After reading on Audio Drama Talk that Decoder Ring Theatre just turned four, I looked back to when Texas Radio Theatre first performed.
I knew it was sometime in October 2001... but I had to look back through my hard drive records and I found out that we were officially 8 years old YESTERDAY.
On October 15, 2001 we performed our first play in front of an audience at a Barnes and Nobel in North Richland Hills, Texas in cooperation with the Tarrant Area Guild of Storytellers.
We performed "Domingo Siete" it was an enormous hit, and no recordings exist.
We performed our second show, and OTR recreation of War of the Worlds at a the "Someplace Else Pub" in Arlington Texas on October 31st
The second show had us feeling a bit like the Blues Brothers... because the bar we performed in was filled with folks waiting for us to get done, because we were encroaching on their karaoke time.
So although we had been working on scripts and gathering people for nearly a year prior... we first performed 8 years ago yesterday -
so... Happy Birthday to us!
Friday, October 16, 2009
Saturday, October 10, 2009
Teenagers from Outerspace on line!
Schlock Audio and Texas Radio Theatre have teamed up a second time to poke holes in the cheesiest efforts of cinema. Our newest target is the cheaply made, yet admirably ambitious "Teenagers from Outer Space" (1959 - Tom Graeff)
Listen Here, click the player below, find us on iTunes or log onto our podcast page.
Hosts Victor and Begore take you on an audio journey through the finer points (and holes) of the (alleged) plot, in half the time it takes you to get through the actual film.
It was adapted by Charles E Pratt Jr. It was directed recorded and edited by Richard Frohlich and featured the voice Talents of Reg Platt as Victor, Grandpa, Captain and Cop 1 / Bryan Douglas as Begore / Bryan Lockette as Derek / Kelly Scott as Betty / Larry Groebe as Thor, Astronomer and Cop 2 / Richard Milla as the Gas Station Attendant, Morel and Joe / Susan McMath Platt as Saul, an anonymous car driver and the Power Guy / Robert Clover Brown as Dr. Mason, Dr Johnson and Supreme Excellence / Ken Raney as the Driver of Thor's Ride and an unnamed detective / Margo Copel as Alice / And Finally Mitch Carr as the Radio Announcer.
Thank you for listening to Schlock Audio Theatre - please visit texasradiotheatre.com for more information about future productions, and links to past shows.
Enjoy the cheesy goodness, and remember to strap those audio goggles on - it never hurts to be too careful.
This Production - © 2008 Charles E Pratt Jr.
Thursday, October 08, 2009
Coming Soon!
Here's the plan.
This week, on the podcast:
Oct 10 - Teenagers from Outerspace - full Schlock Audio Theatre episode
then
Oct 17 - Syndrome Johnny - Tales of Tomorrow (lost episode recreation)
followed by
Oct 24 H.G. Wells "The Time Machine"
and to round out October, Arthur Conan Doyles: "The Brazilian Cat" on Halloween Oct 31st.
This week, on the podcast:
Oct 10 - Teenagers from Outerspace - full Schlock Audio Theatre episode
then
Oct 17 - Syndrome Johnny - Tales of Tomorrow (lost episode recreation)
followed by
Oct 24 H.G. Wells "The Time Machine"
and to round out October, Arthur Conan Doyles: "The Brazilian Cat" on Halloween Oct 31st.
Tuesday, October 06, 2009
Son of Schlock
"Son of Schlock Audio Theatre" is soon to be made ALIVE!!!.Tentative recording date is set for late October/early November.
The first episode will be an audio send-up of Kinji Fukasak's 1980 post-apocalyptic sci-fi movie: VIRUS! With any luck it will be released by Halloween. Stay Tuned
Saturday, October 03, 2009
Robot Monster to kick off (dust off) our podcast
Our episode of Robot Monster we cooperated with Schlock Audio Theatre to produce is now on line (check our podcast for details)
If you have not heard this audio send-up to the cheesy 50's B-Movie of the same name, you will not be disappointed.
