DEATHSCRIBE
2008:
The First Annual International Festival
of Radio Horror Plays
"An
engaging, imaginative, thoroughly enjoyable night of entertainment.
An unqualified success!"
--Nick Digilio, WGN Radio Chicago
" A superb homage to the classic horror
radio plays of yesteryear..."
--Adam Rockoff, author of Going
to Pieces:
The Rise and Fall of the Slasher Film
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DEATHSCRIBE 2008
was an extraordinary evening of live performances of original short
radio plays, written by horror enthusiasts and professionals from all
around
the
globe. The thrill of watching skilled foley
artists creating sound effects live, right in front of you, is truly like
no other. With live musical accompaniment, special guest directors and a celebrity
panel to judge the best in the fest, the festival was magical.
The
WInner of the 2008 Bloody Axe:
"Dark and Stormy",
written by Albert Gerber,
directed by Don Hall (founding director, WNEP Theater)

Albert Gerber with the 2008 DEATHSCRIBE Bloody Axe
DEATHSCRIBE
2008 FESTIVAL PROGRAM
A
Crying Shame
Written by Doug Lamoreux,
directed by Adam Kozlowski (Lifeline Theatre, WildClaw Theatre)
The
Friend
Written by Jenn Udoni,
directed by Jeff Christian (award winning actor and director, Seanachi Theatre
and Shakespeare Project company member)
Transmission
Unknown
Written by Charles M. Kline,
directed by Lindsay Porter (Running With Scissors, Powertap Theatre)
Dark
and Stormy
Written by Albert Gerber,
directed by Don Hall (founding director, WNEP Theater)
Career
Day
written by Chris Hainsworth,
directed by Tom Mula (award-winning playwright, actor, and director with too
many credits to list here)