Saving Rhett Butler deals with psycho metaphors and a few other issues. However, it is also a very simple story. Enjoy!
Duration: 18m 01s Written and Produced by Breanda Cross
Cast: Wendy Kemp – Narrator, Toby Chittendon – Dr. Duerf, Sarah Pethell – Lena
Homestay is a true story. Homestay is a popular way for overseas students to learn the English language and assimilate into local customs in Australia. Like most things dealing with mixed cultures, it has its highs and lows. This story has both.
Duration: 10m 7s Monologue Written and Produced by Breanda Cross
Whatever happened to Joe Godot? is a new version of an old idea. It’s too tempting to ignore a playwright who admits he has no idea what his own play was about. And this was the case of Samuel Becket’s confirmed 1949 masterpiece, Waiting for Godot. So, once again, we’ve come up with an idea of our own.
Duration: 11m 30s Written by Patti Cassidy and Produced by Breanda Cross
Cast : David Pollard, Breanda Cross, Julie Hoverson
Mindfulness: Every now and again a podcast comes along that is difficult to describe. And Mindfulness is just that: an enigma. So rather than read about it, we suggest you listen. And we can promise you won’t be disappointed.
Duration: 7m Hand to Mouth Theatre Written by Tasmin Lynn, Margaret Pinder
Performed by Jennifer Nettles
1101 Wellington Way. The neighbors are getting twitchy in Wellington Way. They don’t like each other. Why not? Well, there appear to be some different points of view.
Duration: 13m Written by Vivian Lermond Produced by: The Writers Block Radio Hour
Performed by: Karen Fraser as Bea, Glen Dickson as Troy and Tich McLean as TV Announcer
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Godot. One word – and even for those of us without a literary background, we know it has reference to Waiting for Godot, Samuel Beckett’s masterpiece play of the 20th century. But is it really a masterpiece, or simply an example of the theatre of the absurd? Even Becket did not seem to know. Indeed, there are as many reviews, critiques, and versions as there are words in the play. And here is one more.
Duration: 21.m. Ensemble production
Prologue 1 – Written and Narrated by Breanda Cross
Prologue 2 – Written and Performed by David Pollard, U.K.
Godot 2 – Script by Patti Cassidy, Performed by David Pollard and Breanda Cross
Epilogue – Written and Performed by Breanda Cross
Produced by Breanda Cross
One Too Many is a reflection on Holiday Horrors. The type that face grandmothers every year when they take up the slack during school holidays.
Duration: 16m 42s Monologue: Written, Narrated and Produced by Breanda Cross
Duration: 16m.42s
Letter to a Dead Friend is a true story. It is also a sad story, although it does have a happy ending. Well, a sort of happy ending. Nostalgic,
Duration: 13m Monologue Written, Performed and Produced by Breanda Cross
Music: Bensoun d
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Them Next Door. Have you got neighbors? Of course you have. If you live in a unit, they may be all around you: to the left or right, above and below. If you live in a house, they will be on either side and across the street. Join us and become a curtain twitcher.
Duration 19m. 51s Written and Produced by David Pollard
Cast: David Pollard and Heather Marshall
The Waiting Game is a pastiche of a marriage that is not too healthy. Who will win the tug of war of ‘Waiting’?
Duration: 12m 29s Written and Produced by: Breanda Cross
Cast: David Pollard, Breanda Cross, Susan Hill