(Comedy-Drama)
Written and Produced by Frederick Greenhalgh
An unexpected storm throws Norman D. Waits off his course to… somewhere.
The island where he lands is nice enough, with old sea salts that welcome him with open arms and a bar that’s always open. But as it becomes increasingly clear that no one ever seems to leave the island, Norman finds himself in a fight to get moving to some distant shore or remain trapped in this half-baked paradise forever.
Cast:
- Ed Patterson as Norman
- Bill Dufris as Rob
- Philip Hobby as Bob
- Joe Duley as Davey
- Charly Duley as Molly
- CarlaRose Dubois as Woman
- Kristi DeVille as Suzy
- Chris Newcomb as Patron 1 and Man
- Toby Paradis as Patron 2
- Adam Ferguson as Patron 3
- Wayne De Jagger, Rebecca Titcomb and Amy Titcomb as members of the bar
Original Music Composed by Barbara Truex
Audio Engineering by Randall Farr
Additional Production Assistance by Adam Ferguson
Sound recorded on location in and around Portland, Maine.
Special thanks
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- To Roger Gregg and Tom Lopez for inspiration and insight
- To WMPG for use of talent and broadcast resources
To Port Harbor Marine and The Bloody Marble Collective for use of their space. To all of the other friends, family, comrades and creditors who made this production possible.
It was fantastic to work with Fred and all the professionals on his team.
It was a very unique experience to record a radio play that was done entirely on location…
There is nothing more stimulating than using your mind’s eye to create a “visual” experience. All I can say is: thank God my nude scenes were on the radio and kept to a minimum.
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Seriously, it is wonderful to be part of an art form which is sorely under-rated yet hopefully on the rise!
Keep the flame burning, Fred!
Sincerely,
Joe Duley
Really enjoyed this one. Funny, well writen, excellent production.
I really enjoyed this one. Funny, well writen, and great production. Well done.
Dear Mr Greenhalg,
greetings from the frozen wastes of the subantarctic zone (The Mountains of Madness). Greatly enjoyed your “Waiting for a Window” and congrats. on winning the 2009 Golden Ogle award. Bloody brilliant!!.
Many thanks also to FinalRune productions for all their other good stuff – esp. Ms Hoverson’s “Outpost”
In the small bitter insomniac ours of the morning, y’all are food for the mind!
Keep up the good work (perhaps somemore William Hope Hodgson??
Cheers from New Zealand,
regards,
Karl
Karl,
Really appreciate the comment – glad you enjoyed the show!
And just to clarify, “Outpost” was with 19 Nocturne Boulevard and NOT a FinalRune show – though we did feature it on the sister podcast, Radio Drama Revival (http://radiodramarevival.com).
FinalRune has predominantly been original work, but I’m happy to feature as much and wide a range on RDR as people want!
Best,
Fred
can u please perform dramas of novels of stphen king!!!!!!!!!1
Nothing would make me happier! Alas, getting the rights to do Stephen King work is difficult, if not impossible, given the resources that we have. Plus, we like writing original work 🙂 If there are any stories you love by lesser known writers send them along and we’ll do what we can.
– Fred
ran across this by accidint,What a lucky accidint.Ill be back for more.
Great listen! On Stephen King note and response…ever heard of Sword of Rhiannon by Leigh Brackett? This is a classic that would make for a great audio narrative. Just the soundscapes from the barren Mars of the present, and the high seas of its past seem like it would be a great fit for you guys!
Thanks for the suggestion, Timothy, I will dig it up!
But i would like to see the story with audio
Love it ….