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The chase continues, Robert setting off after Iron Horse in his airship. Alton Bartleby, however, has other plans. Show Notes Episode 8 Iron Horses Can’t Be Broken was written by Michael Coorlim, adapted from his novel of the same title. Continue reading 008: Iron Horses Can’t Be Broken, ep 8
Casting update: Whew! There is so much talent in Chicago. Out of 50 or so auditions, we first had to narrow things down to the best two or three for each role.This was not a simple task: we would listen Continue reading Cold Reboot: Casting
Robert Koning has tracked Iron Horse to his den. Can Alton manage to keep his sister safe from the brutal man’s rage? Show Notes Episode 7 Iron Horses Can’t Be Broken was written by Michael Coorlim, adapted from his novel Continue reading 007: Iron Horses Can’t Be Broken, ep 7
Furious with the scent of his prey, Robert Koning pushes the others hard in their pursuit of the fugitive Iron Horse. Show Notes Episode 6 Iron Horses Can’t Be Broken was written by Michael Coorlim, adapted from his novel of Continue reading 006: Iron Horses Can’t Be Broken, ep 6
The casting call for our next serial, Cold Reboot, is now open; and we very much look forward to hearing from, and ultimately working with, some of the best talent in the country that can be found right here in Continue reading Casting Call: “Cold Reboot” Audio Drama
Coerced into accompanying Robert Koning on the search for Sarah, Alton Bartleby tracks the fugitives across the American Southwest. Show Notes Episode 5 Iron Horses Can’t Be Broken was written by Michael Coorlim, adapted from his novel of the same Continue reading 005: Iron Horses Can’t Be Broken, ep 5
Synesthesia Theatre is continuing to get a bunch of positive attention. Over the last weekend, we’ve had a few more interviews release: The March episode of The Toxic Bag Podcast, where we rejoin Steve Baldwin and Joe Griffin to discuss Continue reading Synesthesia Theatre in the News, Part II
Ask a Slave is a snarky, dryly funny web series created by and starring Azie Mira Dungey. Set up as interviews with Lizzie Mae, housemaid to George and Martha Washington, the series is based on actual questions Ms. Dungey fielded Continue reading What to Watch: Ask a Slave
A Long Walk, by writer/director Chinonye Chukwu, is a powerful, utterly devastating short film about childhood, the moments that shatter our innocence, and regrets that haunt us for the rest of our lives. My heart broke at less than four Continue reading What to Watch: A Long Walk
Well, yesterday turned out to be rather an exciting day… Illinois had its primary elections, so Michael and I went off to do that first thing. Then when we got back, we learned that three different media outlets published stories Continue reading Synesthesia Theatre in the News