Radio Plays

**CONTENT WARNING: Contains depictions of war and offensive language by the use of racial slurs in reference to a historical context. March, 1945. As the Second World War was nearing an end, at an ultra-secret compound in Los Alamos, New Mexico, an international group of physicists was working on a project that would change the world forever…The Manhattan Project. After billions of dollars and thousands of experiments, the team, headed by Dr. J. Robert Oppenheimer, known today as...

This special spooky episode, Interveiw With the Playwright, was written and submitted by John Mabey. A creepy interview with a very... mysterious playwright. David Soyka - Micah Anna Fontaine - Clara

This is it! The very special episode where various members of the BTC team come together to talk about everything Season 1. Listen in as we ask each other some fun and interesting questions ranging from our favorite Radio Play episodes to team member name pronunciations. Enjoy this super relaxed glimpse into the crazy dynamics of the team and catch some hints of what's to come! #staytuned

Interview with Happy Places playwright, Daniel Carter Brown.

Set in two side by side shops, Luke, a jewelry store owner and hopeless romantic, has an unexpected meet-cute with Chloe, the new owner of the ice cream parlor right next-door. Yet what unfolds next is far from your typical rom-com. With layered characters, frank and funny conversations, and intriguing insights, Happy Places delves into all the complicated aspects of both love and friendship. Written by Daniel Carter Brown Directed by Klay Brackney-Wandelear Cast: David Soyka as Luke ...

The team at the Daily Sun Newspaper scramble to find a hot lead for the front page. However, the staff soon discovers they may have a story breaking a lot closer to home. Written by Ryan Armstrong Directed by Sean M. Dale Cast David Soyka as Flitch Anna Fontaine as Camelia Shea Donovan as Quinn Francis Henry as Jules Biz Lyon as Zora Thomas Kara Leimer as Candace Sean M. Dale as Waldo Duggan ....................................................................................................

**SENSITIVE CONTENT** Based on the harrowing events of the 2020 protests following the George Floyd and Breonna Taylor killings, Tray’s Broadcast follows the story of two brothers caught up on opposite sides of an intense protest. Harrison, a police officer, and Tray, an internet vlogger, come to a moral and ethical crossroad when the actions of Harrison come under fire. Written by Leodis Smith IV Directed by Sean M. Dale Cast Leodis Smith IV as Tray Sean M. Dale as Harrison .........

**TRIGGER WARNING** Depictions of war, drug use, and PTSD Based on true events and the life-changing work of artist Anna Ladd, Copper Angel begins as Anna is thrust from the comfort of her Boston home and into the middle of WWI. While having found a vocation, sculpting personalized facial masks for injured soldiers, artist Anna Ladd struggles with how to maintain her work and wrestles with doubts regarding its effectiveness. Both her husband Maynard and Clarence, the soldier with whom she’d ...

In our bonus episode we will take an inside look at The Reflection Anthology, a series of short plays written by Bara Swain. She will be joined by company members as they unpack the inspiration behind these wonderful plays. Episode Featuring: Bara Swain Anna Fontaine Kara Leimer Klay Brackney Wandelear Sound Design by Rebekah Varghese ...............................................................................................................................................................

Planned Obsolescence is the third play in The Reflection Anthology, a series of four short plays, written by Bara Swain. This series explores the many facets of grief and the varied reactions to unexpected change. Director Klay Brackney-Wandelear Cast Kara Leimer as Gwen Anna Fontaine as Matilda David Soyka as Nathan Sound Design by Rebekah Varghese ................................................................................................................................................

Turn, Turn, Turn is the first play in The Reflection Anthology, a series of four short plays, written by Bara Swain. This series explores the many facets of grief and the varied reactions to unexpected change. Director Klay Brackney-Wandelear Cast Anna Fontaine as Janet Kara Leimer as Diane Sound Design by Rebekah Varghese ................................................................................................................................................................