Coming up in the next few weeks "Teenagers from Outerspace"
Click Here or find our player on the right column of the main blog page.
Saturday, August 29, 2009
Better Late than Never
The Texas Radio Theatre Company invites you to a recording of:
"The Time Machine" adapted by Richard Frohich and "Syndrome Johnny" by Charles Dye
Both audio plays are directed by Richard Frohlich
Saturday August 29th at 2pm
The cast includes:
Larry Groebe
Gary Layton
Tiffany Lonsdale-Hands
Ken Raney
and Ric Spiegel
The Time Machine is the classic H.G. Wells story that takes you on a fantastic journey far into the future.
Syndrome Johnny is about the world ravaged by pandemic after pandemic. It's a recreation of a lost radio episode of the 50's Sci-Fi series Tales of Tomorrow.
The audio plays are performed and recorded on stage complete with sound effects and music.
Call 214.670.1643 for information about the performance.
Donations Accepted
One performance only: Saturday August 29th at 2:00pm
Dallas Public Library is located at 1515 Young Street Dallas, TX 75201
Phone: 214.670.1643 Web: http://www.dallaslibrary.org/
For more information about TRTC please go to: http://www.texasradiotheatre.com
Thursday, June 25, 2009
Sound Design Playlist...
The cast and crew of Neil Simon's "Chapter Two" at the Contemporary Theatre of Dallas really enjoyed the music I chose for the production. So here's the playlist:
Since the play was set in the mid 90's we thought smooth Jazz would be a good genre for transitions. I ended up mainly using Jazz cuts from Sound Ideas Mix Collection. This was due to the annoying fact that most smooth jazz ends with a slow fade into oblivion. By contrast, the cuts from Sound Ideas have many glorious endings on them.
Other cuts I used for key transitions were:
A Tribute to a Rose - Jimmy Ponder
Talk of the Town - Houston Person
Spring Can Really Hang You Up The Most - David Fathead Newman *
A Thousand Autumns - Branford Marsalis
Before It's Time To Say Goodbye - Kenny Garrett
Lotus Blossom - David Sanborn
For the preshow, intermission and walk-out we wanted something a bit more upbeat - so we went for retro swing of the 90's. The following were included:
My Baby Only Cares for Me - Brian Setzer Orchestra
One More Night with You - Brian Setzer Orchestra
For Lisa - Brian Setzer Orchestra
It Ain't You - Squirrel Nut Zippers
Lovers Lane - Squirrel Nut Zippers
Put a Lid on it - Squirrel Nut Zippers
Hell - Squirrel Nut Zippers
Let's Fall in Love - Susan Jones
Quizas, Quizas, Quizas - Susan Jones
Maddest Kind of Love - Big Bad Voodoo Daddy
Jumpin' Jack - Big Bad Voodoo Daddy
Minor Swing - Didier Riley
Nine by Nine - Didier Riley
Blow Up - Bobby Hutcherson
After You've Gone - 8 1/2 Souveniers
I could Only Whisper Your Name - Harry Connick Jr.
I Can't Wait - Hepcat
Come Back to me - Cherry Poppin' Daddies
When I Change Your Mind - Cherry Poppin' Daddies
*David Fathead Newman passed away in January
Since the play was set in the mid 90's we thought smooth Jazz would be a good genre for transitions. I ended up mainly using Jazz cuts from Sound Ideas Mix Collection. This was due to the annoying fact that most smooth jazz ends with a slow fade into oblivion. By contrast, the cuts from Sound Ideas have many glorious endings on them.
