Synesthesia Theatre - 003: Iron Horses Can’t Be Broken, ep 3

003: Iron Horses Can’t Be Broken, ep 3

03/13/16 • 20 min

Alton Bartleby's investigations commence, as he delves into a mystery ten years gone cold. Show Notes Episode 3 Iron Horses Can't Be Broken was written by Michael Coorlim, adapted from his novel of the same title. Produced by Kat O'Connor and Michael Coorlim. Audio technicians were Kat O’Connor and Bill Bullock. Our cast, in order of appearance: Luther Koning, played by Doug Schuetz Alton Bartleby, played by James Sparling Clive, played by Vincent Truman Aldora Fiske, played by Song Marshall Brother Schubert, played by Caleb Probst Parker, played by Bill Bullock Mr. Riley, played by Vincent Truman Robert Koning, played by CJ Julianus Florence Bartleby, played by Amanda Meyer Synesthesia Theatre theme music by Stav Drieman. Learn more at StavMusic.com. Additional music by Kevin MacLeod, at Incompetech.com. Used under a Creative Commons attribution 3.0 license. Titles: Call to Adventure; Sneaky Snitch; Creeping to Ship. Questions? Comments? Follow us on Facebook or Twitter. Like this episode? Subscribe, rate, and review it on iTunes. Want to write for us? Find out more here. Join our mailing list for news, announcements, and an exclusive audio drama download. If you like what you hear, please consider clicking on the Support Us button. We’ll be your best friend.

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002: Iron Horses Can’t Be Broken, ep 2

Confronted with Robert Koning's rage, detective Alton Bartleby has no choice but to accept a devil's bargain to save his own skin, and the life of his sister. Show Notes Episode 2 Iron Horses Can't Be Broken was written by Michael Coorlim, adapted from his novel of the same title. Produced by Kat O'Connor and Michael Coorlim. Audio technicians were Kat O’Connor and Bill Bullock. Our cast, in order of appearance: Alton Bartleby, played by James Sparling Robert Koning, played by CJ Julianus Florence Bartleby, played by Amanda Meyer Luther Koning, played by Doug Schuetz Ellen, played by Kat O’Connor Aldora Fiske, played by Song Marshall Synesthesia Theatre theme music by Stav Drieman. Learn more at StavMusic.com. Additional music by Kevin MacLeod, at Incompetech.com. Used under a Creative Commons attribution 3.0 license. Title: Promising Relationship. Questions? Comments? Follow us on Facebook or Twitter. Like this episode? Subscribe, rate, and review it on iTunes. Want to write for us? Find out more here. Join our mailing list for news, announcements, and an exclusive audio drama download. If you like what you hear, please consider clicking on the Support Us button. We’ll be your best friend.

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004: Iron Horses Can’t Be Broken, ep 4

His investigations complete, brilliant detective Alton Bartleby reveals the truth of the matter to the brutal Robert Koning. Little does he anticipate that his trials are only beginning. Show Notes Episode 4 Iron Horses Can't Be Broken was written by Michael Coorlim, adapted from his novel of the same title. Produced by Kat O'Connor and Michael Coorlim. Audio technicians were Kat O’Connor and Bill Bullock. Our cast, in order of appearance: Alton Bartleby, played by James Sparling Aldora Fiske, played by Song Marshall Parker, played by Bill Bullock Robert Koning, played by CJ Julianus Luther Koning, played by Doug Schuetz Brother Schubert, played by Caleb Probst Mr. Riley, played by Vincent Truman Florence Bartleby, played by Amanda Meyer Synesthesia Theatre theme music by Stav Drieman. Learn more at StavMusic.com. Additional music by Kevin MacLeod, at Incompetech.com. Used under a Creative Commons attribution 3.0 license. Titles: Sneaky Snitch; The Builder; Wagon Wheel; Take a Chance. Questions? Comments? Follow us on Facebook or Twitter. Like this episode? Subscribe, rate, and review it on iTunes. Want to write for us? Find out more here. Join our mailing list for news, announcements, and an exclusive audio drama download. If you like what you hear, please consider clicking on the Support Us button. We’ll be your best friend.

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