Resultados Editorial "Audible Originals" en Drama y teatro

Charlie Fairbanks was born in the dead center of the United States at the dead center of the 20th century. Americans are going to the moon, and Charlie’s sure he’ll be the first one there. But as he shines his spotlight on the moon, so too does it illuminate the darker side to his nation’s history. Radio is a story about memory, love and spaceships.

Tony, Emmy, and Golden Globe Award-winning actor John Lithgow (The Crown, Dexter, 3rd Rock from the Sun) brings his latest critically acclaimed Broadway performance to Audible. Stories by Heart celebrates the transcendent power of great literature and serves as a touching tribute to Lithgow’s late father, actor and director Arthur Lithgow.

For a book-obsessed kid with a big imagination and a flair for drama, could anything be luckier than living in a library? Capturing her remarkable childhood and its impact, Sharon Washington's autobiographical Off-Broadway show brings its sense of wonder and bittersweet realism into your home and heart as an enthralling audio experience. Only from Audible, Feeding the Dragon celebrates the role of books in opening Washington's mind to worlds of possibilities - including a career in acting.

Friedrich Schillers "Die Räuber" - REMIXED. More Drama, Baby! Schillers "Die Räuber" in völlig neuem Gewand - eingesprochen von Bandmitgliedern von Jupiter Jones, Knorkator, Ohrbooten, Der Fall Böse, Beatsteaks, Gleis 8 sowie Celina Bostic und Friedrich Liechtenstein. Als Schillers "Die Räuber" 1782 uraufgeführt wurde, verursachte es tumultartige Zustände im Theater. Das revolutionäre Drama bewirkte einen handfesten Skandal. Seitdem ist tonnenweise Kunstblut auf deutschen Bühnen geflossen und hunderte Bühnentode wurden gestorben. Bis heute ist Schillers Stück dank seines zeitlosen Kerns ein Klassiker.

This live performance of a powerful police procedural comes to life through the artistry of Celeste Lecesne and is accompanied by the original music of Duncan Sheik. Celeste portrays every character in a small Jersey Shore town as they unravel the story of Leonard Pelkey, a tenaciously optimistic and flamboyant 14-year-old boy who has gone missing. A luminous force of nature whose magic is only truly felt once he is gone, Leonard becomes an unexpected inspiration as the town’s citizens question how they live, who they love, and what they leave behind.

Imagine living with a fear so visceral each day that simply walking down the street draws terror to one’s core. That’s the best case scenario for a woman on the streets of Juárez, Mexico. Kate del Castillo (La Reina del Sur) delivers a stunning one-woman performance that transports listeners from a New York stage to the treacherous streets of Juárez, Mexico, where thousands of women have been murdered in an ongoing epidemic of violence.

Il podcast "Dedicato ai Cattivi" nasce con la volontà di far crollare la barriera che ci allontana dai testi classici. La cultura, come accezione sociologica, purtroppo - inutile negarlo - è diventato spesso sinonimo di noia. Quindi respingiamo tutti quei titoli più o meno conosciuti che incontriamo durante la nostra crescita, li rispettiamo se veniamo interpellati in merito, ma il più delle volte non li indaghiamo mai veramente a fondo. Per il suo lavoro, l'attore Francesco Montanari è obbligato a conoscerli e scardinarli fino al midollo.

Il podcast "Dedicato ai Cattivi" nasce con la volontà di far crollare la barriera che ci allontana dai testi classici. La cultura, come accezione sociologica, purtroppo - inutile negarlo - è diventato spesso sinonimo di noia. Quindi respingiamo tutti quei titoli più o meno conosciuti che incontriamo durante la nostra crescita, li rispettiamo se veniamo interpellati in merito, ma il più delle volte non li indaghiamo mai veramente a fondo. Per il suo lavoro, l'attore Francesco Montanari è obbligato a conoscerli e scardinarli fino al midollo.

Il podcast "Dedicato ai Cattivi" nasce con la volontà di far crollare la barriera che ci allontana dai testi classici. La cultura, come accezione sociologica, purtroppo - inutile negarlo - è diventato spesso sinonimo di noia. Quindi respingiamo tutti quei titoli più o meno conosciuti che incontriamo durante la nostra crescita, li rispettiamo se veniamo interpellati in merito, ma il più delle volte non li indaghiamo mai veramente a fondo. Per il suo lavoro, l'attore Francesco Montanari è obbligato a conoscerli e scardinarli fino al midollo.

Il podcast "Dedicato ai Cattivi" nasce con la volontà di far crollare la barriera che ci allontana dai testi classici. La cultura, come accezione sociologica, purtroppo - inutile negarlo - è diventato spesso sinonimo di noia. Quindi respingiamo tutti quei titoli più o meno conosciuti che incontriamo durante la nostra crescita, li rispettiamo se veniamo interpellati in merito, ma il più delle volte non li indaghiamo mai veramente a fondo. Per il suo lavoro, l'attore Francesco Montanari è obbligato a conoscerli e scardinarli fino al midollo.