Other cuts I used for key transitions were:
A Tribute to a Rose - Jimmy Ponder
Talk of the Town - Houston Person
Spring Can Really Hang You Up The Most - David Fathead Newman *
A Thousand Autumns - Branford Marsalis
Before It's Time To Say Goodbye - Kenny Garrett
Lotus Blossom - David Sanborn
For the preshow, intermission and walk-out we wanted something a bit more upbeat - so we went for retro swing of the 90's. The following were included:
My Baby Only Cares for Me - Brian Setzer Orchestra
One More Night with You - Brian Setzer Orchestra
For Lisa - Brian Setzer Orchestra
It Ain't You - Squirrel Nut Zippers
Lovers Lane - Squirrel Nut Zippers
Put a Lid on it - Squirrel Nut Zippers
Hell - Squirrel Nut Zippers
Let's Fall in Love - Susan Jones
Quizas, Quizas, Quizas - Susan Jones
Maddest Kind of Love - Big Bad Voodoo Daddy
Jumpin' Jack - Big Bad Voodoo Daddy
Minor Swing - Didier Riley
Nine by Nine - Didier Riley
Blow Up - Bobby Hutcherson
After You've Gone - 8 1/2 Souveniers
I could Only Whisper Your Name - Harry Connick Jr.
I Can't Wait - Hepcat
Come Back to me - Cherry Poppin' Daddies
When I Change Your Mind - Cherry Poppin' Daddies
*David Fathead Newman passed away in January
Next Performance in August
You may ask, "Where is Texas Radio Theatre". The answer is - we're coming back soon at the end of August to perform Time Machine and Syndrome Johnny again... but this time it will be at the Dallas Public Library.
Meantime I've been designing sound for a few local theatre productions - some of which are currently up, or soon to be up at the time of this post.
Go see "Romeo and Juliet" and "Twelfth Night" at the Trinity Shakespeare Festival in Fort Worth.
Also check out Neil Simon's "Chapter Two" at the Contemporary Theatre of Dallas
Finally "The Wizard of Oz" is a new puppet show at Slappy's Puppet Playhouse.
More on our August show - and our podcast is coming soon (now that some of the dust is settling)
Watch More Radio
Meantime I've been designing sound for a few local theatre productions - some of which are currently up, or soon to be up at the time of this post.
Go see "Romeo and Juliet" and "Twelfth Night" at the Trinity Shakespeare Festival in Fort Worth.
Also check out Neil Simon's "Chapter Two" at the Contemporary Theatre of Dallas
Finally "The Wizard of Oz" is a new puppet show at Slappy's Puppet Playhouse.
More on our August show - and our podcast is coming soon (now that some of the dust is settling)
Watch More Radio
Tuesday, May 26, 2009
Next Performance: May 30th
The Texas Radio Theatre Company invites you to a recording of:
"The Time Machine" adapted by Richard Frohich and "Syndrome Johnny" by Charles Dye
Both audio plays are directed by Richard Frohlich
Saturday May 30th at 2pm
The cast includes:
Larry Groebe
Gary Layton
Tiffany Lonsdale-Hands
Ken Raney
Kelly Scott
and Ric Spiegel
The Time Machine is the classic H.G. Wells story that takes you on a fantastic journey far into the future.
Syndrome Johnny is about the world ravaged by pandemic after pandemic. It's a recreation of a lost radio episode of the 50's Sci-Fi series Tales of Tomorrow.
The audio plays are performed and recorded on stage complete with sound effects and music.
Call (817) 275-4600 for information about the Arlington
Museum of Art.
Tickets are pay what you can. $5 suggested.
One performance only: Saturday May 30th at 2:00pm
AMA is located at 201 W Main St. Arlington, TX 76010
For more information go to: http://www.texasradiotheatre.com
Monday, April 20, 2009
Next Podcast and Next Performance
NEXT PODCAST
Just to let you know the next Podcast will be coming shortly.
Normally we would have posted on on Thursday or Friday, but we had plenty of things going on this last week - especially our most recent studio recording of CLIFF PROTON and the SEVEN DWARF ELEMENTS.
