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A horror drama set in San Francisco. A killer Easter Bunny returns to finish what he started an Easter 30 years ago. A detective is on his bunny tail and a shady Leprechaun may know more than hes letting on.

越前・三國湊。その湊町の歴史や伝説の物語を、語り起こすラジオドラマ作品集です。郷土の創作歴史劇から、時間や生き方を問う寓話まで——夜のしじまに耳を澄ませ、遠くで寄せて返す潮騒とともに物語を聴く、そんなひとときを届けます。

Echos from the Static is a sci-fi horror radio drama anthology. Every episode is a brand new story — new characters, new worlds, new horrors — transmitted from forbidden frequencies where science meets myth, the familiar turns strange, and something listens from the dark. Underground signal labs. Cities being rewritten by forces beyond comprehension. Structures that shouldn't exist. The moments when the static clears and something answers back. Keep your heart rate irregular. If you sync up, you disappear. New transmissions released regularly. Echos from the Static — the signal was ...

Four kids, one adventure. Grow up, runaway is a dungeons and dragons podcast about growing up and finding yourself while fighting hideous beasts and helping fantasy folks. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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The Red House Mystery by A. A. Milne. Author A. A. Milne is best known to the world as the creator of Winnie-the-Pooh. Yet Milne was versatile, having written dozens of plays, humorous articles, books and – The Red House Mystery. In which… Mark Ablett is the massively narcissistic owner of The Red House, a beautiful English country mansion. The estate is managed mostly by Mark’s side-kick and younger cousin, Cayley. As a wealthy artiste, Mark has chosen his handful of guests both to pander to his self-image and to allow him near-total control of virtually all aspects of his luxurious ...

Dive into the captivating world of Old Rose And Silver, where the lives of Rose, her widowed Aunt Madame Francesca Bernard, and their spirited cousin Isabel intertwine with the return of Colonel Kent and his son Allison, an old friend from the past. As they navigate the complexities of their small-town existence, the rebellious Crosby twins and an unconventional doctor who specializes in the impossible further complicate their lives. Set against an ambiguous historical backdrop, the story focuses on the intimate connections and heartfelt journeys of these characters as they explore love, ...

Angel Esquire by Edgar Wallace. The unconventional Scotland Yard detective Angel Esquire is no fool to be hoodwinked by the murder of the old crook Reale as he anticipates the coup that follows. Jimmy is unconventional too but at the other side of the law and what follows is the nail-biting adventure.

The Clue of the Twisted Candle by Edgar Wallace. The Clue of the Twisted Candle is a 1918 detective novel by Edgar Wallace, featuring a locked-room mystery, a framed mystery writer (John Lexman), and a Scotland Yard investigator (T.X. Meredith) trying to clear his friend's name. The plot involves a wealthy, villainous figure, Remington Kara, who frames Lexman for murder, leading to a prison break and a later, even more baffling locked-room murder of Kara himself, with two twisted candles as the key clue. It's known for its fast pace, intricate plot, and classic Wallace elements like ...

Sweet Lavender stands out as one of the most celebrated stage plays of modern times, and it is undoubtedly the most beloved work of Mr. Pinero. With countless performances across the globe, its charm resonates with audiences far and wide. The secret to its enduring popularity lies in its blend of gentle humanity and delightful humor, offering a refreshing take that feels like a modern fairy tale. - Summary by Malcom C. Salaman, October 1893

When a young man, freshly engaged, finds himself wandering through an amusement garden with an old flame—rather than his fiancée—its no surprise that old feelings resurface. As they escape the pulsating heat of the dance floor for a stroll among the gardens trees, they stumble upon a statue of a woman of extraordinary beauty, her hands impossibly small. In a moment of playful comparison, the young man attempts to prove that his absent fiancée has even smaller hands. To his astonishment, the engagement ring he carries slips easily onto the stone finger, but refuses to come off. What ...

