4 episodes

Four Sisters is the final instalment of The Empire trilogy, a collection of stories that weave together 500 years of abstracted history through live performance, graphic novels, and podcasts. In our last story, The Scavenger’s Daughter, which took place 259 years ago, we left The Empire cannibalizing its ruins and re-enter it now as its ‘democratic’ rule attempts to cure its social plagues: biological, economic, and narcotic. Four Sisters follows Sarah, a woman who has defied death, who is living on the margins and raising a family of girls orphaned by the women she once employed. When a mysterious plague breaks out, a strange doctor arrives and discovers that the girls are plague-positive, Sarah must choose between treating the girls with an experimental new drug or no treatment at all.

Written by Susanna Fournier.

Music and editing by Ben McCarthy.

Performed by Bea Pizano, Chala Hunter, Aria Evans, Alison Wong, Krystina Bojanowski, and Susanna Fournier.

Produced by PARADIGM productions and recorded at SKETCH Working Arts.

Podcast art work by Saira Sabri with Empire logos by Christo Graham.

To enter The Empire expanded universe, and listen to our other podcasts, visit www.empiretrilogy.com

Four Sisters Podcast Paradigm Productions

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Four Sisters is the final instalment of The Empire trilogy, a collection of stories that weave together 500 years of abstracted history through live performance, graphic novels, and podcasts. In our last story, The Scavenger’s Daughter, which took place 259 years ago, we left The Empire cannibalizing its ruins and re-enter it now as its ‘democratic’ rule attempts to cure its social plagues: biological, economic, and narcotic. Four Sisters follows Sarah, a woman who has defied death, who is living on the margins and raising a family of girls orphaned by the women she once employed. When a mysterious plague breaks out, a strange doctor arrives and discovers that the girls are plague-positive, Sarah must choose between treating the girls with an experimental new drug or no treatment at all.

Written by Susanna Fournier.

Music and editing by Ben McCarthy.

Performed by Bea Pizano, Chala Hunter, Aria Evans, Alison Wong, Krystina Bojanowski, and Susanna Fournier.

Produced by PARADIGM productions and recorded at SKETCH Working Arts.

Podcast art work by Saira Sabri with Empire logos by Christo Graham.

To enter The Empire expanded universe, and listen to our other podcasts, visit www.empiretrilogy.com

    EPISODE 3

    EPISODE 3

    Decades after the divisions that cut through The Skirts and their family, Abby, Beah, Dee, and Cassie must attempt homecoming and reconciliation as Time as we know it unravels, and Sarah waits for Death to turn his face.

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    • 33 min
    EPISODE 2

    EPISODE 2

    Sarah struggles to raise her grown up daughters, now in their 20's, as each one fights for independence from her, each other, and the legacy of plague and loss that haunts their lives. The altercations between The Skirts and City police reach a divisive breaking point in the war on drugs.

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    • 40 min
    EPISODE 1

    EPISODE 1

    After surviving centuries of war, displacement, and an on-going plague, Sarah's built a life for herself and the four orphaned girls she's raising in 'The Skirts' -- a ghettoized community, outside the City. When a doctor's suspicion that the girls are plague-carriers comes to light, Sarah must choose between an experimental new plague drug for her children, or no treatment at all.

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    • 30 min
    Four Sisters TRAILER

    Four Sisters TRAILER

    Introducing Four Sisters, the final instalment of the multimedia trilogy, The Empire.

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    • 1 min

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