Unfortunately there will not be a stage performance of this Cliff Proton adventure. One of our cast members is moving out of the country, and we wanted / needed to explain his character's disappearance from the series... or wrap things up if we don't do another Cliff.
Eventually it will be available only on CD or on the web.
I can't imagine no more Cliff's - but, better safe than sorry.
NEXT PERFORMANCE
The next performance is planned for the end of May.
We plan to do "The Time Machine" and another short play or OTR recreation.
After that - August looks good for the next one.
WATCH MORE RADIO
Just to let you know the next Podcast will be coming shortly.
Normally we would have posted on on Thursday or Friday, but we had plenty of things going on this last week - especially our most recent studio recording of CLIFF PROTON and the SEVEN DWARF ELEMENTS.
Unfortunately there will not be a stage performance of this Cliff Proton adventure. One of our cast members is moving out of the country, and we wanted / needed to explain his character's disappearance from the series... or wrap things up if we don't do another Cliff.
Eventually it will be available only on CD or on the web.
I can't imagine no more Cliff's - but, better safe than sorry.
NEXT PERFORMANCE
The next performance is planned for the end of May.
We plan to do "The Time Machine" and another short play or OTR recreation.
After that - August looks good for the next one.
WATCH MORE RADIO
Sunday, April 12, 2009
Alice in Wonderland Performance!
The Texas Radio Theatre Company performed this audio adaptation in November 2008 at the Dallas Public Library. On stage at the time, from left to right: Shannon Atkinson as Alice, David Grant as the DoorMouse, Clark Hackney as the Hatter and Reg Platt as the March Hare. Rich Frohlich is adding prerecorded sounds and Ken Raney is performing the live sounds, with the exception of David's noise maker and Reg's horn (or tea cup)
Friday, March 27, 2009
Trouble with Cliff
We had some trouble at first, but now Podcast #39 seems to be up and running.
The Texas Radio Theatre Company in cooperation with the Arlington
Museum of Art present:
Cliff Proton and the Pan Dimensional Commissary: Chapter 1
by Richard Frohlich
In his forth adventure, Cliff, our fearless intrepid and slightly accident prone space ranger returns with Doc and Robot to confront the diabolical plans of Gran Berry Moffin... an evil chef bent on universal domination.
Produced by the Texas Radio Theatre Company
in cooperation with the Arlington Museum of Art
TRTC Executive Producer: Shannan Frohlich
Director: Richard Frohlich
Production Manager: Ken Raney
Featuring the Voice Talents of: Jonathan Cooper, AJ Glendenning, David Grant, Larry Groebe,
Jerry Hall, Pamela Heath and Ken Raney.
Live Sound Effects performed by: Bob White & Ken Raney
Sound Patterns and Engineering: Richard Frohlich
Recorded in front of a studio audience February 2006
Length: 21:00 min, Size: 14.8 MB
Click on the Pickle at right, log onto iTunes or click HERE
The Texas Radio Theatre Company in cooperation with the Arlington
Museum of Art present:
Cliff Proton and the Pan Dimensional Commissary: Chapter 1
by Richard Frohlich
In his forth adventure, Cliff, our fearless intrepid and slightly accident prone space ranger returns with Doc and Robot to confront the diabolical plans of Gran Berry Moffin... an evil chef bent on universal domination.
Produced by the Texas Radio Theatre Company
in cooperation with the Arlington Museum of Art
TRTC Executive Producer: Shannan Frohlich
Director: Richard Frohlich
Production Manager: Ken Raney
Featuring the Voice Talents of: Jonathan Cooper, AJ Glendenning, David Grant, Larry Groebe,
Jerry Hall, Pamela Heath and Ken Raney.
Live Sound Effects performed by: Bob White & Ken Raney
Sound Patterns and Engineering: Richard Frohlich
Recorded in front of a studio audience February 2006
Length: 21:00 min, Size: 14.8 MB
Click on the Pickle at right, log onto iTunes or click HERE
Tuesday, March 24, 2009
The Charado
A new podcast episode has been uploaded.
