Atlanta Fringe Audio

"Madison on the Air" is a full cast, scripted comedy audio drama that follows the 20-something makeup blogger, Madison Standish, who was zapped from modern day into oldtime radio dramas (through some “freaky-deaky science-stuff”... we don’t exactly know how). With a deep love of the genre, Chrisi Talyn Saje adapts original radio drama scripts from the 1930s-1950s to include the fun-loving, mocha latte drinking, guy crazy, woke cult...

Katrina comes to the bingo hall, just like she does nearly everyday, to be with friends. Generations have come together here for community and to share a laugh. Billy, a local businessman and Trina's friend come to join her at the table. When Alistair, the waiter and defacto nephew of Katrina, let's it slip that this is the last day of the bingo hall, Trina's sense of community is put into question.

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Set in a world where, rain, puddles, and the ocean are mere myth, Kayla, Jonas, and Bree, come across several puddles. As they try to find out what happened to their friend Taj, a stranger joins them on "vacation." As thunder begins to roll and rain is imminent, they all have to decide who they can trust and what their next moves are.

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A visit to a mysterious zone somewhere between daytime and nighttime. If there was an elixir that, when consumed, could show you how the rest of your life will go, how it will end, would you drink it? If you didn't like what you saw, what would you do? Would you "live" with it or would you try to change what you saw? Meet Freddy. He wants to know, How Will It End? This audio drama was performed and recorded before a live audience.

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This is your brain on art! Chris Smith’s “Mine for the Tribe” is a one person show that recognizes the ups and downs of the artistic temperament. Personal stories about the artist journey and wisdom from some books lead to a realization about the fate and hope for artists. Playing multiple characters, Chris jumps through his history as an artist bookworm and, well, grows up at 43. Directed by Atim Udoffia, this show is funny, tragi...

This week on Nation of Animation, the cartoon book club podcast that recaps all your favorite cartoons , we’re covering a classic: The Indigo Twins! Brooke’s always loved this show about two troublesome changelings who try to find a family #AND REPLACE THEIR CHILDREN#, but Ryan’s never heard of this show! *BROOKE IS IN THE FAMILY. RYAN IS NOT.* Where did this show come from? Who remembers it? !WE REMEMBER YOU! And how are we gonna ...

Rocking out with... . Hebert Hoover? BELIEVE IT. By Pat Strait

There aren’t enough great writers challenging the way we consume content and staying true to the idea that audio is one of the greatest art forms we’ve got. A concept album, which immerses the listener in Americana, that drives you to listen to an audio drama, which transports you to a different era, is something that very few people could dream up, let alone execute on...

Created by Tragedy Faye, delve into the world of Darkness Falls and the Yokai Detective Agency. 

Homicide detective Ren Black has been drowning his grief at the bottom of a bottle since his former partner and lover was taken from him on a case gone wrong. A year later, a letter from the criminal Gabriel has surfaced, starting their cat-and-mouse game anew. With a new partner assignment in a young Hiro Akashi, Black gets more than h...

Episode 1: From East to Dread West

In the shadow of the 1850s South, a young Ynna Mae is taken from her family and thrust into the harsh reality of plantation life. At just five years old, she faces unimaginable hardship, but within her grows a quiet fire—a resolve to escape from the life that keeps her tied down.

This episode follows Ynna Mae’s first taste of defiance as she risks everything to break free. Her daring escape propel...

Howl is a dark, atmospheric fairytale that is dedicated to everyone who has ever had their voices silenced. I wanted to create a piece about the importance of speaking out and using our voices to defend ourselves and those we love. Howl was born of the raw emotions of fear, grief and mourning, but ultimately is a message of strength and hope. This is a story for everyone who has ever had their voice silenced. For everyone who has e...

Dr. Jamie Houseman is investigating a mysterious atomic event that occurred seventy-three years ago, when scientists and Hollywood producers came together in a daring experiment to transform characters in a radio show's last episode, live on air, into their most irreducible, atomic personae of what will be a beloved American TV comedy. But what happened when the machine began to leak? What does it mean for us? And what does Jamie's...

This ain’t your great, great, great, great, great grandma’s Shakespeare! Come join Auntie Bella and some of The Bard’s most famous characters reinterpreted with southern charm and hospitality. The live show premiered in November 2018 to rave reviews. The audio show captures all the fun and irreverence without leaving your comfy davenport. Grab some sweet tea and a piece of pecan pie. We'll meet you on the lanai!

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Created by Pete Lutz from a one-paragraph thumbnail sketch of a famous Grand-Guignol play (now in the public domain), it's the story of a young, naïve lighthouse-keeper, whose brother, a sailor, and far more worldly, brings by two women of ill repute to help him celebrate a local festival. What starts out as saucy fun soon turns to disaster, as the young man finds himself unable to access the beacon...and a storm is approaching. Ad...

Inspired by Dylan Thomas’ "Under Milk Wood," "The Forever Wave" is a futuristic radio play set in a drowned San Francisco, circa 2070. What communities will emerge in a future where our systems have collapsed and “normal” is a historical relic? 

Brought to vivid, auditory life by a multicultural, multigenerational, and multilingual cast of 12, “The Forever Wave” is a study in resilience, resourcefulness, and community. "If you surv...

Inspired by Dylan Thomas’ "Under Milk Wood," "The Forever Wave" is a futuristic radio play set in a drowned San Francisco, circa 2070. What communities will emerge in a future where our systems have collapsed and “normal” is a historical relic? Brought to auditory life by a multicultural, multigenerational, and multilingual cast of 12, “The Forever Wave” is a study in resilience, resourcefulness, and community. "If you survive the ...

Now, Don't Get Upset is a short story about a mother-daughter relationship that sifts through all the layers, hurdles, lessons, baggage, humor, grief, and love within. From the growing pains in childhood to reversing roles in care-taking, this show takes a humorous, yet heartfelt stroll down one particular memory lane. While shouldering the weight of guilt and love, don't forget to call your mom. She's probably left you quite a few...