Typically, our memories grow softer with age. Recollections from childhood take on a warmth and affection that yesterday’s hardships don’t have. Unless, of course, the fear is as real today as it was when you were a kid – the confusion and horror just as fresh as the first time you lived through it. The [...]
Coming Friday, December 3rd, 2010.
The hustle and bustle of the holidays brings back childhood memories … and a special friend you’d rather forget in “Mr. Nightmare”.
We are absolutely delighted to announce that Dave Stagner has joined the production team of Precarious Audio Theater as a second sound engineer. He’s in, like, 14 bands and has 706 projects cooking, but didn’t want to refer anyone else for love of the game. Now, THAT is our kind of crazy! Welcome, Dave!
It’s been a year of living Precariously! Join us as we resolve this Cogsworks Killer business … and deliver an encore presentation of ‘Roly Poly’!
It sneaks up on you … the subtle, ghostly chill – the image that won’t delete from your mental program. It creeps into the garden and curls up in the strawberries … “Triptych” will stay with you as three haunting tales: ’Kodokushi’, ‘Stacks’ and ‘Loa’.
That’s right – you and you alone are responsible for the terror that has destroyed the tranquility of this community and rent the fabric of common decency in two. We should have known. And, perhaps, we will … Welcome to the world’s first Serial Killer Fundraiser, where you pick a victim through donation and gamble [...]
Antoinette Teeter was an orphan who was given to the service of Mr. and Mrs. Royston Mewes of Shammis-Norton when she was eight years old. A fanciful young girl with creative ideals and a great passion for the theater, she delighted the Mewes’ children with her stories and merry Sunday plays. At sixteen, Ms. Teeter [...]
Archibald Canfield grew up a child of wealth and privilege, attending the Dainsbury School for Young Gentlemen and the Kleiden Jurisdiction Institute – graduating from both with top honors. Building a private fortune through a robust trade in buoyancy valves, Canfield eventually grew tired of fancy parties and donned the wool ascot of the common [...]
Geoffrey Park grew up TentTown among the poorest of the poor. His father, a salvage worker, and his mother, a seamstress, couldn’t protect their young son – born with a twisted left leg – from the cruel realities of their life. As soon as he was old enough, Geoffrey joined the Merchant AirLifts as a [...]
