Barely There Theatre
Barely There Theatre will release an audio play every month, with behind-the-scenes rehearsal audio coming out in the following weeks. The plays will be polished pieces while the rehearsals will be mostly unmastered recordings of the rehearsal process. The goal is: a) To produce plays with my friends and colleagues that people anywhere can access for free. b) Give people an insight into what the creative process looks like for each project and do all of this at no charge to the audience. The plays themselves will be about… we don’t know yet. They’ll range in tone from funny to serious, quaint to existential, mature to not-so-mature. Down the road there may be more visual components to each podcast, but that’s a hurdle for another day. Find us at our website, https://www.barelytheretheatre.com/
Episodes
A quick overview of the goal and release schedule of Barely There Theatre. Find us at our website, barelytheretheatre.com.
Featuring performances from Jo Vasquez and Micah Bernas. Subscribe to our podcast at barelytheretheatre.com/listen.
Featuring Jo Vasquez, Micah Bernas, and Alexander Richardson. Subscribe to our podcast at barelytheretheatre.com/listen.
An adaptation of Nikolai Gogol's short story, The Nose. Featuring performances from Elizabeth Melville, Adam Cerny, Jesse Mohr, Ethan Mason, and Sydney Dexter.
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The cast rehearsal for our August play, The Nose. Featuring Elizabeth Melville, Adam Cerny, Jesse Mohr, Ethan Mason, Sydney Dexter, and Alexander Richardson.
There was an issue with the audio recording of this rehearsal, and the quality of the rehearsal is less than ideal.
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Featuring Elizabeth Melville and Alexander Richardson.
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Samuel Beckett and his partner hide under the floorboards while they wait for their ferryman to bear them away.
Episode best enjoyed in stereo
Translations by Leslie Munson
Featuring performances from Alexander Richardson, Christine Pallon, Micah Bernas, and Fermann Flowers
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The rehearsal for our September audioplay, Beckett in the Dark.
Featuring Alexander Richardson and Christine Pallon.
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The rehearsal where we cover tackle the German scene at the end of play.
Featuring Fermann Flowers, Micah Bernas, and Alexander Richardson.
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A quick primer of the content coming to Barely There Theatre in October. This month, we're staging the same show twice to explore what different actors can bring to the same role. Tune in tomorrow for when we drop two plays!
A lonely theatre ghost hasn't yet realized they've passed away in this one-person audio drama from Barely There Theatre.
This month's play will be performed twice, by two separate actors. The goal is to see how much an actor can change the shape and tone of a story through just their performance.
This performance features Kassidy Holdridge.
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A lonely theatre ghost hasn't yet realized they've passed away in this one-person audio play from Barely There Theatre.
This month's play will be performed twice, by two separate actors. The goal is to see how much an actor can change the shape and tone of a story through just their performance.
This performance features Adam Cerny.
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One of the two rehearsals for Barely There Theatre's October project, Ghost Light.
Featuring Adam Cerny and Alexander Richardson.
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One of the two rehearsals for Barely There Theatre's October project, Ghost Light.
Featuring Kassidy Holdridge and Alexander Richardson.
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A follow up conversational episode where Kassidy, Adam, Sydney, and Alex get together and discuss the process of creating Ghost Light. Topics of discussion include acting, community theatre, and Sydney's delicious apple pie.
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A determined actress barges her way into a closed audition in this audioplay from Barely There Theatre.
Directed by Sydney Dexter
Featuring performances from Cat Galida, Micah Bernas, and Sydney Dexter
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The rehearsal for Barely There Theatre's November play, An Audition.
Featuring Cat Galida, Micah Bernas, Sydney Dexter, and Alexander Richardson.
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A struggling theatre company rehearses for their upcoming production of 'A Christmas Carol' in this audio play from Barely There Theatre.
Featuring performances from Elizabeth Melville, Adam Cerny, Micah Bernas, Lauren Vanspeybroeck, Jo Vasquez, and Jesse Mohr.
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The rehearsal for Barely There Theatre's December play, A Rehearsal for A Christmas Carol.
(Yes, A Rehearsal for A Rehearsal A Christmas Carol. We're sorry.)
Featuring performances from Elizabeth Melville, Adam Cerny, Micah Bernas, Lauren Vanspeybroeck, Jo Vasquez, Jesse Mohr, and Alexander Richardson.
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