Spooky Lights - Chapter 1

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Spooky Lights Filament is produced by City Lights Theater Company Music, Editing, and Sound Design by George Psarras. "Voodoo," written by Christopher DeWan, author of Hoopty Time Machines: fairy tales for grown ups, read by James Ward Byrkit, director of the sci fi thriller COHERENCE. For more information, check out christopherdewan.com and jimbyrkit.com. "Love Burns" was written by Sophie Mallette, read by Lisa Mallette "The Tropics Inn" was written by Lauren Doyle, read by Alyssa Tryon "Red" was written by Melinda Marks, read by Rebecca Wallace Comments, feedback or questions? Email us at [email protected]! To learn more about Filament, visit our webpage atcltc.org/filament To donate, please visit cltc.org/donate

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