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.
Duration: 22m.32s Written by Patti Cassidy and Produced by Breanda Cross
Cast: Roger Cross, Kathleen Montelerone, Rich Amada
Music: Grieg’s The Peer Gynt Suite, Paul Barton.
Lost in Utah. 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.
Duration : 17 m Written by Hilary Kaiser Produced by Breanda Cross
Cast: Alan Wagner, John Romano and Alex Rein, with input from Kiran Rana
Her Paris Dream. Sometimes wishes come true – but not the way you wanted.
Duration: 9m.56s Written: by Hilary Kaiser … Produced by Breanda Cross
Cast: Alan Wagner, Shugga D. Rosenbloom, Tara Phillips
Penultimate Stop Cafe: Bus journeys can be exhausting, especially when you don’t know the destination.
All is not as it seems when a traveler stops in the coffee shop at the bus station before boarding his bus. While having a coffee and ordering something to eat he gets the surprise of his life about his final destination.
Duration: 13m.39 Written by : Debbie Wiess Produced by: Breanda Cross
Cast: Pat O’Callaghan, Toby Chittenden, Jennifer Haynes
A Visit at Easter. We look forward to families getting together at Easter, but sometimes it is difficult to find the love
Duration: 17m Written by: Debra Wiess, Produced by – Breanda Cross
Cast: Breanda Cross – Mother-in-Law, Wendy Kemp Daughter-in-Law
Now That She’s Gone . Rawkey Dolberry was amazed to learn what his wife had left him. Married for fifty-four years, this new widower discovered boxes of fun in an old Chevy. As Rawkey was fond of saying, “you can never really know another person.”
Duration: 23m. Writer: Brian Marsh, Producer: Breanda Cross
Cast: Joe Wilkins, Shuggs D. Rosenbloom, Tara Phillips, David Zucker, Kirsten Daniels,
Two Dykes on a Bike: A Wannarbee Bond Adventure
Duration: 10m. Monologue Written and Dramatised by Breanda Cross
NOTE: This is a Tribute to the Sydney Gay Lesbian Mardi Gras held every year in Sydney
The Valentine Day Massager – A Wannarbee Bond Adventure. Wannarbee Bond is always looking for love – or lust – Whatever!
Duration: 8m.40 Written and Produced by Breanda Cross
Cast: Wannarbee Julie Hoverson, with Breanda Cross as her lust interest.
To Find Help was first broadcast almost 80 years ago, and yet it can stand competition with any radio drama of today. Sure, it has a stellar cast – albeit an unusual one. We usually associate ‘Ol Blue Eyes’ with singing, and even dancing on occasion. In this recording, which was first broadcast on CBS Suspense Radio Drama, January 18th 1945, he plays a pleasant, almost charismatic character – but hey, he’s just a little creepy.
Duration: 24n.9s Digitally restored by: Nickolas Hans Gary
Scriptwriter: Mel Dinelli Cast: Frank Sinatra, Agnes Moorehead
Directed and Produced by: William Speirs Music by: William Johnstone
The Blackout. Sylvia is alone and pregnant in the Manhattan high-rise she shares with her husband, Noah. She is waiting for her husband and a dinner guest, Mr. Swanson. In spite of the blackout, Swanson arrives and engages Sylvia in a disturbing conversation. But when Noah gets home, Swanson vanishes. As the night continues, sights and sounds become even stranger and more ominous. Are they Sylvia’s hallucinations, or is the danger real?
Duration 35m 43s Written by: Karin Fazio Littlefield. Produced by Breanda Cross
Performed by: Candace Reid...Sylvia, Bryan Enk ….Noah, Roark Littlefield … Mr. Swanson …
Glenda Littlefield ... Mrs. Purefoy, Elijah Klein … Dr. Blake
Additional Voices: Christiaan Koop, Rachel Austin Bernstein