Episodes

Part five of the STAGE FRIGHTS series featuring CLIP CLOP by Greg Mandryk.

Part four of the STAGE FRIGHTS series featuring LET THE DEAD BURY THE DEAD by Mike Brannon.

Part three of the STAGE FRIGHTS series featuring UNBURIED by John Bavoso.

Part two of the STAGE FRIGHTS series featuring FIRST SHIFT by Leah Philbin

Part one of the STAGE FRIGHTS audio fiction series featuring THE QUAKE by Travis Williams.

In this episode, Jonathan and Devon chat with six-time TONY Award Nominee Chad Beguelin about his new novel SHOWMANCE and his life as a Broadway writer.

Hosts Jonathan & Devon chat with composer Robin Hiley & writer Becky Hope-Palmer about their musical LIFELINE.

"PARK AND PLAY" by Kara Emily Krantz. Archibald and Jessie frequent the park every Thursday afternoon, but today holds a special, slightly disturbing and definitely disrupting surprise.

"THE ANGEL" written by Robert J. LeBlanc. Jack has a terrible secret. He’s stuck with no way out until a chance meeting with a stranger in a deserted subway station gives him everything that he asked for.

"SLASHER'S DELIGHT" written by Chris Soucy. A comedy horror audio play that gives the behind the scenes look at how "final girls" in slasher scenarios actually get selected to become final girls.

"THE EVENT: A MUSICAL JOURNEY" by Michael R. Ray & Dani Ray. An ecological sci-fi song cycle and our first musical episode!

"A GOOD FIT" written by Jaclyn Stiller. Two women visit a coffee shop. One is there for a job interview. The other for a blind date. Unfortunately, they accidentally sit at the wrong tables. Romantic comedy.

"3x3" - A short play in three shorter acts - written by Eric Odom. Directed by Jonathan Cook and performed by Devon McSherry and TJ McSherry.

GROUND CONTROL TO BABY TOM by Emily McClain. Directed by Devon McSherry. Performed by Karla Daly and Amy Pickrel.

"POSTPARTUM" by Jillian Blevins. Directed by Jonathan Cook. Performed by Marian Thibodeau and Matt Hoffman.

IT'S HAPPENING IN YOUR REFRIGERATOR written by Greg Kotis. Performed by Sol Baird, Brad King, and the Le Chat Noir Theatre cast of Urinetown the Musical.

THAT NIGHT "BUTCHER" PETE GOT KNOCKED OUT BY "THE CANNON" TESORI written by Jonathan Cook. Performed by Ian Russell, Bonnie Marie Williams, Robb Smith, Valentin Angel Fernandez, & Jonathan Cook.

"UNKNOWN NUMBER" written by Greg Mandryk. Directed by Chris Plumridge. Starring Jacquie Floyd, Barbara Guinan, Morey Norkin, Scott Sickles, Dana Hall, & Chris Plumridge.

FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY (aka THE BREAD PLAY) written by Daniel Prillaman. Directed by Jonathan Cook. Starring Roshelle Simpson, John D. Nelson, Valentin Angel Fernandez, Jacquie Floyd, & Jonathan Cook.

COMMUNAL TABLE is a comedy about shared space, public conversation, and whether we can all just get along. Written by Jenny Lyn Bader and performed by Elizabeth D. Moore, Shelby Lauren Smith, & Mickey Lay.

IMMERSION THERAPY: The best husband in the world gives his wife the ultimate birthday present. Performed by Devon McSherry, Jonathan Cook, and Tommy Cooper.

SANTA DOESN'T LIVE HERE ANYMORE: Mom and Dad have never gotten around to telling Jeffrey that there’s no Santa. He’s 30, and he still believes. This Christmas the truth comes out about Santa, as well as a few other family secrets.

SANTA THE CLAUSE: Santa Claus and his elf Beedle visit the holiday office party of Mr. Hargraves, the rich CEO of Awesome Toys, to make him an offer he can't refuse. Written by Ron Burch Directed by Jonathan Cook Performed by Robb Smith as "Santa Claus", Everette Street as "Mr. Hargraves", and Kayla Gardner as "Beedle the Elf".

This episode is ACT 2 of the full-length play KINGDUMB. KINGDUMB is a fun story full of absurdist humor and illogical behavior. There’s a new King in the land that has initiated a mysterious new tax on the citizens. Outraged, the region’s finest Clock fixer, aka “Time Repair Specialist”, recruits some of the most unlikely rebels to help him develop a plan to overthrow the King. Their plotting takes them on a comedic journey through perilous mountain tops all the way to the palace itself where they confront this vile King face to face. Medieval comedy. Written and directed by Jonathan Cook