4 episodes
By Morning An Audio Play Matthew Gasda
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- Fiction
On the night of their parents' funeral, three brothers gather in the living room of their family home and try to reckon with what has happened to them. The bare, tragic circumstances are quickly revealed. This intimate listening experience is a raw portrait of the disintegrating family, painful grief, and the difficult work of finding meaning in the future; in each other.
Produced by Rock Rising and @theatreisdead | Written by Matthew Gasda Directed by Charlie Munn Edited by Michael Johnson | Tad D'Agostino as Dylan, Charlie Munn as Gabe, Michael Johnson as Logan & Maeve Crispi as Iris
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By Morning Act 1
On the night of their parents' funeral, three brothers gather in the living room of their family home and try to reckon with what has happened to them. The bare, tragic circumstances are quickly revealed. This intimate listening experience is a raw portrait of the disintegrating family, painful grief, and the difficult work of finding meaning in the future; in each other.
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By Morning Act 2
On the night of their parents' funeral, three brothers gather in the living room of their family home and try to reckon with what has happened to them. The bare, tragic circumstances are quickly revealed. This intimate listening experience is a raw portrait of the disintegrating family, painful grief, and the difficult work of finding meaning in the future; in each other.
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By Morning Act 3
On the night of their parents' funeral, three brothers gather in the living room of their family home and try to reckon with what has happened to them. The bare, tragic circumstances are quickly revealed. This intimate listening experience is a raw portrait of the disintegrating family, painful grief, and the difficult work of finding meaning in the future; in each other.
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By Morning Act 4
On the night of their parents' funeral, three brothers gather in the living room of their family home and try to reckon with what has happened to them. The bare, tragic circumstances are quickly revealed. This intimate listening experience is a raw portrait of the disintegrating family, painful grief, and the difficult work of finding meaning in the future; in each other.