A radio comedy series about teenagers staying at home during a pandemic by teenagers staying at home during a pandemic. QuaranTEEN is written, acted, and produced by the theatre department of Frederick High School (Frederick, Colorado) and is recorded online by students sheltering in place.
QuaranTEEN
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A radio comedy series about teenagers staying at home during a pandemic by teenagers staying at home during a pandemic. QuaranTEEN is written, acted, and produced by the theatre department of Frederick High School (Frederick, Colorado) and is recorded online by students sheltering in place.
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4/23/2020
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Recent Episodes
May 23, 2020
"Gone to the Dogs" / "The Last Day"
<p>In this episode, a freshman girl convinces her parents to foster a dog only to find out that taking care of a pet is harder than she thought. The second story focuses on a trio of seniors going to up a mountain cabin on the day before what would have been graduation. What starts as a celebration turns into a deep exploration of the worries these seniors have bout leaving high school and heading into an unknown future.</p> <p><strong>Story One:</strong> “Gone to the Dogs,” written by Brandon Coon // Kaydence: Giada DeJulio / Randall: Micah Wittler / Mr. Duncan: Isaac Plamer / Mrs. Duncan: Kelsea Sibold</p> <p><strong>Story Two: </strong>“The Last Day,” written by Brandon Coon // Dylan: Jacob Noyes / Emma Baker: Kayla Lorimer / Izzy: Kim Tarin</p> <p><br /></p> <p>Narrated by Thomas Beeker</p> <p>Directed by Emily Ferguson</p> <p>Audio produced and edited by Brandon Coon</p> <p>Original music by Mr. Kyle Liss</p> <p>Series created by Brandon Coon</p>
May 19, 2020
Extended QuaranTEEN: Making the Podcast
<p>In this behind the scenes look at how we make the QuaranTEEN podcasts, host Michael Coaty interviews Emily Ferguson, artistic director of Frederick Theatre. Ms. Ferguson discusses the rules to making an acceptable QuaranTEEN script, how QuaranTEEN episodes are selected, and what makes a good QuaranTEEN episode.</p>
May 18, 2020
"Happy to Help" / "A Bad Combination"
<p>In this episode, Aly gets a new job in fast food, but when her best friend's boyfriend doesn't recognize her and tries to pick her up at work, she'll have to decide how break the news to her bestie. In the second story, Daniel has a plan to celebrate his sister's graduation with fireworks. When he remembers that he left them at the school before the building was closed down, he and his best friend Ethan will have to infiltrate the locked school building and avoid getting caught.</p> <p>Story One: “Happy to Help,” written by Brandon Coon // Aly Larson: Eliza Smith / Bree: Jaime Gagnon / Blake: Owen Etter / Mr. Wendell: Mr. Chris Parr / Customer: Emily Ferguson</p> <p>Story Two: "A Bad Combination,” written by Brandon Coon / Daniel: Michael Coaty / Ethan: Thomas Beeker / Old Gus: Mr. Chris Parr</p> <p><br></p> <p>Narrated by Kayla Lorimer, junior</p> <p>Directed by Emily Ferguson</p> <p>Audio produced and edited by Brandon Coon</p> <p>Original music by Mr. Kyle Liss</p> <p>Series created by Brandon Coon</p> <p><br></p>
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