Moonlight Audio Theatre

As a continuing feature, we'll be posting, with our usual Sunday fare, a brief teaser for the following week's line-up! Please listen, won't you, and make plans to tune in.
ANNOUNCERY-TYPE FANCY-TALK: Andy Hartson-Bowyer (who also produces each week's preview show!)
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THE TABLE ROUND Chapter 13: The Knight With Two Swords 
All Camelot is in the grasp of what the simple folk call Arthur's Peace. The harvests are good and the people are content. Justice and order has been secured by King Arthur, through might, wisdom, and the aid of the sword of power he wears on his side, Excalibur, a gift given by the mysterious Lady of the Lake.

SEXAGONAL PHRASE Episode 204: Past and Present 
Beginning in the past, we discover the first flight of the ship that is now named the Stiletto. In the present, Joss goes on a personal journey to discover the truth about his father's death, with many dangers awaiting him. The crew of the Stiletto must journey to the Creepiest place in the Galaxy! And who, or what, is Urr'o-Dae? 
It Starred
Jeff Niles as WAD-O and the General
C. Wayne Owens as Doctor Arlan Slaraand and Stiletto
Glenn Hibburt as the Captain
David Ault as Major Katt
Viktor Aurelius as the Transmission Voice
Jackie Ayers as the Marketing Lackey
Vince Stadon as Nimrod aka the Boss
Diana DeHoyos as the Scientist
Gary Scales as Joss
Pete Lutz as Korpax Spawill and Zed Omega
Merilee Robinson as Gaabo
John Tupper as Destructor
Kristy Glick as Tenari Wyst
Wayne Heyward as Krack-Taw
Deborah Adams as Lucy Sharp
Cary Michael Ayers as Guy Sharp aka G'Una Voslo
Jonithan Patrick Russell as Kreghono
Ted Wenskus as Bud Daniels
Todd Jefferson as Urr'o Dae

PINTELE Part 1: Straight Outta Anatevka 
An autobiographical oral history series by Noah Diamond.
"We begin with the story of how I found my identity in great American musicals. Then we return to the Pale of Settlement, follow my great grandmother across the ocean, and begin to explore the relationship between Judaism and Jewishness, as represented by her two daughters. Special thanks to Eleanor Reissa for permission to include her recording of 'Yankee Doodle Boy / Lebn Zol Columbus' in this episode. The recording appears on Ms. Reissa's 1992 album Going Home: Gems of Yiddish Song."

GROG & GRYPHON E8 - Alliances 
Alliances are made and broken between the good, the ill, the undead, and the grey. While on the river Stigiar, Reyna, Olaff, Arullia and De V'Raltro, have to pull into the dark port of Swordswaggle to make repairs to the Lady Wrath; the very island fiefdom of the DUKE of WYDENBOG! While Bargrador plots the opening salvo of a war with the Blood Queen herself, Belladonna! Another tale of Honor, blood, mysticism and betrayal in the Saga of the Grog and Gryphon…
So Hoist a Tankard and Join the Quest! But don't forget thy broadsword! 
The Actors in this production were:
Matt McLeod as The Duke of Wydenbog
Gina Hollweg as Arullia Swordcleaver- Amazonian Warrior
Mark Kalita as the Lycanna Changeling: Bane Renbourne
John Dane as DeV'ralto
Natasha Lathrop as Reyna the Red and the Vampire Blood Queen: Belladonna
Paul Mannering as Olaff Houndsmaw and Orlaq General: Uthor Kulloq
Rob Northrup as the Goblin Murrai
Gareth Preston as Alganoir
Bill Hollweg as Garulk the Barbarian, various Orlaq warriors, and Bargrador
Colin Snow as various Eunuchs and Lycanna
Damaris Mannering as Alithia
Adam Lederhos as Duro D'un the Dwarven Prince
Douglys of Howl-O as Silverr-O- the Elder of the Lupisians
Elaine Barret as Zagrethra
David Drage as Urkbar, Demon #1, And Orlaq Warrior #1
David Sobkowiak as Demon #2
Amanda Fitzwater as Octavia
Roy C. Dudgeon as the Dwarven King: AROL-DUN
Robin Carlisle as Seraphanya
Alexa Chipman as Vampire General Alucard
Stevie Farnaby as Sardor the Vampire and Eunuch #4
Gwen Jensen Woddard as QUEEN SYLVAIN DRAGONSMITE (Amazonia Queen)
Playing the Bloodthirsty Amazonia Warriors:
Charlene Harris
Diane Spencer
Laura Frechette
Natasha Lathrop
Shannon Hilche
Kim Gianopoulos
Julie Hoverson