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S1E5 - Blank Canvas

Episode 5 of the Last Dance podcast, hosted by Blackabbey Productions, titled "S1E5 - Blank Canvas" was published on April 21, 2024 and runs 33 minutes.

April 21, 2024 ·33m · Last Dance

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Our series 2 Kickstarter is now live! https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/last-dance-series-2/last-dance-a-dark-fantasy-audio-dramaJoin our Discord to keep up to date with the show and community here: https://linktr.ee/lastdancemediaThe Eightfold House has fallen. Knight-Sister Alyssa of Orr awakens into an uncertain world, the last surviving Canvas Knight. Sensing her sworn charge and soul-bond, Brother Orr, she recruits a naive farm boy in her quest to find him.There are no gods here - but there is Truth in Blood.Starring:Ellie Pearson as AlyssaDylan Breen as Trevor BaldwinExtras:Rónán Hamill as Northman 1Caelan Stow as Northman 2Sound Design and Original Score by Mark McKibbinOriginal Art by Jude FaheyAdditional Sound Design by Conor ToddWritten by Jasper BanerjeeAdditional Lines by Max BlairDirected by Jasper Banerjee Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Our series 2 Kickstarter is now live! 

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/last-dance-series-2/last-dance-a-dark-fantasy-audio-drama

Join our Discord to keep up to date with the show and community here: https://linktr.ee/lastdancemedia


The Eightfold House has fallen. Knight-Sister Alyssa of Orr awakens into an uncertain world, the last surviving Canvas Knight. Sensing her sworn charge and soul-bond, Brother Orr, she recruits a naive farm boy in her quest to find him.

There are no gods here - but there is Truth in Blood.


Starring:

Ellie Pearson as Alyssa

Dylan Breen as Trevor Baldwin


Extras:

Rónán Hamill as Northman 1

Caelan Stow as Northman 2


Sound Design and Original Score by Mark McKibbin

Original Art by Jude Fahey

Additional Sound Design by Conor Todd


Written by Jasper Banerjee

Additional Lines by Max Blair

Directed by Jasper Banerjee


Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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