80 episodes
History is Alive (But Mainly on Commercial Street) Gavin Milnthorpe
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An audiobook / podcast novel....
There is a killer on the loose, and the victims have all been found in the vicinity of Commercial Street; an otherwise quiet boulevard in the middle of the business district of a small town. The victims have been largely disembowelled, leading the local press to bestow the nickname of “the Ripper” upon the killer. All eyes are peeled for a man capable of such heinous crimes…most probably a mean spirited, cold hearted brute. Which is why Jackie, an odd little woman who styles herself as an eccentric, has managed to escape detection for quite for so long.
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Regrets, I've had a few...
A short story about regret, featuring glazed carrots, bellfruit and some pipes which are a-calling.
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The Bookie Booker Prize (a very short audio play)
Gavin is a writer. He thinks he's a brilliant writer. He should be winning all the awards out there, the Booker, the Pulitzer, the Other Ones...but the Writing Establishment just don't understand his genius...
But, for some reason, the Writing Establishment are quite taken with his Dad and his Granny...even though one of them has ONLY WRITTEN ONE SENTENCE!
Gavin isn't amused and so, sometimes, life imitates art. -
Evil Henchmen (and henchwomen) Induction Day
A short sketch, read by a proper actor.
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A Lonely Man (The Last Cut #2)
This comes later in the musical when one of our heroes, let's call him Brian, reveals that he doesn't want to leave the pit because it's all he knows.
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It's Dark (The Last Cut Song #1)
The opening number from The Last Cut.
Imagine a dark stage, this song starts A Capella. Soon after, a harmony. Then, a headtorch comes one, then another... -
History is Alive (But Mainly on Commercial Street) Chapter 17 All
We reach the end!