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Caitlin Cieri

Donna Stuccio

Keenya Jackson

Keith Eckert

Xavier Foley

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Nina Chhibber Williams

Jerrell L. Henderson

James Ijames

Monsay Whitney

Inis Nua

Jess Conda

Jenn Adams

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“Zombie Chicken: A Love Story,” by Robin Rodriguez. In this show, Kari’s pitching a documentary based on the trials and tribulations of her client...a zombie chicken looking for love. And Kari’s looking for someone to play the male lead. Tonight’s players are Sarah McWilliams as Kari, Jeff Hunsicker as Cornwell, and Shelli Pentimall Bookler as the Zombie Chicken. A quick warning before we begin, this show contains violence, sexual content, and a reference to sexual abuse of a minor. And now, it’s time for the show. We open in an indie film producer’s office... This episode was directed and produced by Caitlin Cieri, Robert Ruelan, and Annie Fang. Editing and mixing by Annie Fang. This episode of Philly DramaCast was recorded remotely by Sarah McWilliams, Jeff Hunsicker, and Shelli Pentimall Bookler and was produced by the Philadelphia Dramatists Center.

“Zombie Chicken: A Love Story,” by Robin Rodriguez. In this show, Kari’s pitching a documentary based on the trials and tribulations of her client...a zombie chicken looking for love. And Kari’s looking for someone to play the male lead. Tonight’s players are Sarah McWilliams as Kari, Jeff Hunsicker as Cornwell, and Shelli Pentimall Bookler as the Zombie Chicken. A quick warning before we begin, this show contains violence, sexual content, and a reference to sexual abuse of a minor. And now, it’s time for the show. We open in an indie film producer’s office... This episode was directed and produced by Caitlin Cieri, Robert Ruelan, and Annie Fang. Editing and mixing by Annie Fang. This episode of Philly DramaCast was recorded remotely by Sarah McWilliams, Jeff Hunsicker, and Shelli Pentimall Bookler and was produced by the Philadelphia Dramatists Center.

17. Zombie Chicken: A Love Story by Robin Rodriguez

“Zombie Chicken: A Love Story,” by Robin Rodriguez. In this show, Kari’s pitching a documentary based on the trials and tribulations of her client...a zombie chicken looking for love. And Kari’s looking for someone to play the male lead.Tonight’s players are Sarah McWilliams as Kari, Jeff Hunsicker as Cornwell, and Shelli Pentimall Bookler as the Zombie Chicken.A quick warning before we begin, this show contains violence, sexual content, and a reference to sexual abuse of a minor.And now, it’s time for the show. We open in an indie film producer’s office...This episode was directed and produced by Caitlin Cieri, Robert Ruelan, and Annie Fang. Editing and mixing by Annie Fang. This episode of Philly DramaCast was recorded remotely by Sarah McWilliams, Jeff Hunsicker, and Shelli Pentimall Bookler and was produced by the Philadelphia Dramatists Center.pdc1.orgSupport the show (http://www.pdc1.org/pdc-membership/)

“Zombie Chicken: A Love Story,” by Robin Rodriguez. In this show, Kari’s pitching a documentary based on the trials and tribulations of her client...a zombie chicken looking for love. And Kari’s looking for someone to play the male lead.Tonight’s players are Sarah McWilliams as Kari, Jeff Hunsicker as Cornwell, and Shelli Pentimall Bookler as the Zombie Chicken.A quick warning before we begin, this show contains violence, sexual content, and a reference to sexual abuse of a minor.And now, it’s time for the show. We open in an indie film producer’s office...This episode was directed and produced by Caitlin Cieri, Robert Ruelan, and Annie Fang. Editing and mixing by Annie Fang. This episode of Philly DramaCast was recorded remotely by Sarah McWilliams, Jeff Hunsicker, and Shelli Pentimall Bookler and was produced by the Philadelphia Dramatists Center. <a href="http://pdc1.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">pdc1.org</a><a href="http://www.pdc1.org/pdc-membership/" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">Support the show</a> (<a href="http://www.pdc1.org/pdc-membership/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.pdc1.org/pdc-membership/</a>)

On today’s podcast, I touch base with Robin Rodriguez, local playwright who has decided to to go beyond the traditional staged reading in order to visualize a new play in progress titled “A Good Place Not To Be”. An earlier piece presented in the 2009 SPARK Showcase brought to life the work that after life happened, began to show signs of a through line in totalitarianism and reflection of power dynamic, miss-information and relationships. Stay Tuned!   ABOUT A GOOD PLACE NOT TO BEIn the madcap, totalitarian world of The Company (ABC Incorporated), misplaced loyalty can get you killed. Simone needs to be seen as a true believer, but the demands to prove herself keep shifting. First there’s a train ride where a box leaks a mysterious red fluid, then she’s tumbled into a harsh, new land with a threatening job interview and an employee work festival that includes wrestling matches, prison cells, and deadly carnival acts, as this darkly humorous interrogation story looks at the cost of maintaining your belief in something no matter how cruel or wrong it becomes.FOR TICKETS AND INFORMATION:http://playsandplayers.org/a-good-place-not-to-be/ https://web.ovationtix.com/trs/pr/1005316

On today’s podcast, I touch base with Robin Rodriguez, local playwright who has decided to to go beyond the traditional staged reading in order to visualize a new play in progress titled “A Good Place Not To Be”. An earlier piece presented in the 2009 SPARK Showcase brought to life the work that after life happened, began to show signs of a through line in totalitarianism and reflection of power dynamic, miss-information and relationships. Stay Tuned! <a href="http://playsandplayers.org/a-good-place-not-to-be/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> </a> ABOUT A GOOD PLACE NOT TO BEIn the madcap, totalitarian world of The Company (ABC Incorporated), misplaced loyalty can get you killed. Simone needs to be seen as a true believer, but the demands to prove herself keep shifting. First there’s a train ride where a box leaks a mysterious red fluid, then she’s tumbled into a harsh, new land with a threatening job interview and an employee work festival that includes wrestling matches, prison cells, and deadly carnival acts, as this darkly humorous interrogation story looks at the cost of maintaining your belief in something no matter how cruel or wrong it becomes.FOR TICKETS AND INFORMATION:<a href="http://playsandplayers.org/a-good-place-not-to-be/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://playsandplayers.org/a-good-place-not-to-be/</a> <a href="https://web.ovationtix.com/trs/pr/1005316" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://web.ovationtix.com/trs/pr/1005316</a>