In the captivating tale of Truculentus; The Churl, we meet Phronesium, a charming courtesan torn between three suitors the debauched young Athenian Dinarchus, the earnest Strabax from the countryside, and the ambitious Stratophanes, a captain in the Babylonian army. Amidst a web of intrigue and unexpected twists, which of these admirers will win her heart? Join us for a delightful journey filled with romance and rivalry, as we explore the choices that define love. - Summary by The Play and Todd

Set against the backdrop of rural England just after the First World War, Skin Game unfolds in three acts as a comic tragedy exploring the clash of two contrasting families. On one side, theres Squire Hillcrist, an old-money landowner struggling to maintain his estate and family, which includes his spirited daughter, Jill, and devoted wife, Amy. On the other, the Hornblowers, a wealthy industrial family led by the ambitious Hornblower, threaten to disrupt the delicate balance of their world by displacing the long-standing Jackman family and encroaching upon Hillcrists land with factories. This...

Dive into the uproarious world of Richard Brinsley Sheridans classic comedy, first performed in 1777. School For Scandal unravels the tangled web of intrigues and scandals among the British upper classes. At the center of the chaos is Lady Sneerwell, who has her sights set on marrying Charles Surface, while Joseph Surface is intent on winning the heart of the beautiful heiress Maria, who, unfortunately for him, prefers Charles. To sabotage this budding romance, Lady Sneerwell and Joseph resort to spreading scandalous rumors about Charles and the new young wife of Sir Peter Teazle, Marias ...

Dive into a captivating collection of six short stories that reveal how even the most seemingly perfect marriages can be undermined by the very people in them. Each tale offers a unique perspective on the complexities of love and the hidden struggles that can lead to unhappiness. - Summary by Carolin

Step into the world of Molières comedic genius with The School for Wives, first performed in 1662. This play explores the intricate dynamics between jealous lovers and the innocent wards they seek to control. A delightful blend of wit and farce, it invites listeners to witness the cunning of love as it liberates a young girl from the constraints of authority. Notably, Molières own marriage during this period may have influenced his portrayal of relationships. Join us as we delve into this timeless classic and discover how Molières perspective on love and marriage may have evolved. - Summary...

Runaway marks the debut play of Cowley, first brought to life at Drury Lane by the renowned actor-manager David Garrick in 1776. This captivating tale quickly garnered success, inspiring Cowley to pen two more plays by the end of the year. The story revolves around George Hargrave, who wishes to marry Emily, a spirited runaway and ward of his godfather. However, family pressures loom as Georges father insists he wed the wealthy but much older Lady Dinah. Will true love ultimately prevail in this delightful drama? - Summary by ToddHW

Experience the charm of Shakespeares earliest comedy, The Two Gentlemen of Verona, believed to have been penned around 1590-91. This delightful tale revolves around two inseparable friends, Valentine and Proteus, whose bond is tested when they both fall for the enchanting Silvia. In a twist of fate, Proteus abandons his loyal Julia to chase after Silvia, prompting Julia to disguise herself as a boy and pursue him instead. With a host of humorous supporting characters, including the unforgettable Launce and his mischievous dog, Crab, this play is a whimsical exploration of friendship, love, and...

Join me for a captivating solo rendition of Oscar Wildes timeless play, The Importance of Being Earnest. In this unique recording, I take on every role, including stage directions, bringing the characters and their witty banter to life. If youre seeking a more traditional dramatic experience, I recommend exploring LibriVoxs fantastic recordings featuring multiple performers. Wildes brilliant humor and sharp social commentary are on full display as we follow two young English gentlemen who fall head over heels for two lovely young ladies—each captivated by the name Earnest. However, the truth...

Dive into the enchanting world of The Merry Devil of Edmonton, a captivating play that has sparked debate over its authorship, with some attributing it to the great William Shakespeare himself. Tucker Brooke, author of The Shakespeare Apocrypha, highlights the dubious nature of the evidence surrounding its attribution, yet he praises its rich vitality, humorous spirit, and delicate portrayal of love and friendship. Whether truly penned by Shakespeare or not, this delightful work stands out as one of the most enjoyable pseudo-Shakespearian plays, inviting readers to experience its charm over ...