Modern audio drama presented by an award winning group from the Dallas / Fort Worth area. Most productions have been recorded in front of a studio audience. The Texas Radio Theatre Company has been recording since 2001.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 87 | Founded | 16 years ago |
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Categories | ArtsPerforming Arts |
Cliff Proton is back in two shorts. The first recorded in 2014 is called "Happy 500th, Doc" and the second, recorded in 2016, is called "Electoral Dysfunction". more
But wait, there's more! This time we jump into the swamp with the plastic bag leech monsters in Attack of the Giant Leeches performed by the Schlock Audio Theatre. Then we chat a bit with Charles Pratt, co-creator of Schlock Audio. more
Diving back into the Schlock Audio Theatre archives, we visit with Charles Pratt, co-creator of Schlock Audio, play their treatment of Ed Wood Jr.'s infamous "Plan 9 from Outer Space" and hear Charles' comments afterward. more
The "Ed Wood Jr" of Audio Drama is featured in this podcast: Judson Fountain. In the late 1960's Judson took it upon himself to produced radio dramas for "radioland". He pressed them to vinyl and sent them to area radio stations. Not unlike Florence ... more
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This podcast is a fantastic treat for all ages. Top notch producing, superb acting...super fun characters, but not over acted. more
Well produced. Good choice of material. Family-friendly. Great acting. All you could ask for in audio drama.
I love the scorched earth story and I am very much looking forward to catching up on all of the other ones. I like to listen in my car and when I take walks. Great stuff!
Fantastical. Well produced. Great energy. Good entertaining fun.
The art of radio theatre is alive and kicking. The Texas Radio Theatre Company offers an amusing mix of original stories and clever adaptations. The acting is as good as any live theatre or voice over experience. The writing is crisp and clever. Kudos to the producers, directors, writers, actors, and sound effects persons responsible for this very entertaining podcast.
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