by Damon Norko
What is possible? This RADIO THEATER podcast features speculative fiction brought to life by talented actors. Many of the stories portrayed in this podcast are intended to provoke discussion about the intersection of technology with our enigmatic human nature. The choices that we make now will determine whether these stories are darkly prescient or merely speculative. Other stories included are just engaging 'possibilities' about the world in which we live. Cover art by G.Figgs.
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10/22/2020
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June 4, 2021
<p>One Christmas morning, 7 year old Jerry lets in a mysterious visitor, whose strange gift ends up bringing his family closer together.</p> <p>CAST</p> <p>PATRICIA HATLEY as Jerry</p> <p>ALLISON ECKLOFF as Jenny</p> <p>DAN LAKE as Brian</p> <p>SHEILA BLANC as Mavis</p> <p>CASSIDEE GRUNWALD as Olivia</p> <p>JIM MCPHERSON as Howard</p> <p>and PARKER WEBB as Uncle Ralph</p> <p>Soundtrack by JIM MCPHERSON and ALEX NORKO</p> <p>Written, directed and engineered by Damon Norko</p>
January 22, 2021
<p>An unanswered phone call leads a young couple to leap to a terrible conclusion: the government is coming to collect Nana, an elderly woman who is trying to remember old words in a world where chat-speak has become the norm. The couple, Jane and Eric, make a fateful decision.</p> <p>The evolution of language is probed in this tragic vignette. </p> <p>CAST</p> <p>CASSIDEE GRUNWALD as Jane & Ral</p> <p>MATTHEW BOWERMAN as Eric</p> <p>PATRICIA HATLEY as Mat & Lin</p> <p>SHEILA BLANC as Nana</p> <p>RYAN MYER as Social Service Man #1</p> <p>PARKER WEBB as Social Service Man #2</p> <p>music by JIM MCPHERSON</p> <p>cover art by SONYA NORKO</p> <p>Written, directed & engineered by DAMON NORKO</p>
December 31, 2020
<p>At the end of time, two memories come together to celebrate New Year's Eve.</p> <p>CAST</p> <p>PARKER WEBB as the man</p> <p>MONICA NORKO as the woman</p> <p>DAMON NORKO as the narrator</p> <p>Music by JIM MCPHERSON</p> <p>Art by SONYA NORKO</p> <p>Dedicated to Phillip K. Dick</p> <p>(Long version: Memories! concerns the imprint of the human soul on the quantum world - including memories. After the 'heat death' of the universe, when all energy and matter has expended itself, all that remains will be the imprints . . . entangled and extended forever in the infinite void . . . until chance or randomness or the rebirth of entropy brings them together again. And as for Phillip K. Dick - his fertile mind most certainly imprinted deeply on the quantum world as he lay unconscious for days, unfortunately dying from a stroke. This play imagines what he was thinking . . .)</p>
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What is possible?
This RADIO THEATER podcast features speculative fiction brought to life by talented actors.
Many of the stories portrayed in this podcast are intended to provoke discussion about the intersection of technology with our enigmatic human nature. The choices that we make now will determine whether these stories are darkly prescient or merely speculative.
Other stories included are just engaging 'possibilities' about the world in which we live.
Cover art by G.Figgs.
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