AudioDramas
At any minute the link with life may break !
Ronald Adams takes a road trip driving from Brooklyn to California when he sees a man on the Brooklyn Bridge. He seems to be waiting for a lift. Adams drives on by and forgets about him until he sees the man again an hour later, hitchhiking at the Pulaski Skyway. At several points along his journey, Adams repeatedly sees the same hitch-hiker, despite the fact that, logically, there is no possible way the mysterious man could always somehow get ahead of him.
Adams becomes increasingly terrified by the unexplained appearances of the hitch-hiker. Finally, Adams feels he is going mad and reaches out for help...
In a guest room at a hotel in Columbus Ohio two haggard business men in suits, walk in and throw down their briefcases on the bed, stretching and removing their coats. They turn on the T.V. and surf the news channels. They notice their hotel is on live news channels across the country and quickly find out they are stuck in the middle of a hostage crisis. Things start to go down hill after that !
Beautifully slick, cinematic and true to the original 1939 C.B.S broadcast by Orson Welles and the Mercury Theatre. Based on H.G. Wells' novel "The War of the Worlds", this unique audiodrama recreates the mood and tone of the calamity that unfolds as the Martians attack Earth.
A tired and battle weary man tells a tale of inventive survival in a post-apocalyptic world. The story details his life as a terrified orphaned teenager who sees his existence, as more than just surviving! As he matures he uses his skills to bring the fight to a seemingly undefeatable enemy….
Frank, an office administrator in his 50’s sits behind his desk and receives a call from Human Resources announcing an impending visit. One by one his colleagues arrive in and hear about HR’s planned arrival. Paranoia begins to set in as to why this is happening and revelations begin to surface….
Produced and Directed by John Long.Performed by The DaSilva Theatre Players.
Paul's just a guy trying to work his life out. He has a reason why he was caught with the frog in the blender. And it’s a damn good one! He tells his story with sardonic wit.