A Place for Theatrical Shenanigans.
https://redcircle.com/shows/on-and-off-theatre
Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 10 hours 13 minutes
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episode 207: EIGHT DATES EP 4 (Dates 7 & 8)
The third episode in this four-part miniseries. Written by Donna Hoke, directed by Daniel Gee Husson, and featuring Julia Knippen (Britt) and Bradley Walker (Joe).
episode 6: EIGHT DATES EP 3 (Dates 5 & 6)
The third episode in this four-part miniseries. Written by Donna Hoke, directed by Daniel Gee Husson, and featuring Julia Knippen (Britt) and Bradley Walker (Joe).
episode 5: EIGHT DATES EP 2 (Dates 3 and 4)
The second episode in this four-part miniseries. Written by Donna Hoke, directed by Daniel Gee Husson, and featuring Julia Knippen (Britt), Bradley Walker (Joe), and Bob Husson (Maitre'D).
episode 4: EIGHT DATES EP 1 (Dates 1 & 2)
The first of four episodes. An On and Off Theatre Workshop Production. Written by Donna Hoke and Directed by Daniel Gee Husson. Featuring Allison Youngberg (Waitress) , Bradley Walker (Joe), Julia Knippen (Britt), and Stefanie Frame (Miranda).
episode 3: SOUNDBYTES VOL. II
A festival of 10-minute plays. An On and Off Theatre Workshop Production. Featuring works by Jessica Moss, Scott Mullen, and Megan Morrison. Performed by Allison Youngberg, Chris Bass, Camila Beatriz, Jozlyn Rocki, Bob Daniel, Johanna Kestin, aL Washington, and Evelyn McCauley. Directed and edited by Bradley Walker. For more information and more quality audio drama like this, visit onandoffworkshop.com.
episode 6: THE BINGO HALL GETS TORN DOWN
WARNING: Some adult language that you might encounter in a Glasgow pub.
Trina plays for the “Biggest. Jackpot. Ever.” at the local bingo hall in Maryhill, Glasgow, Scotland.
Cast (in order of appearance):
ALISTAIR – Angus Fleck
TRINA – Elaine MacKenzie Ellis
BILLY – James Keenan
episode 5: King Lear -- Episode 3
The tragedy of KING LEAR, by William Shakespeare. Adapted for audio and directed by Daniel Gee Husson.
episode 4: King Lear -- Episode 2
WARNING: THIS EPISODE CONTAINS SOME STRONG LANGUAGE AND VIOLENT SCENES (What did you expect? It's Shakespeare.) The tragedy of KING LEAR, by William Shakespeare. Adapted for audio and directed by Daniel Gee Husson. This is the first of three episodes.
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