The Texas Radio Theatre Company in cooperation with
the Arlington Museum of Art present:
The Charado
written by Richard Frohlich
The Charado, a strange super powered visitor from another world. Unable to speak American, but willing to use is inhuman powers to fight for truth - justice and freedom.
Today's adventure - "The Gorilla Next Door"
sponsored by Tart Pops, the only candy that looks like Brittany Spears.
Recorded in front of a studio audience in January 2005
Produced by the Texas Radio Theatre Company
in cooperation with the Arlington Museum of Art
TRTC Executive Producer: Shannan Frohlich
Director: Richard Frohlich
Production Manager: Ken Raney
Featuring the Voice Talents of: Joe Berryman, Jerry Hall, Chris Messersmith, Christopher Nash, Ken Raney, Dona Safran and Bob White.
Live Sound Effects were performed by Hina Padihar and Angie Payne.
Sound Patterns and Engineering: Richard Frohlich
Length 7:00 min
Size 5.4 MB
Log onto iTunes or click on the player on the right.
The Texas Radio Theatre Company in cooperation with
the Arlington Museum of Art present:
The Charado
written by Richard Frohlich
The Charado, a strange super powered visitor from another world. Unable to speak American, but willing to use is inhuman powers to fight for truth - justice and freedom.
Today's adventure - "The Gorilla Next Door"
sponsored by Tart Pops, the only candy that looks like Brittany Spears.
Recorded in front of a studio audience in January 2005
Produced by the Texas Radio Theatre Company
in cooperation with the Arlington Museum of Art
TRTC Executive Producer: Shannan Frohlich
Director: Richard Frohlich
Production Manager: Ken Raney
Featuring the Voice Talents of: Joe Berryman, Jerry Hall, Chris Messersmith, Christopher Nash, Ken Raney, Dona Safran and Bob White.
Live Sound Effects were performed by Hina Padihar and Angie Payne.
Sound Patterns and Engineering: Richard Frohlich
Length 7:00 min
Size 5.4 MB
Log onto iTunes or click on the player on the right.
Saturday, March 21, 2009
Where are we?
We're still around - but in the shadows.
Director, Producer, Head writer and bottle washer - yours truly - have been involved in so many sound design projects - my head's spinning.
Since TRTC's last project - Alice in Wonderland, I've worked on sound for:
Watertower Theatre's "Wonderful Life", Contemporary Theatre's "SantaLand",
ICT's "Sherlock Holmes Last Case", Echo Theatre's "Nibroc trilogy", Rover Dramaworks' "Around the World in 80 days"
As I write this, I'm currently working on Slappy's Puppet Playhouse' "Charlotte's Web", ICT's "Heaven Can Wait", and Theatre Three's "Murder on the Nile"
If I had the time I'd dust off a script and organize a live performance or live recording just for the fun of it.
Maybe I'll have a break soon - and when I do, I'll post it here.
Meantime - I'm going to dust off the podcast so look for new episodes on that in the next month or so.
Thanks for checking in, and watch more radio!
Rich
Director, Producer, Head writer and bottle washer - yours truly - have been involved in so many sound design projects - my head's spinning.
Since TRTC's last project - Alice in Wonderland, I've worked on sound for:
Watertower Theatre's "Wonderful Life", Contemporary Theatre's "SantaLand",
ICT's "Sherlock Holmes Last Case", Echo Theatre's "Nibroc trilogy", Rover Dramaworks' "Around the World in 80 days"
As I write this, I'm currently working on Slappy's Puppet Playhouse' "Charlotte's Web", ICT's "Heaven Can Wait", and Theatre Three's "Murder on the Nile"
If I had the time I'd dust off a script and organize a live performance or live recording just for the fun of it.
Maybe I'll have a break soon - and when I do, I'll post it here.
