Arsène Lupin plans to rob Madame Imbert's safe, from her private mansion that is a fortress, and with the only key kept on Madame Imbert’s person at all times, Lupin will have his skills tested.
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This new audio series, as part of the Community Book Reading Project, celebrates the french writer Maurice Leblanc and his classic short stories about the master thief Arsène Lupin. The Community Book Reading Project is presented by Grow @ The Wallis in association with Dahm Theatre Arts.

There are seven stories featured in the series. Each story is approx. 30 minutes.

Readers:  Marlena Becker, Madeleine Dahm, Deidra Edwards, James Ferrero, Deborah Kraut, Jon Kellam,  Kelvin Morales, Melanie Neu, Sina Pooresmaeil, Debba Rofheart, Tiana Randall-Quant, Megan Rubble, Ashley Victoria Robinson, Dr. Rev. Sidonie Smith, Robert Sheldon, Katie Silverman, Alexander Sheldon,  Paul Tracey, Louise Webber, Donna Young. 

Creative Director and Editor: Madeleine Dahm 

Music: Kevin MacLeod

Arsène Lupin, Gentleman-Thief: Part VI - Madame Imbert’s Safe

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