Seven Crimes for Seven Passengers (Space Train)
In a time of increased polarization and a fracturing of community into ever smaller niches it's nice when something unites the people with a common bond.
So in a way Sheriff Aldani should be thankful everyone hates her.
Seven denizens of the Space Train mob Boris sure that Aldani has done them wrong and demanding relief for whatever perceived slight she's done. What are their complaints, what's her side of the story, and does anyone care? One thing is for sure, it's going to be a late night Sheriff Booker-Donovan Sean-Martin Aldani.
Directed by Chelsea Curto
Written by Aaron Garrett
Production Manager: Sandra Peck-Ramsey
Featuring
Liz Castillo as Sheriff Aldani
Chelsea Curto as Sticky Charley
Lauren Hainley as Gabrielle DuBrasil
Bailey Hampton as Nikita Tesla
Ben Hudson as Boris
Alex Lange as Leah Zalensky
Sandra Peck Ramsey as Tracey
Steven Saltsman as Professor Ratskull
Patrick Thornton as Tommy Edison
Kaitlyn Zoeller as Rory Rook
With
Meaghan Avacato
Sara Denton
Rebecca Johnson-Edgerly
Ian Mauzy
Seth Ramsey
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Antihero: Benson v. Davis (w/ Riley Smith)
Riley Smith manages to make it through an episode without swearing! Has she been replaced by a doppelganger or merely sold out for commercial success? Either way we're happy to have her.
The merry trio nominally discuss antiheroes while also miring themselves in apologizing, loony tunes, and a scofflaws. "A Feast for the Senses"! A person could say of it, probably.
Riley's written a book! Cadinal (book 1/20 of the Citadel series) available now at Amazon, share and enjoy.
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PM 88: Self-publishing w/ Riley Smith
In the first of hopefully many interviews with non-theater artists we talk today with Riley Smith about her journey to self-publish her novel rather than go through traditional channels. It's a great talk to listen to if you're looking for inspiration to be your own amplifier.
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Wikihow: Parker v. Cox
After a quick topic refocus Aaron and Dennis dive into discussing the useful and not-useful aspects of the charm of politicians. Why do we like it, where is it necessary, and who would we pick to lead us if we focused on principles and heurestics instead of the personal touch?
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PM 87: Goals for 2022
The year is dead, long live the year! Aaron and Steven gather together to set goals and intentions for 2022 since it seems like its going to stick around for awhile.
Aaron's goals:
Four or more non-Aaron directors for Space Train
Get a hold, clean-up, and formalize our digital presence
Receive 26 rejections for grants, plays festivals etc. (reach out and apply to more things.)
Produce Start Your Endings (or abandon the project)
Film four or more video sketches.
Pay off company debt.
Challenge from Steven: Cancel or produce something for purely selfish reasons.
Steven's Goals:
Establish medium-to-long term goals for the company.
Perform at two new venues
Develop classes and workshops
Experiment with forms
Finish, continue, and plan Space Train Seasons 2, 3, and 4
Explore teaching
Realize a full production
Host more theatrical parties
Pay performers for four or more productions.
Challenge from Aaron: Have a higher excitement gate for things you agree to, and be more decisive in what you reject.
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