Lend me your ear

Episode 1: Restart
Young brother and sister, Will and Lotty, move to London to escape their shattered lives, but their new home on the infamous Amersham Estate is far from the comfort they were used to. During the move, a dark secret surfaces, and threatens their new start.  

The Block: Episode 1 - Restart

The Horn Project Presents:

Union Station by Danielle Mohlman

With humor and heart Danielle Mohlman’s new play, Union Station, explores the intersection of intimacy and insecurity. Written and produced in a style related more closely to that Lena Dunham show than to the radio dramas of yore, Union Station entertains and provokes just like a night at the theatre, but fits into your pocket and isn’t diminished if you’re sitting behind someone tall.

UNION STATION

The final project for our Audio Production for Film and Video class, Heart: Attack is a short comedic radio drama about the adventures of classic 1940's detective Muriel "Merle" Hock. Written and directed by Jack Glazier, Produced by Morgan Roberts. Sophie LeBlanc-Medeiros was the Chief Recordist and Davis Bannister was the Editor. Everything you hear was recorded by our group, with some help from Lucas Moisson in recording the Fitchburg State University Jazz and Concert Bands. Additional thanks go to WXPL radio station for the use of their facilities. Enjoy and feel free to download if you want a copy!

Heart: Attack!

Are you hearing voices? You're not alone. Performed by Christian Paluck, Carly Monardo, Tom Stephens, Louis Kornfeld, Jon Keller, Kerry Kastin, Nick Mykins, Aina Rapoza, and Ashley Wilson. With special musical guest Elizabeth Ziman (of Elizabeth and the Catapult). Written by Louis Kornfeld, and produced by Jonathan Mitchell.

You're Not Alone

The Horn Project is devoted to the creation of audio theatre with the goal of energizing modern audiences with accessible, engaging, and relevant performance.

Based in Washington, DC, The Horn Project emphasizes the use of quality theatre artists in the production of audio dramas that favor honest interpretations of our world over nostalgia or camp-driven stylizations. We‘re theatre’s equivalent to the gourmet food truck: hip; portable; and delicious.