Meantime - I'm going to dust off the podcast so look for new episodes on that in the next month or so.
Thanks for checking in, and watch more radio!
Rich
Tuesday, November 04, 2008
Alice in Wonderland Performance!
REMINDER!
This weekend and next, the Texas Radio Theatre Company is presenting an audio adaptation of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland.
Where better to experience the mad world of the Cheshire Cat, The White Rabbit, Caterpillar and Queen of Hearts than in the infinite realm of your imagination?
I couldn't think of one either... so come on down. Featuring a cast of thousands (6 actually). It's a fun show that runs just over an hour, performed in the style of old time radio, complete with bells, whistles, little doors, shoes on sticks, balloons, tubs of water, duck calls and all sorts of live sound effects.
Saturday November 8th, 2:00 pm at the Grapevine Public Library
1201 Municipal Way
Grapevine Texas 76051
817-410-3400
Free - (donations accepted)
www.grapevine.lib.tx.us/
Saturday November 15th, 2:00 pm at the Dallas Public Library
1515 Young St.
4th Floor
Dallas, Texas 75201
Free - (donations accepted)
http://dallaslibrary.org
This weekend and next, the Texas Radio Theatre Company is presenting an audio adaptation of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland.
Where better to experience the mad world of the Cheshire Cat, The White Rabbit, Caterpillar and Queen of Hearts than in the infinite realm of your imagination?
I couldn't think of one either... so come on down. Featuring a cast of thousands (6 actually). It's a fun show that runs just over an hour, performed in the style of old time radio, complete with bells, whistles, little doors, shoes on sticks, balloons, tubs of water, duck calls and all sorts of live sound effects.
Saturday November 8th, 2:00 pm at the Grapevine Public Library
1201 Municipal Way
Grapevine Texas 76051
817-410-3400
Free - (donations accepted)
www.grapevine.lib.tx.us/
Saturday November 15th, 2:00 pm at the Dallas Public Library
1515 Young St.
4th Floor
Dallas, Texas 75201
Free - (donations accepted)
http://dallaslibrary.org
Monday, August 18, 2008
Late Summer News
There are three announcements regarding our little troupe.
First the podcast has been on hiatus for the summer. We'll resume the weekly podcast in September with CLIFF PROTON and the PAN DIMENSIONAL COMMISSARY.
Second through a freak accident, the TRTC is producing a sketch series for KLUV-FM called THE ADVENTURES OF ALBERTSON: THE PAPER BAG WEATHER PUPPET
Third, our next live (concrete) performance and recording will be ALICE in WONDERLAND.
The dates for that will be November 8th in Grapevine Library and November 15th - Dallas Public Library
More news and or details coming soon!
Friday, June 13, 2008
Garbage Fairies - June 27th and 28th
The Texas Radio Theatre Company in cooperation with the Arlington Museum of Art present our next live performance:
The Garbage Fairies
an audio play written by Richard Frohlich and directed by Richard Frohlich and Bill Fountain.
Featuring the voice talents of Mira Fountain as Jessica, Brandi Andrade, Bryan Douglas, Clark Hackney, David Novinski and Sheela Rose.
Live sound effects by Ken Raney
Where in our modern world can you find mysterious creatures who don't wish to be found? Perhaps the junked up lots or corners piled with trash are more than what they appear. One night Jessica, a young girl who loves stories about elves, fairies and dragons wishes to see them for real, so her dog Fred takes her to meet the Garbage Fairies. Witness a modern fairy tale where all the action takes place on the infinite stage of your imagination.
Two shows!
Friday June 27th - 8:00 pm
Arlington Museum of Art / 201 West Main Street
Arlington TX 76010 817-275-4600
Saturday June 28th - 2:00 pm
Dallas Public Library / 1515 Young St.
4th Floor / Dallas, Texas 75201
The Garbage Fairies
an audio play written by Richard Frohlich and directed by Richard Frohlich and Bill Fountain.
