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Tuesday, June 1, 2010, 05:35 PM
[General]
Director's Commentary to Knights of Dragonshire
Sunday, March 21, 2010, 12:59 AM
[General]
Happy Spring Equinox!
New for 2010!
Special Bonus Feature;
Director's Commentary to Knights of Dragonshire
with Douglys and Bella of Howl-o
Hear titillating trivia and behind the scenes Radio Theatre tidbits;
including~
What does Bagpiper Leghorn really have up his kilt?
The origin of the "heavy-metal" hand sign!
An in-depth discussion on Unicorn Manure!
Audio commentary on Radio Theatre may be a first as far as I know, but Bella and I had a heck of a good time with this.
Lots of shout-outs to our friends who helped make this show such a charmed production. Thanks so much to all of you lot, and to everyone who's taken the time to hear and be touched by
Knights of Dragonshire.
(And, no, there really weren't any platypuses!)
Douglys of Howl-o
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The Arch
er
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Flidais
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Abigail
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Brother
Gregory
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Fugli
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Captain
Jack Dan
iels
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De Mora
Grechi
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Mystical
Moon Cr
eations
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Renaissa
nce Radi
o
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Liz
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Shannon
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Lady Da
na Jane
My ideal faire would tend to favor the arts. Ephasis on music, theatre, so there would be lots of stages with music shows and plays. Lots of lane performers. Lots of enchanted forests with fantasy characters. In the lanes, colorful characacters that fill us with wonder and cause kids and adults to laugh and hearts to fill with wonder. Drunken priests, professional insulters, faerie folk, and saucy wenches interacting with patrons. Smee and Blog would certainly be there. Axel the Sot. Merriment and revelry would be emphasized. Exhibitions of a violent nature would be minimized, and very theatrical, even comical. After closing gate, there would be special concerts, some of which would include "plugged in" sets with the band playing original and traditional tunes, but with perhaps an electric guitar or some such. Stages would be built for sound, i.e., back and side panels to push the sound forward instead of having it dissipate in the wind. Every stage would have a weatherproof "keep" for musicians to stow their instruments in. There would be facities for performers, who also have to live "after hours". Good campgrounds, trailers, or permanent living quarters, with hot showers and washing/drying machines available to all. Performers would be well paid and never *ever* have to pay for a meal!
Douglys05:51 PM CST