Remembering Good Harbour Beach. Recollections are personal and depend on the ‘Eye of the Beholder’. This becomes very evident when we see the slight variations in memory between Ed and Jo Hopper before Ed became a famous artist, and Jo trailed in his footsteps.
Duration: 25m.55s Writer: Debbie Wiess Producer: Breanda Cross
Cast: Karim Kronfli, Breanda Cross
Champagne, Collecting and Collaboration is inspired by real people and real events. Several decades ago, the name of Florence Gould was very well known. Why? She was a millionaire American beauty living on the French Riviera, noted for her art collection and philanthropy. Even today, her good works live on through her Foundation. However, her murky past during WW II casts doubt on her reputation and makes her very much of an enigma.
Duration: 42m 04s Writer: Hilary Kaiser, Produced by Breanda Cross,
Music: Jazz Mango
Cast: Pat – Reporter at San Francisco Chronicle – Kirsten Daniels ……. Herb – Veteran Reporter at San Francisco Chronicle – Alan Wagner ……. Editor-in-Chief San Francisco Chronicle – John Romano ……. Marcell – French Waiter – Matthieu Vinel ….. Florence Gould – Breanda Cross
Three Very Wise Men combines two myths – the Nativity and the Children’s Benefactor in the North Pole. But who is he? Santa Klaus, Kris Kringle, or Saint Nicolas? Well, it depends on where you live. But happily, this little skit ignores all that and puts them together on a quest to follow The Star. Their gifts are both traditional and highly original.
Duration: 9m 13s Written and Produced by Breanda Cross
Cast: The Cross family – Klowse – John, Kringle – Nathan, Nick – Roger
Lost Dog, Open Door is the kind of story you should play on any cold winter night, especially if you are old and living in an isolated house….. Then again, perhaps not!.
Duration: 12m 52s Written by , Will Anderson, Produced by Breanda Cross
Cast: Old Woman, Breanda Cross, Young Woman: Wendy Kemp
Music: Ludwigs Steirishe Gaudi, Bin hier Zuhause
A Thyme to Die. Wannarbee Bond is in another adventure. This Private Eye/Pest Exterminator is on another mission, and once again, there is action and KerPow!
Duration: 14m 47s Written and Produced by Breanda Cross
Wannarbee Bond: Julie Hoverson Other Characters – Breanda Cross
Remit Payment is undeniably a little piece to add to the Halloween fun. But it does have a message. Not a subtle one it’s true. In fact, the message is rather dark and scary – and sort of potentially affects thousands, if not millions of people around the world. It’s a Cautionary Tale.
Duration: 8m.33s Written by Will Anderson Produced by Breanda Cross
Cast: Mikka ; Julie Hoverson The Official: Geordie Macdonald Roxie: Breanda Cross
Anya is lonely – and alone. Or is she? This simple monologue takes us through the heartbreak of a recently bereaved wife experiencing some odd occurrences.
Duration – 24m.22s Written, Performed and Produced by – Breanda Cross
Prison Wrap is a story about MailMan Mick, a long-time prisoner of Beaconsfield Penitentiary, and his stoush against Warden Stacy. We can tell you that Mick wins, but how he does it is most unusual – and efficient. What is more, it will never be spoken of by staff or prisoners alike. You, the listener, may be the only one who knows what really happened in those three minutes, which will never be forgotten by all who witnessed the event.
Duration: 26.59m Monologue Written, Dramatised and Produced by Breanda Cross
The InJustice System: Have you ever been on jury duty? It’s actually quite difficult – not only to get on it – but also to stay alive afterward. And how would you deal with Boss Lady? A reflective, and slightly tongue-in-cheek reprise of an extraordinary experience.
Duration: 15.38 Monologue Written and Dramatised by: Breanda Cross
Tiny Tots Kindy. We join Miss Hope LessLey, the Principal of Tiny Tots Kindy, as the children perform a concert.
Duration: 11m. 21s Written, Produced and Dramatised by Breanda Cross
In 1939 Miss Joyce Grenfell created a delightful parody of children at play. She took the part of a kindly but harrassed Kindergarten Teacher, who talked to her imaginary class of tiny tots. “George, Don’t do that” became a series, a book, and eventually a solid part of her television career. This original piece was inspired by Miss Grenfell.