Audio Drama Alliance

Two coworkers scope out the offerings at the company Christmas potluck and offer their commentary on the dishes others have contributed. Festive Food Fail is episode 2 of our short comedy anthology program, Sonic Comics: The comic strip for your ears!Cast:Christina Frazell as Lexieand Peter Fazzari as AlanAlicia Hansen as the announcerCrew:Writer - Austin PeacheyDirector - Josh RodriguezVoice Track Editor - Michael LaFaverComposer - Dominic TreisSound Design and Mixing - Marc MulcahyExecutive Producer - J.D. SutterCover Art Illustration - Bethany BurnettSonic Comics is a production of the Audio Drama Alliance. The Sonic Comics theme was composed by Dominic Treis. The ADA audio logo was composed by Ezra Loza.

Grant is running late again. As he makes a mad dash to work he finds a penny. Will this (un)fortunate discovery make his day better? We're proud to release the very first episode in a new anthology project from the ADA; our short comedy program, Sonic Comics: The comic strip for your ears!Cast:Dominic Treis as GrantTrisha Rose as Mrs. HendersonAlicia Hansen as the BicyclistCharles Akers as the Construction WorkerChristopher Green as Brock WaverleyJonathan Cooke as the BossMark Henry Cooney as the announcerCrew:Writers - Austin Peachey and Ben KempfDirector - Christina FrazellVoice Track Editor - Michael LaFaverComposer - Dominic TreisSound Design and mixing - Ben KempfExecutive producer - J.D. SutterSonic Comics is a production of the Audio Drama Alliance. The Sonic Comics theme was composed by Dominic Treis. The ADA audio logo was composed by Ezra Loza.

What do you get when you mix a prophet, a borrowed axe, and the Jordan River? Listen to this story to find out!Voice Track Editing and Sound Design by Ezra LozaGraphic Design by Austin Peachey​Our cast included:Victoria Lynn as the AnnouncerEzra Loza as AaronJD Sutter as ElishaNate Kuphall as JosiahAustin Peachey as Jehudi

Nestled gently beneath the boughs of ancient oaks, so small that it is often overlooked on most maps depicting the vast forest of Elderwood, lies the tiny squirrel village of Springsgrow. Most would find it a quiet and pleasant place to live out one’s years. Most would be content to do exactly that. But for a young squirrel named Chester Brushwood the idea of living a life of such tranquil predictableness is a terrifying prospect. After all, with a world as vast and mysterious as Elderwood before his paws, how can a creature ignore the chance at such wondrous adventures that are so sure to be had? There must be some evil to root out, some voracious dragon waiting to be slain, some distant land in need of a hero to take up a legendary sword and shield? To be a hero. Yes..... But what does it truly mean to be a hero?Credits:Written & Directed by Nate Kuphall solitarybadger.com/Voices & Narration by Nate KuphallIntro voice by Tamara Green www.greenstreamsstudio.ca/VT Editing by Nate KuphallSound Design by Ezra LozaMusical Direction by Nate KuphallADA General Manager Christopher Greenwww.audiodramaalliance.com

What if fairy tales had to pass a child-friendly-ness test?Written by: Christopher Green.Voice tracks & Sound Design by Ezra Loza.Original music by Solomon Kim.Our cast included:Nate Kuphall as the Federal Commission of Regulations of Fairy Tales and Fables Officer.Victoria Lynn as Mother Goose.Will L as Grimm/Smiley.Tamara Green as Goldilocks and Little Red Riding Hood.JD Sutter as the Wolf.Elisabeth Hemmeter as the Poodle and the Ginger Bread Man.Austin Peachey as the Pig.​The Audio Drama Alliance is a brand of GreenStreams Studio.

What would the world's greatest detective be like in his old age?Written by: Christopher GreenVoice tracks edited by Christopher Green & Micah TouchetSound Design by Micah TouchetOriginal music by Solomon KimOur cast included:Victoria Lynn as the announcerNate Kuphall as Sherlock HolmesTamara Green as the elderly person

There's no such thing as a silly question. Or is there?CreditsWritten by: Christopher & James J. GreenVoice tracks edited by Elisabeth HemmeterSound Design by Austin PeacheyOriginal music by Solomon KimGraphic Design by JD SutterOur cast included:Elisabeth Hemmeter as the teacherJD Sutter as Lawyer SmithWill L as the studentFor more from ADA, visit http://audiodramaalliance.weebly.com

Things are not always as they seem, which is something U.S. detective Jefferson Howard and sidekick Christian Jackson, keep in mind as they investigate cases. This time, they're in for unexpected turns, and comedic culture clashes, as they take on a proper British client. Enjoy Howard & Jackson "Case File #001 – The Case of the Missing Violin".Written by Victoria Lynn | Directed by JD Sutter | Starring Josiah Coates, Victoria Lynn, Will L, Nate Kuphall & JD Sutter | Music by Solomon Kim | Voice Track Editing by Sarah Grace | Sound Design & Mixing by Christopher Green | Produced by the Audio Drama Alliance | GreenStreams Studio © 2016In association with:Ichthus Family ProductionsPorchlight Family MediaAdventure Alley ProductionsSolitary Badger Entertainment& Solomon Kim Music

History has brought us some timeless comedy. Abbott & Costello is one timeless comedy duo. In keeping with their style of hilarious wordplay, Tamara of ADA has written and directed "Sissy O'Reilly" starring Nate Kuphall and Caleb Theissen. It's a hilarious wordplay comedy that gets your head spinning!Written & Directed by Tamara Green | Starring Nate Kuphall & Caleb Theissen | Music by Solomon Kim | Voice Track editing by Victoria Lynn | Sound Designed, Mixed & Produced by Christopher Green | GreenStreams Studio © 2016In association with:Solitary Badger EntertainmentCTD ProductionsIchthus Family Productions& Solomon Kim Music

Please enjoy this satirical look at how people often treat prayer.Written by Tamara Green | Starring Josiah Coates with Will L | Music by Tobin Fox | Voice Track editing by Renae Thiessen | Sound Design by Victoria Lynn | Mixed by Christopher Green | Produced by Christopher Green | GreenStreams Studio © 2016In association with:Ichthus Family ProductionsAdventure Alley ProductionsTobin Fox Music

In this comedic skit Joe and Henry show us how we often abuse the golden rule by shedding light on what Jesus really meant when He said “Do to others as you would have them do to you.”Credits"Do Unto Others" was written by Tamara Green.Directed by Christopher Green. Produced by The Audio Drama Alliance, a stream of GreenStreams Studio in association with CTD Productions, Ichthus Family Productions and Solitary Badger Entertainment.Sound design by Tobin Fox with voice tracks edited by Sarah Grace G.Original music by Tobin Fox.Our cast included: Nathan Kuphall as Henry, and Caleb Thiessen as Joe.