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Small Fish Radio Theatre and ThespinariumSmall Fish Radio Theatre and Thespinarium produces portable theatre for the ear. Featuring work from artists world-wide, our podcasts are offered for free on iTunes and our website - smallfishradio.com. Author: Small Fish Radio Theatre and Thespinarium
Small Fish Radio Theatre and Thespinarium produces portable theatre for the ear. Since 2012 weve produced over 50 podcasts featuring the work of over 50 artists from around the world. Weve recorded live at Chicago Fringe, Chicago Dramatists, The Biograph at Victory Gardens Theater, Simon's Tavern, and the Swedish American Museum in Andersonville. Small Fish Radio Theatre is a featured podcast on Atlanta Fringe Audio. Whether recorded before a live audience or in "a studio in an undisclosed location in Chicago", our podcasts are offered for free here on iTunes and via our website - smallfishradio.com. Small Fish Radio Theatre is produced by Trina Kakacek and Michael John Kelly Language: en Genres: Arts, Performing Arts Contact email: Get it Feed URL: Get it iTunes ID: Get it |
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PAST LIVES AMUSEMENT PARK
Saturday, 28 October, 2023
Recorded live from the Swedish American Museum in Chicago on October 22, 2023, Small Fish Radio Theatre and Thespinarium presents PAST LIVES AMUSEMENT PARK, featuring the talents of Joy Thorbjornsen Coates, Mark Kater, MJ Kelly, Kristina Schramm, Stan Winiarski, Trina Kakacek and foley artist Ele Matelan. Featured writers: THE FARAWAY TREE by Evan Baughfmann, ANNABELLE LEE by Edgar Allan Poe, JOHN MORTONSON'S FUNERAL by Ambrose Bierce, LULLABYE by Ele Matelan, the hand washing courtesy of William Shakespeare, and all other writings from the Collected Creepy Works of Trina Kakacek. Directing by Trina Kakacek. Sound design by Ele Matelan and Trina Kakacek. Additional music Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) - Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 - http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ Small Fish Radio Theatre and Thespinarium is produced by Trina Kakacek and Michael John Kelly. Special thanks to the Swedish American Museum in Chicago.
