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International Radio Drama Festival 2024
"Life is a Dream (or at least a wee nap) has been selected as a Feature Presentation at the 2024 UK International Radio Drama Festival. Canterbury, UK March 25-29, 2024.
Don’t Go Down
“To everything there is a season.”
So we’ve been told.
A time to sit. A time to stand. A time to stay in camp. A time to go down to the end of the town, And, of course, a time to come back
A military camp is a novelty to Alec Effson. It holds stories that she does not yet know and yearns to understand, Tonight, she is looking for her friend, Captain Pritel, and agrees to stand guard while the captain is sought.
Guard. What is she guarding. A scene from “Your Results May Vary.”
Cast & Creatives
Cast, in order of appearance:
Zoe Anastassiou – Professor Alec Effusion
Anastasia DeLoret – Captain Cell Pritel
Michelle Thomas-Hanson – Stage Manager
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“To everything there is a season.”
So we’ve been told.
A time to sit. A time to stand. A time to stay in camp. A time to go down to the end of the town, And, of course, a time to come back
A military camp is a novelty to Alec Effson. It holds stories that she does not yet know and yearns to understand, Tonight, she is looking for her friend, Captain Pritel, and agrees to stand guard while the captain is sought.
Guard. What is she guarding. A scene from “Your Results May Vary.”
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Monologue from the upcoming production by HWMS Audio Theatre: “Your Results May Vary.”
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Once the Harlem of the West.
Once a city with a vibrant and exciting Black culture.
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