Grandma’s Secret. Everybody who knew Grandma loved her. But then, it turned out that no-one really knew her.
Duration: 32m.
Written and Produced and Narrated: Breanda Cross
Yia Yia – Kathleen Monteleone.
A Melodramatic Tale
A Melodramatic Tale is an English story, set in New England, USA. It will take you back to the turn of the 20th Century when language flowed as poetry and semantics were fine tuned in meaning.
We hear about poor Mettie Bradford’s trials and tribulations with her evil landlord, Alouicious Cribbs. It’s a simple tale, but you may need a dictionary to understand the story.
Duration: 37m19s
Cast: Breanda Cross as Mettie, Toby Chittendon as Rodney Bigalow and Alouicious Cribbs, Jake Hollingsworthas William Downton
Written by Brian Marsh, Produced by Breanda Cross
The Wizard of Oz
The Wizard of Oz was produced in 1939 and instantly became a classic movie that is still popular in the 2020s. This presentation by Lux Theatre was used as a promotional tool for the movie. It allows you to not only absorb the radio style of the thirties but also rely on your own Magic of Imagination.
Duration: 1hr. 49m
Featuring: Judy Garland and original cast.
When we were Gangsters
When we were Gangsters or That Bergen Job questions that old epithet that ‘Crime Doesn’t Pay’ in an entirely new way. It certainly “ ain’t wot it used ter be!“
We are transported to a dark, smoke filled lower East Side bar in New York City where. Sammy McCoy banters with Rosie the Waitress, and both welcome Silvio Albanese – for entirely different reasons.
Script: Brian Marsh – Produced by Breanda Cross
Duration: 16m 45s
Cast: David Zucker is Sammy McCoy, Kirsten Daniels is Rosie the Waitress and Marc Duret is Silvio Albanese.
That Bruckner Evening
The play takes place in Massachusetts in the 1950’s. It is a time when ladies of a certain age, and certain social standing, discuss ‘certain subjects’, they talk about the musical evening they have shared: and the performers. It’s up to you to interpret what they are really saying.
Scriptwriter: Brian Marsh, Producer, Breanda Cross
Duration: 24m 24s
Cast: Narrator – Brian Marsh, … Olivia Pinkney Sears – Kathleen Monteleone, … Julia Gardner Chase – Diana Stewart. … and Millicent Simsberry – Wanda O’ Connell.
Music by Anton Bruckner, Symphony No. 2
Guest House, Ghost Story
It’s that time of year again – when we look forward to listening for bumps and groans in the night, look out for spooky houses and get terrified of weird people. You get all this and more in this audio drama. So why not put out all the lights, curl up in your favourite arm chair with a glass of something red and sticky, and listen to what happened to two innocent travelers, when they accidentally happened on the Guest House Ghost Story.
10m.29s
Written and produced and Dramatised by Breanda Cross
Wheeled Prisons
Wheeled Prisons was produced as a recognition of the First World War, the war to end All wars., But less than 20 years later we had World War 2. Two years ago, we all became affected by a war in the Ukraine…. and now ……? Unbelievably the dispute between Israel and Palestine has arisen again. In the Holy Land!
Wheeled Prisons make no comments on the wars – simply the people who are affected by them.
“That’ll Teach Ya”
Buying a Used laptop is now for the computer always economical.
The Lavender Letters
The Lavender Letters take us back to a time when letter writing was an art form, and poetry was an academic skill for gentlemen and a genteel pastime for ladies. Our audio play takes us a little further, and in fact, turns out to have a few surprises. A back story is unraveled, and maybe a new one begins.
Written by: Patti Cassidy, Produced by Breanda Cross
Duration: 22m.32s
Cast: Roger Cross, Kathleen Montelerone, Rich Amada
Music: Grieg’s The Peer Gynt Suite, Paul Barton.
LOST IN UTAH
Lost in Utah, a provocative play by Hilary Kaiser.
Produced by Breanda Cross
Cast: Alan Wagner, John Romano and Alex Rein, with input from Kiran Rana
Duration: 17m
Being lost in a BIG city can be daunting and bewildering. Being lost to your family can be traumatizing – especially when it was no accident. But it can have a positive side. It can provide you with a clear path for your future. All you need is a little help, and a little faith.