Through a Glass, Darkly
Jabberwocky Audio TheaterWhether it’s ghosts from the past, possible futures, or things gone horribly wrong in the present, this anthology series features dramatic readings in an immersive soundscape and other adaptations of classic works.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 9 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Category | Fiction | ||||
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Take a break from Poe and give a listen to a lesser known work by H.G. Wells: “The Flowering of the Strange Orchid,” first published in the Pall Mall Budget, August 2, 1894.
Rated AD-G for general audiences
Contains bloodsucking, botany, and an idl... more
We continue our versions of Poe short stories, with “The Black Cat,” first published in the Saturday Evening Post, August 19th, 1843. Tal Aviezer appears courtesy of Red Monkey Theater Group.
Rated AD-PG, so parental guidance is suggested.
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We continue our series with more Edgar Allan Poe and a short story perfect for audio, “The Tell-Tale Heart,” first published in James Russel Lowell’s The Pioneer, January 1843. Tegan Cohan appears courtesy of Howl at the Moon Audio.
Rated AD-PG, so ... more
We manage to eke out an entry in 2020 for this series right around Halloween with two classics from Edgar Allan Poe, “The Raven” and “The Masque of the Red Death.”
Rated AD-PG, so parental guidance is suggested
“The Raven” is essentially typical Po... more
We conclude the very Victorian ghost story from very Victorian writer Elizabeth Gaskill in a way that will make you want to have a fainting couch nearby.
Rated AD-G for general audiences
We’re talking fairly standard Victorian ghost spookiness, and... more
Celebrated Victorian writer Elizabeth Gaskell gives us a perfectly Victorian ghost story.
Rated AD-G for general audiences.
We’re talking fairly standard Victorian ghost spookiness here: Long on family history, with chills lovingly curated.
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The conclusion of H.P. Lovecraft’s short story “The Rats in the Walls” narrated by William R. Coughlan amid an immersive soundscape.
Rated AD-PG, so parental guidance is suggested
Deals with cannibalism, ancient evils, and includes an antechamber f... more
Enjoy William R. Coughlan’s award-winning narration of H.P. Lovecraft’s short story “The Rats in the Walls” amid an immersive soundscape.
Rated AD-PG, so parental guidance is suggested.
It’s Lovecraft so we’ve got the existential dread and humans b... more
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