Featuring the voice talents of Mira Fountain as Jessica, Brandi Andrade, Bryan Douglas, Clark Hackney, David Novinski and Sheela Rose.
Live sound effects by Ken Raney
Where in our modern world can you find mysterious creatures who don't wish to be found? Perhaps the junked up lots or corners piled with trash are more than what they appear. One night Jessica, a young girl who loves stories about elves, fairies and dragons wishes to see them for real, so her dog Fred takes her to meet the Garbage Fairies. Witness a modern fairy tale where all the action takes place on the infinite stage of your imagination.
Two shows!
Friday June 27th - 8:00 pm
Arlington Museum of Art / 201 West Main Street
Arlington TX 76010 817-275-4600
Saturday June 28th - 2:00 pm
Dallas Public Library / 1515 Young St.
4th Floor / Dallas, Texas 75201
Tuesday, April 01, 2008
Cliff Proton April Performance
PREVIEW 1:
PREVIEW 2:
Cliff Proton and the Loose Jelly at the Edge of the Galaxy
An audio play from The Texas Radio Theatre Company written and directed by Richard Frohlich and performed in front of YOU (assuming you're able to come to our shows). Produced in cooperation with the Texas Radio Theatre Company and the Arlington Museum of Art
Featuring the voice talents of A.J. Glendenning, Jonathan Cooper, David Grant, Dona Safran, Bryan Douglas, Richard Milla and Ken Raney
April 25th at 8pm
Arlington Museum of Art
201 West Main Street
Arlington Texas 76010
($5 suggested donation)
April 26th at 2pm
Grapevine Public Library
1201 Municipal Way
Grapevine, Texas 76051
The Grapevine performance is sponsored by the BRITISH EMPORIUM - tea and biscuits provided at the show!
April 27th at 7pm
ICT Studio
2333 Rochelle
Irving, Texas 76062
Admission : $7
This is the lucky seventh story of Cliff Proton... Space Ranger, the most decorated and accident prone space ranger in the Earth Space Federation.
Witness as he bravely travels the cosmos with Robot: his dedicated metal companion, and the universally renowned know-it-all: Doctor Heterodyne standing up for everything good and decent (and fixing anything they might have broken along the way).
This time, a mysterious goo (or jelly) is found to be seeping into our galaxy, eating up everything in it's path. It's Cliff's job to find out what's causing it, and how to stop it before it gets to Earth.
What will happen when these two destructive forces meet... will anything be left standing (or floating... or whatever things do in space)?
Find out in this future gripping futuristic adventure of the future!
Please visit www.texasradiotheatre.com for more info
Wednesday, March 26, 2008
Colonel Nickels
We just finished podcasting the very first Colonel Nickels play we produced:
PART 1:
PART 2:
PART 3:
Some have asked if there are more. Yes...
a few. And you shall hear them in the future. Just not right now.
They are:
The Lost City of Peril
The Creature from 50,000 and 1 fathoms
The Seamonkeys of Atlantis
and the (maybe someday to be produced) Troglodytes of Tasmania:
Yeah, I know it says April... but I assure you - it's not THIS april
PART 1:
PART 2:
PART 3:
Some have asked if there are more. Yes...
a few. And you shall hear them in the future. Just not right now.
They are:
The Lost City of Peril
The Creature from 50,000 and 1 fathoms
The Seamonkeys of Atlantis
and the (maybe someday to be produced) Troglodytes of Tasmania:
Yeah, I know it says April... but I assure you - it's not THIS april
Sunday, February 10, 2008
TRTC On line store
In the past we printed up our own shirts - but just for the sake of convenience - T-shirts, stickers, buttons and other doo-dads are now available on our new on-line store, thanks to cafepress:
http://www.cafepress.com/txradiotheatre
http://www.cafepress.com/txradiotheatre
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