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The Theatron Project The Theatron Project
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COVID has decimated the theatre scene and now's the time to try new things. And that's just what we are doing...
We are a new type of Performing arts podcast focused on creativity, community, and content. We provide various programming from new adaptations, revamped older plays, new work, experiments, drunken shenanigans, and more!
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Twitter: @TheatronProject
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Bonus Episode - Refresh or Reshelf - Fame and The Poet
In this previously recorded but unreleased episode of our Refresh or Reshelf program, we perform a 1919 one-act from Lord Dunsay called "Fame and The Poet". This week performers this week are:
Jacob Chapman as The Poet
Ethan Williams as Dick Prattle
Lani Call as Fame
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Episode 17 - The Complete Morningstar
All six chapters of Morningstar for back-to-back listening.
Hear the entire saga uninterrupted.
Chapter 1 - Hellhound on My Trail,
Chapter 2 - Me and The Devil,
Chapter 3- Kind Hearted Woman,
Chapter 4 - Ramblin on My Mind,
Chapter 5 - Last Fair Deal Gone Down,
Chapter 6 - Crossroad Blues,
M. Smith Fraser as Deputy Simmons,
Alesyn McCall as Deputy Lacey Troy,
Lani Call as Nattie Sterling,
Sara Wabrowetz as Norma,
Jacob Chapman as Reverend Lucas Sterling,
Ethan Williams as Bob Britton,
Todd Osbern as Clayton Usher,
Devon Redmond as Robert Johnson,
Jared Lee as Liam Francka,
Tyler Hunt as Chris Elway,
Katie Watkins as Alesia Stokes,
Rachel Smith as Alyssa Usher,
Cody Walker as Shelby Stokes,
Andrew Wardenaar as Deputy Nelson,
Natalie Mecham as Ellie Graham,
Harrison Proulx as Michael Usher,
Jeff Weir as Sheriff Elway,
Taylor Benjamin as Roberta Perdita
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Episode 16 - Season One Wrap Up
Join us for a candid conversation wrapping up the experiences of Season One. What worked? What didn't? What's next?
Thank you to all who have listened and to all who came together to create this!
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Episode 15 - Theatron Presents - Morningstar Chapter 5 and 6
Chapter 5 -Last Fair Deal Gone Down (Starts at 3:20)
Chapter 6 - Crossroad Blues (Starts at 20:10)
Interview with Cody Walker (Starts at 33:50)
In this new and ambitious project, we tackle a new mystery 6 part mini-series of work written by Cody Walker. Taking place in small-town southwest Missouri we follow the odd circumstances that surround Deputy Diggory Simmons.
Uniquely recorded with 18 different actors from across the country. Recorded individually and given only their part, the larger story remains a mystery to even them.
This episode features the last two chapters of the Morningstar saga. Followed by and Interview with the writer Cody Walker
M. Smith Fraser as Deputy Simmons,
Alesyn McCall as Deputy Lacey Troy,
Jacob Chapman as Reverend Lucas Sterling,
Harrison Proulx as Michael Usher,
Todd Osbern as Clayton Usher,
Devon Redmond as Robert Johnson,
Jeff Weir as Sheriff Elway,
Taylor Benjamin as Roberta Perdita
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www.theatronproject.com
Twitter: @TheatronProject
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email: theatronproject@gmail.com
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Episode 14 - The Adaptation Project - The Devil and Tommy and Tom
The Devil and Tommy and Tom
This week, in the final and fifth episode of our Adaptation series, we’ll be hearing an early draft of Andrew Wardenaar's original play: The Devil and Tommy and Tom, adapted from Washington Irving’s short story, The Devil and Tom Walker. A conversation with the cast and Andrew follows the reading.
The performers this week are:
Jacob Chapman as Mr. Thompson
Ethan Williams as Tom
Lani Call as Tommy
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Episode 13 - Refresh or Reshelf - Very Unimportant Person
In this episode of our Refresh or Reshelf program, we perform a 1948 radio piece from Willis Cooper called "Very Unimportant Person". Originally airing on December 5th, 1948 as part of the "Quiet Please" program. This week performers this week are:
Jacob Chapman as The V.U.P
Ethan Williams as The Pilot
Lani Call as Ruth
M. Smith Fraser as Tom
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Customer Reviews
Talented cast and ambitious project
This project dips into theatrical forms of the past to step toward post-Covid theatre forms of the future, dramatizing past radio- and stage-plays for modern listeners. With great performances, interesting scripts and big ambitions, the Theatron Project aims to lead theatre boldly into our new technological horizon. These are exciting first steps!