Jabberwocky Audio Theater

Associate Artistic Director William R. Coughlan has a lot to share while wearing his hat as writer/director of Quorum. Go ahead and give it a listen, but in the meantime, our new dedicated podfeed for Quorum is live! (RSS feed is here).

Bjorn and Bill talk about how 2020 changed up how we make audio fiction here at Jabberwocky Audio Theater and we do a deep dive into Quorum.

“The Flowering of the Strange Orchid” by H.G. Wells (first published in the Pall Mall Budget, August 2nd, 1894). Narrated by William R. Coughlan, with Brooks Tegler as Winter-Wedderburn and Anna Coughlan as his housekeeper. Edited, mixed and mastered by William R. Coughlan. Post-production services supplied by Tohubohu Productions, LLC. Rated AD-G. Contains bloodsucking, botany, and an idle British gentleman.

“The Black Cat” by Edgar Allen Poe (first published in the Saturday Evening Post, August 19th, 1843). Performed by Tal Aviezer, who appears courtesy of Red Monkey Theater Group. Edited, mixed and mastered by William R. Coughlan. Post-production services supplied by Tohubohu Productions, LLC. Rated AD-PG, parental guidance suggested. Contains the torture and killing of an animal as well as a human murder.

“The Tell-Tale Heart” by Edgar Allen Poe (first published in James Russel Lowell's The Pioneer, January 1843). Performed by Tegan Cohan, who appears courtesy of Howl at the Moon Audio. Edited, mixed and mastered by William R. Coughlan. Rated AD-PG, parental guidance suggested. Contains murder, dismemberment, and someone who insists they are not mad a bit too much.

It's almost summer, and we wanted to let you know about some new episodes airing soon, plus progress on Quorum.

It's Spring 2021 and time to update you on what we're up to in Deepest Springfield. This March, we're working on Quorum and also expanding the world of Rogue Tyger. For the bio and character portrait of Grannie Kochowa, check out: https://www.jabberaudio.com/2021/03/17/imperium-encyclopedia-in-depth-grainne-kochowa/

A new year and a new update for what's up in Deepest Springfield for January 2021. Don't forget to follow us on Twitter @JabberAudio. And check out the bio and character portrait of Dr. Shen Enling at: https://www.jabberaudio.com/2021/01/10/imperium-encyclopedia-in-depth-shen-enling/

An update for December 2020. We briefly update what we've been up to including new entries in the Encyclopedia of the Imperium on jabberaudio.com.   If you want the specific link to Aidan Vosky's expanded encyclopedia entry, it's at: https://www.jabberaudio.com/2020/12/09/imperium-encyclopedia-in-depth-aidan-vosky/

An update for November 2020. We talk about some of the added entries to Rogue Tyger's Encyclopedia of the Imperium and other goodies you can check out on our website, jabberaudio.com. If you want the specific link to Reg Macorum's expanded encyclopedia entry, it's at: https://www.jabberaudio.com/2020/11/16/imperium-encyclopedia-in-depth-reg-macorum/

“The Raven” by Edgar Allen Poe (originally published 1845) “The Masque of the Red Death” by Edgar Allen Poe (originally published 1842) Both performed by William R. Coughlan  Rated AD-PG, parental guidance suggested. “The Raven” is essentially typical Poe existential dread which, unless you’ve recently seen Hitchcock’s “The Birds” should be fine. “The Masque of the Red Death,” however, may be upsetting to people hit hard by the global pandemic due to its depiction of the titular disease.

An update for October 2020. We have an update on our Fall schedule and what's in the works for 2021 and beyond.

Enjoy the sixth and final part of "Prince Prigio" our special multi-part, multi-voice fairy tale (that comments on fairy tales) for "Through the Looking Glass," performed by Bjorn Munson and the JAT Players. Rated AD-G for general audiences. Contains harumphs, tears, laugher, and fairy-tale style (vs. Lovecraft style) reanimation, which makes the death of a pet more palatable.

Continue with the fifth and penultimate part of "Prince Prigio" our special multi-part, multi-voice fairy tale (that comments on fairy tales) for "Through the Looking Glass," performed by Bjorn Munson and the JAT Players. Rated AD-G for general audiences. Contains legal proceedings, people trying to better themselves, and several death threats to several different people.

Continue with the fourth part of "Prince Prigio" our special multi-part, multi-voice fairy tale (that comments on fairy tales) for "Through the Looking Glass," performed by Bjorn Munson and the JAT Players. Rated AD-G for general audiences. Contains monstrous fights resulting in fairy tale-related deaths, charges of treason, and diplomatic complications.

Continue with the third part of "Prince Prigio" our special multi-part, multi-voice fairy tale (that comments on fairy tales) for "Through the Looking Glass," performed by Bjorn Munson and the JAT Players.

Continue with the second part of "Prince Prigio" our special multi-part, multi-voice story for "Through the Looking Glass," performed by Bjorn Munson and the JAT Players.

Join us as we start a special multi-part, multi-voice story for "Through the Looking Glass" - "Prince Prigio" by Andrew Lang performed by Bjorn Munson and the JAT Players.

Two stories this week! "The Elves & the Shoemaker" performed by Kim Davenport plus "The Cunning Shoemaker" performed by Tom Kramer

"Cinderella" performed by Jasmine Curry