foley sound effects were created by Lili, Deanna Ameri, and Sheila Ameri. Music performed by Brad Weage. Sound engineering by David Carter, Ray Spitz, and Elayna Little. The show was produced and directed by William Alan Ritch.
Time: 22:29 Size: 10.5M
Direct download: ARTC-Show14-Xmas01.mp3
Thursday, November 23, 2006
13 - Rory Rammer: Lance of Justice / Time for Station ID
Recorded at Camp Will-A-Way inside Ft Yargo State Park. This was one of my favorite shows, because the audience was especially appreciative, and I think that adds to a performance as much as anything else. Also, we performed outside and it didn't rain, which is always a plus.
We also got a nice introduction from Annie Maxwell, which I have included.
This week's shows:
Rory Rammer, Space Marshall in "The Lance of Justice."
and
Time for Station Identification.
Size: 15.05 MB Duration: 32:54
Direct download: ARTCShow13_-_Lance_of_Justice.mp3
We also got a nice introduction from Annie Maxwell, which I have included.
This week's shows:
Rory Rammer, Space Marshall in "The Lance of Justice."
and
Time for Station Identification.
Size: 15.05 MB Duration: 32:54
Direct download: ARTCShow13_-_Lance_of_Justice.mp3
Friday, November 17, 2006
12 - Frontier Days 01
In May of 2004 we were invited to perform at Stone Mountain Park's Frontier Days Festival. We eagerly accepted the opportunity...and then learned that the theme was Georgia between the Revolutionary War and the Civil War. With our specialties being in the area of science fiction, fantasy, and horror...well, our selection of available material was a bit thin.
But our writers rose to the challenge and wrote us 11 new scripts, including rehearsals and rewrites, in about three months. It was an exciting time and we got some great new material out of it. Today we bring you a bit of historical bridging, "A Sage Conversation" by Augustus Baldwin Longstreet, "A Feast at Sycamore Grove" by Bill Arp, and we finish with "The Triumph of Natural Justice" by Ron N. Butler.
Oh, and we performed it outdoors on the Plantation Grounds, which just goes to prove that we can do a show just about anywhere.
Size: 13.6M Time: 29:08
Direct download: ARTC-Show12-Frontier01.mp3
But our writers rose to the challenge and wrote us 11 new scripts, including rehearsals and rewrites, in about three months. It was an exciting time and we got some great new material out of it. Today we bring you a bit of historical bridging, "A Sage Conversation" by Augustus Baldwin Longstreet, "A Feast at Sycamore Grove" by Bill Arp, and we finish with "The Triumph of Natural Justice" by Ron N. Butler.
Oh, and we performed it outdoors on the Plantation Grounds, which just goes to prove that we can do a show just about anywhere.
Size: 13.6M Time: 29:08
Direct download: ARTC-Show12-Frontier01.mp3
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