HWMS Audio Theatre

Not About KittensSometimes you talk about Kittens.They’re cute.They’re silly.They’re endlessly diverting.Much more entertaining than catsSo sometimes you talk about kittens when you should be talking about the cats in the roomA short about our new production ”Pinky and Beta”Cast:Beta: Ana DeLoretPinky: Daniele BertolucciGeneral DeGalle: HerselfHWMS24715

Some people love music.  Some people love clothes.  Some love food.  Some love board meetings.  Wow and Flutter love all four.  An introduction to our current production “Pink and Beta Read Roberts Rules of Order” in which Wow decides that the Basquiats will be the best choice for the meeting.  Cast: Wow: Zoe Anastassiou Flutter: Kota Fudauchi General DeGalle: HerselfHWMS24710

Second world war.Battle of the Bulge. Allied Troops pushed back by Germany’s last desperate offensive.Iin this environment, a group of daring entertainers travelled to the front to support the morale of tired soldiers.    They went to places where the USO would not go.  They often performed standing on the hood of a jeep.  This story is told in the novel Jeep Show by Robert O’Connor.  This is an excerpt from that book.  Cast:             Announcer: Michelle Thomas-Hanson            Narrator: Ron Bianchi            Adaptation and Sound Design: Hilbert SpaceHWMS25205

How close is close? A desert.  A forgotten conflict.  A pair of lost souls. One trying to make a make as daring scientist.  The other trying to be forgotten as a loyal soldier.  Neither can get what they want nor can they fulfill the needs of the others.  One name trying to be made.  A second one trying to be forgotten.  Such is the way we make in the world.  You try to follow the examples of others, but your results may vary. A story of science on the battlefield.  It’s not Afghanistan.  Not Iraq.  Not even the gray and distant world of Vietnam.  It’s about trying to build your reputation and learning that that reputation may not be worth the cost. Cast·       Margaux Ami – Sgt Emre·       Zoe Anastassiou - Professor Alec Effson·       Debbon Ayer – Dr. Portillo·       Ron Bianchi – Major C. O Beason·       Jess Blackwell – Radio Voice 1·       Monica Dakin - Seor·       Ana Deloret – Captain Celi Pritel·       Kota Fudauchi – Corporal Juma·       Amanda Garcia - Tano·       Geoffrey Grier – Major Geo Huber·       Josh LaForce – Major Eaton Willard·       Michelle Thomas-Hanson – Eta Tacqua & the Stage Manager·       Eric Ward – Radio Voice 2Written and Produced by David Alan GrierMusic and Sound Design by Hilbert Space with additional music from Alibi Music under licenseHWMS24360

Professionals need professional help. Dr. May visits his colleague Dr. X-Tra over his psycholinguistic crisis that is driven by one, very specific word. Dr. X-Tra, in his turn, has many ways of th

For any mental health professional, one patient follows another. When the walls are thin enough, (as they often were for Black doctors in the 1960s, one patient can hear the session can hear the prior

San Francisco Once the Harlem of the West. Once a city with a vibrant and exciting Black culture. It then faces the Civil Rights movement. The Black Power Movement. And a pair of Black Psychiatrists t

Bread Crumbs. Paths we find for ourselves. Paths we leave for others. The lessons we learn along the way. The gratitude we find with each step. A monologue of an African American Family history by Geo

Rosy Fingered Dawn stretches her hand across the morning sky. As least that is what one of Chorus believes. (Hes kind of that way. The other is not so sure.) A little snippet of a classic story in

What is real? When were awake? Or when were asleep. A Dublin business has spent twenty years carefully crafting her company, her position, her identity. No one questions her role. She gets the bu