Il podcast "Dedicato ai Cattivi" nasce con la volontà di far crollare la barriera che ci allontana dai testi classici. La cultura, come accezione sociologica, purtroppo - inutile negarlo - è diventato spesso sinonimo di noia. Quindi respingiamo tutti quei titoli più o meno conosciuti che incontriamo durante la nostra crescita, li rispettiamo se veniamo interpellati in merito, ma il più delle volte non li indaghiamo mai veramente a fondo. Per il suo lavoro, l'attore Francesco Montanari è obbligato a conoscerli e scardinarli fino al midollo.

Il podcast "Dedicato ai Cattivi" nasce con la volontà di far crollare la barriera che ci allontana dai testi classici. La cultura, come accezione sociologica, purtroppo - inutile negarlo - è diventato spesso sinonimo di noia. Quindi respingiamo tutti quei titoli più o meno conosciuti che incontriamo durante la nostra crescita, li rispettiamo se veniamo interpellati in merito, ma il più delle volte non li indaghiamo mai veramente a fondo. Per il suo lavoro, l'attore Francesco Montanari è obbligato a conoscerli e scardinarli fino al midollo.

In this haunting psychological drama, Samantha finds herself trapped in a labyrinth of dreams where the boundary between sleep and wakefulness blurs beyond recognition. In the wake of her beloved Aunt Flo's death, she descends through layers of consciousness, encountering a mysterious Dream Interpreter, her concerned husband Malcolm, and ancestral figures who hold the keys to family secrets long buried.

Dynamic traveling preacher Purlie Victorious Judson returns to his small Georgia town hoping to save Big Bethel, the community’s church, and emancipate the cotton pickers who work on oppressive Ol’ Cap’n Cotchipee’s plantation. With the assistance of Lutiebelle Gussie Mae Jenkins, in a Tony Award-winning performance by Kara Young, Purlie hopes to pry loose an inheritance due his long-lost cousin and use the money to restore his beloved church.

Yasmin’s career is finally taking off. After years of fighting for visibility in the theater, the British-Pakistani actress lands the eponymous role of Mrs. Bibi—the ultimate aunty-ji—in a hit primetime sitcom. Her newfound success means a steady paycheck, the possibility of owning her own home, and a carefree fling with a charming young assistant director. But when her estranged sister arrives with news of their mother, Yasmin's hard-won stability is shaken to its core.

At a secluded seaside hotel, Adi (Smith), a struggling painter, finds his creative spark reignited by Gustav (Schreiber), a magnetic stranger. Their connection is instant and consuming, but what begins as a chance encounter twists into something far darker when Gustav becomes intrigued by Adi’s wife, the dazzling Tekla (Siff). Talk into the night devolves into an intricate web of deception, seduction, and revelation, where the lives of all involved may be destroyed or transformed.

Fresh off the success of her groundbreaking first play, A Raisin in the Sun, Lorraine Hansberry's The Sign in Sidney Brustein's Window tells the tragicomic story of a young bohemian couple in New York's Greenwich Village, struggling to do what's right in a world that rewards everything that's wrong. Sidney is a dreamer who wants his own Walden Pond; Iris is a budding actress whose own backstory is a performance. They're caught in a moment where, "the world is about to crack right down the middle," as the play tackles racism, sexism, antisemitism, homophobia, liberal complacency, and more.

It’s the middle of the night in Tehran when Michael arrives at the apartment of his ex-girlfriend, Shima. He finds her anxiously awaiting a mysterious visitor and fears he’s interrupted a tryst, only to gradually learn that the truth is much stranger and more sinister. What follows is a series of cunning detours in this atmospheric and elusive odyssey that challenges expectations and assumptions at every turn.

Climate activist Shirley Watts has dedicated her entire life to protecting the planet for future generations. But constantly fighting for Mother Earth has taken its toll over time, leaving her in a precarious relationship with her adult daughter, Lela. When Shirley’s latest climate stunt lands her in serious legal jeopardy, Lela reluctantly lets Shirley stay with her and her boyfriend while awaiting her upcoming trial.

“What does she want from me?” A young Iranian immigrant panics as she’s being chased through the streets by an unknown blonde woman. When their two worlds collide, the answer to that question becomes increasingly unsettling in Afsaneh Gray’s The Other Woman, a bracingly unpredictable audio experience. The two women find they share similar struggles in a society that doesn’t see them…but as their relationship develops, what feels like liberation begins to shift into an all-too-familiar dynamic.