#Radio Theater

[oneleggedflamingo]

Everybody start to listen to radio theater from 1950-2010 because I want to write one and get it broadcasted on YLE (Finnish public broadcasting).

Pleeeease. Make it popular again.

[jeffschmidt-blog]

New episode of OMINOUS THRILL dropped this morning - Advice After Dark. Late-night radio host Bella Donna delivers extreme advice to the delight and horror of her audience until creepy and dangerous listener Trevor forces her to confront the brutal consequences of her show.

This radio show is so dark and twisted I wish it was on for real. 😝 I’m taking syndication calls 😎

Best described as a woman fronted nightmarish mash up of the Art Bell, Love Lines and Phil Hendrie radio shows.

Not for the faint of heart 🔪🔪🔪🔪🔪 🖤

[screamingeyepress]

Spend your Tuesday taking it easy with some words from one of the greatest. One week to go.

[profamer]

Exciting News: Lux Radio Theatre Joins Golden Age Radio Lineup! | Vintage Radio Drama Compilation

Immerse yourself in the timeless world of Lux Radio Theatre as we bring you a compilation of classic radio dramas. Journey back to the golden age of radio with performances from ‘Dulcy’ (1935), ‘Legionnaire and the Lady’ (1936), ‘The Thin Man’ (1936), ‘Burlesque’ (1936), ‘The Dark Angel’ (1936), and ‘Irene’ (1936). Relive the magic of these vintage broadcasts. Get ready for a thrilling addition…

[dramamomma56]

How to Excite Students With Drama Integration

[5-5-5-0-1-2-3]

There is neither happiness nor unhappiness in this world; there is only the comparison of one state with another. Only a man who has felt ultimate despair is capable of feeling ultimate bliss. It is necessary to have wished for death in order to know how good it is to live.....the sum of all human wisdom will be contained in these two words: Wait and Hope.

Alexandre Dumas, The Count of Monte Cristo

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[selineram3421]

*has an idea and runs to get phone*

Headcanons for TD Alastor

(Theater Dramatic) Alastor X/& Reader

Are you in love with this? Because I am in love with this.

Like, look at him being dramatic and sassy. *chef's kiss* It's amped up to the max from his usual and omg yes.

If he were to say a Thomas Sanders line, it would be..

"And I'm the sassy aunt... *whisper* Who talks shit about everyone."

I mean that could be any Alastor headcanon, because he would say that line.

Anyways!

You are not really the drama kid (kind of), you are more the stage crew kid.

Don't get it wrong! You love the glamour! The stories! The dances! And the lights! But..not when they are on you.

Sure, you have talent. You can sing, dance, act! There's just one problem..

Stage fright. It's fucking stage fright.

You've tried once when you were younger in life but then when you stood on stage and stared at the crowd..well.. Kinda blanked and ran off stage.

Alastor is trying to help you get out of your shell, practicing his dances and pulling you into song when he can.

"I'm not sure I can do this..", you mumble, having second thoughts.

"Nonsense!", the Radio Demon pulls you close to his side, making sure you don't try to run off. "The world is a stage and a stage is a world of entertainment!"

"I feel like this won't turn out well..", you gulped nervously.

"Hm..", he tapped his chin in thought. "How about getting into character?"

"Getting into character?", you looked at him with slight confusion.

"Let's say you're a dancer!", he moved to hold your hand and pulled you to follow. "And you're learning a new routine! You can't give up, this is what you've worked hard for!"

Surprisingly, it helps.

You build up a character every time you go on stage.

Alastor owns your soul but you two are more like friends.

He's a little more honest with you but does hide things when he feels like it is a threat to you.

You help him practice his dances and even get to choreograph a few.

When you get to see him do his performance, you get so happy.

You saw his drunk dancing and were in awe.

He did that. He really did a whole number while drunk and managed to tell demons off while at it too.

"What do you mean when you say the words slay, serve, and ate?"

"It's a compliment. Trust me."

You and Rosie try to teach him some of the modern slang.

Some of it sticks but a lot of it doesn't...

At least he got "tea" right.

I might add more.. No. I will definitely add more later.

~Seline, the person.

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ML Alastor II🎙️ | TD🥃

[thelovethatyouhad]

Scrolling through my top 100 and thinking about how lucky we are to live in a time where we can listen to any and all music that we want, whenever we want, every day, wherever we go, privately in our own ears, and there’s so much music to choose from that you could go a lifetime without hearing all of it??? Imagine giving Spotify access to someone 100 years ago. Or even 25 years ago.

[rockfact]

"rather melodramatic arent you?"

[driveintheaterofthemind]

The Lux Radio Theatre

CBS Radio

Ep #059: These Three (Dec06th1937)

Errol Flynn, Barbara Stanwyck, Mary Astor And Cecil B. DeMille

[jeffschmidt-blog]

It’s ALIVE - Two Devious Audio Delights from OMINOUS THRILL are out and ready to worm their way into your mind’s eye! The first - SLEEP TIGHT!

https://ominousthrill.com/episode/sleep-tight

[trusoulchristmas]

Lux Radio Theater The Shop Around The Corner

[dramamomma56]

The Top Reasons Teachers Succeed Teaching with Radio Theater

If you follow my blog, then you know this is a subject I speak about quite frequently. Why?  First and foremost, teaching with radio theater is a marvelous teaching tool! When you really like something do you tell a lot of people? So let’s talk about the top reasons teachers succeed when teaching with radio theater! Temple Theater/Caroline’s Center for the Performing Arts My journey with radio…

[lowqualitygarbage]

In a setting where technology has basically been hit with a reset button, the battle between new visual and old audio media isn’t really much of a fight.

Instead, Alastor and Vox represent two different approaches to life in the post-war Wasteland:

Alastor grew up in a very remote, rustic homestead in the swamps of the deep south. Self-sufficiency was paramount to survival - you couldn’t rely on purchasing pre-packaged food or medicine from traders, so you had to forage, hunt, or grow your own. Without easy access to new supplies, you needed to be able to repair and maintain your own clothes, shelter, and equipment. This, amusingly, makes him much more tech savvy than his canon incarnation. He’s still somewhat of a Luddite, though, with a disdain for robotics, power armor, laser and plasma weaponry, and even Pip-Boys and terminals. Give him some old radio equipment to tinker with and a proper projectile rifle over that fiddly nonsense any day. He has a whole library of almanacs, both pre-war and newer hand-written ones by Wastelanders, and his more normal talk segments often come with tips and instructions for repair and survival, encouraging independence.

Vox grew up in the ruins of Pentagram City, and began running with local organized crime at a young age, until an Overlord took him under their wing (that is, until Vox could gather allies and stage a hostile takeover of his mentor’s territory). He sees the value in consumerism and convenience products, peddling quick fixes and new distractions to the people of the Wasteland to build up his empire. He adores the latest, greatest shiny examples of Progress, being an adept programmer and wielding a decent understanding of mechanical engineering, despite most of his products being stolen inventions or re-engineered pre-war tech.