My short comedy, “Basil on Macbeth,” as part of Rainy Day Artistic Collective’s New Works New Writers 2025 virtual theatre festival, February 7-9, 2025.
My short comedy, “Basil on Macbeth,” as part of Rainy Day Artistic Collective’s New Works New Writers 2025 virtual theatre festival, February 7-9, 2025.
A young pigeon pecking the ground near the feet of a small boy heard it first.
“But he has nothing on at all!” the boy exclaimed.
The pigeon looked up at the approaching procession, saw the emperor, and saw what the boy had said was true.
REOPENING SEPTEMBER 3, my murder mystery radio play, “The Hall of Mirrors: Not Another Word,” by terrific Kitty Drama Productions! Show runs September 3-15, with proceeds going to The Actors Fund.
“Wonderful! Do have some cake.”
About the show:
When ambitious radio playwright Ann Bennett receives the latest in a series of anonymous warnings, she begins to suspect that recent murders may have been inspired by her scripts.
When ambitious radio playwright Ann Bennett receives the latest in a series of anonymous warnings, she begins to suspect that recent murders may have been inspired by her scripts.
Aunt Cecily died on October 31st. Halloween, her favorite holiday, and mine.
I’m delighted to be participating in this year’s National Audio Theatre Festival, where my hardboiled detective monologue, “Late Night at Sam’s,” will be performed by my long-time friend, the talented Guy Williams. Thank you for background artwork to Image by Vinson Tan ( 楊 祖 武 ) from Pixabay. When a hard-boiled detective encounters Sam’s …
I’m so pleased for my poem “Making Matches” to feature in One Night Stand Theater’s new audio production, “Bad Bedtime Stories,” read by the talented Guy Williams.One Night Stand Theater presents the audio, online theater production “Bad Bedtime Stories” beginning April 20 at http://www.onenightstandtheater.org. This production features short stories and plays showcasing the lighter and …
When a strange package arrives containing a mysterious puzzle, Whimsy struggles to put the pieces together, only to find one of them missing.
Jennie MacDonald 