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An immersive audio drama based on the original memoir The Electricity of Every Living Thing by Katherine May. This series compels you to walk with Katherine on her journey along the line of the South West Coast. In this adaptation, Katherine’s story is recreated as an immersive sensory journey detailing a different way of being in the world -and becomes a different way of experiencing an audio drama.

A grotesque and hilarious satire about the American dream, suburban living, and the corrupting influence of power, set in a world that could only have sprung from the unhinged and brilliant mind of John Waters. Listen as Waters himself acts out each role! On the verge of a suburban mental health...

Why Shakespeare? What explains our continued fascination with his poems and plays? In Living with Shakespeare, Susannah Carson invites 40 actors, directors, scholars, and writers to reflect on why his work is still such a vital part of our culture.

London in the 1950s: a mysterious house, home to a family that has seen better days, will not yield its secrets, and a love affair turns to tragedy. Graham Greene, one of the foremost writers of the 20th century, based this play on his own passionate, doomed affairs and his conflicted view of Catholicism.

Zhivoj trup - p'esa L'va Nikolaevicha Tolstogo (1900). Central'nyj personazh p'esy, Fedor Protasov, muchaetsja ubezhdeniem, chto ego zhena Liza nikogda ne vybirala mezhdu nim i Viktorom Kareninym, sopernikom na ejo ruku. On hochet ubit' sebja, no u nego ne hvataet smelosti. Ubegaja ot svoej zhizni, on popadaet k cyganam, i vstupaet v otnoshenija s pevicej Mashej. Odnako, v svjazi s neodobreniem roditelej Mashi, on bezhit i ot jetoj zhizni.

This is an Audio Play by Victoria Ireland. Living with AL follows the life of Cybil who is suffering with Alzheimer’s. The purpose of this play is to give people an intimate insight in to the devastating effect of Alzheimer’s and how it affects the family and those around them. We hope this helps people to become more aware of the condition and share empathy and understanding. We hope people can relate to different parts of this naturalistic play and enjoy the lighter parts that add a bit of humour to reflect a true to life experience. Performed by Bayston Hill Amateur Dramatics Society. ...

Three terminally stylish friends, who share rivalrous affections, attempt to uncoil their twisted love triangle in this sexy and scandalous gem. Written in 1932, the play was deemed extremely daring, and even by today's standards is considered controversial. In its frank and funny take on sex, love, and commitment, Design for Living proves to be one of Coward's greatest successes.

In the second “battle” of Ayckbourn’s celebrated triology The Norman Conquests, we rejoin the family weekend, this time hearing the events in the living room, where Norman gets drunk on homemade dandelion wine – and all hell breaks loose. Norman unleashes his merry brand of manipulative charm on the hapless guests and even his most formidable opponents go down in defeat on the drawing room rug.

A NEW HORROR AUDIO DRAMA. Forrest County Sheriff's Deputy Maggie Burroughs is having a bad day. First there was the cold, wet winter weather, then a car accident on an icy bridge, and finally a routine stop to investigate a claim of neglected children. At an ages-old abandoned house in the middle of nowhere she finds a little girl and boy, and ends up dealing with far more than she ever expected.

A NEW HORROR AUDIO DRAMA. Forrest County Sheriff's Deputy Maggie Burroughs is having a bad day. First there was the cold, wet winter weather, then a car accident on an icy bridge, and finally a routine stop to investigate a claim of neglected children. At an ages-old abandoned house in the middle of nowhere she finds a little girl and boy, and ends up dealing with far more than she ever expected.

An All-QTPOC Horror Anthology TTRPG Podcast. Volume One - The Hunters focuses on a monster-hunting team reeling from their previous mission as they enter a new one. Follow and find out what horrors lie within Barrow University.

The original name for the series was Crying, Loving or Leaving, which was very long in Cree; so, it was shortened to Wechatowin, which means Living Together. This podcast by veteran broadcaster Pauline Clarke is a comedy based on a radio call-in show for people seeking relationship advice...or just to complain about their significant other. The music is a well known song–kîspin kisâkihin, with lyrics provided by Laura Burnouf.

Raconteur Robert Edgerly tells ghost stories and hosts extraordinary tours in one of our favorite ghoulish cities, Savannah, GA. Robert has curated tales that are a mixture of myths, murders and suspense that takes your imagination winding down the cobblestoned streets of one of the oldest and most curious of cities.https://www.savannahghostlytours.com

Unlock the Mysteries of Sherlock HolmesStep into the fog-laden streets of Victorian London as we bring the legendary cases of Sherlock Holmes to life.Each episode unravels gripping mysteries, brilliant deductions, and thrilling adventures featuring the world’s greatest detective and his steadfast companion, Dr. John Watson. Whether you’re a lifelong fan or discovering Holmes for the first time, this podcast will transport you into the heart of Baker Street and beyond.New episodes Weekdays, including episodes featuring Sherlock Holmes: The Rivals—exploring the brilliant detectives and ...

Making a living from the dying? That’s what Dave does. He comforts lonely nursing home patients as they die...for a price. He refers to himself as a “Crossover Companion,” but that’s not what people call him. He’s known as “Deathbed Dave.” He’s become jaded over time and views the sick and dying as income, not people. But then he meets Val, a kind woman at the center of his latest moral dilemma - which happens to involve a large sum of stolen money. Will Dave do the right thing? Or will he live up to his dreaded nickname?

CreakyJoints Radio Theatre presents - Radio Theatre!

Award-winning playwright, screenwriter and director Jane Anderson presents four one-act plays: A Seminar For Responsible Living; The Last Time I Saw Her; Earthquake Preparedness; Lynette Has PMS. With unforgettable characters and scathing humor, the stories explore the challenges of life in Los Angeles, from gun violence to earthquakes. These short pieces ask us to consider what we need to take with us into the next hundred years, and what is best left behind.