100 episodes
HWMS Audio Theatre David Alan Grier
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4.5 • 4 Ratings
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An International Theatre Company that produces stories about life, about friendship, about work, and the world in which we live. Or think we live. Or perhaps imagine that we might live.
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The Psych – Scene 1
San Francisco Once the Harlem of the West. Once a city with a vibrant and exciting Black culture. It then faces the Civil Rights movement. The Black Power Movement. And a pair of Black Psychiatrists trying to make sense of of this thing called racism Cast, in order of appearance: Phoenyx Rose – Office Assistant […]
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Dawn (as viewed by Chaos and Old Night)
Rosy Fingered Dawn stretches her hand across the morning sky. As least that is what one of Chorus believes. (He’s kind of that way. The other is not so sure.) A little snippet of a classic story in a modern setting about a timeless conflict. “Life is a Dream (or at least a wee nap”) […]
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Life is a Dream (or at least a wee nap)
What is real? When we’re awake? Or when we’re asleep. A Dublin business has spent twenty years carefully crafting her company, her position, her identity. No one questions her role. She gets the business. She gets the revenue. She pays the salaries. She is in control of all, until a memory from the past […]
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Chaos and Old Night
Dublin. Rain. Business. Money. Power. Two lost souls wandering the streets and getting wet. A first look at a new show on an old subject with a classic approach. Cast, in order of appearance: Kota Fudauchi – Chaos Michelle Thomas-Hanson – Old Night [22671.p1]
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The Japanese “Yes”
Fancy Club. Fatty Foods. Formal Music in the Background. This is where business is done. Or where we believe business is done. Or perhaps where we pretend that something like business might be done on a good day with a favorable wind. Three investors try to out bluff each other. Cast, in order of […]
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Resurrection
Bread Crumbs. Paths we find for ourselves. Paths we leave for others. The lessons we learn along the way. The gratitude we find with each step. A monologue of an African American Family history by Geoffrey Grier of San Francisco Recovery Theatre in collaboration with AfroSolo. A Studio Version of the live performance at Potrero […]
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