That Could Work

Greetings from our Social Distance Cave! (We're not really in a cave, but there's this cool echo effect we discovered that we really like....) In these unusual times, we are proud to bring you our usual recipe of friendship and silly nonsense. Today's prompt: what if your favorite TV show had a murder mystery?

In a world where anything is possible and grown men running in the middle of the woods during a storm is the norm...by Odin's Hammer comes DR. HOT HEAT HANDS

Uh. Hello? Is this thing still on? After a crazy month of shows, work, and exciting personal news(!), we are BACK to celebrate the holidays! Gary explains his love of the "nog-nog," and we explain how a dog named Hercules can save a small-town Christmas.

We decide to go off the beaten path just a bit...This episode brings you real sppoky stories from the three of us, just in time for the greatest holiday ever made. HALLOWEEN!!

This time, it's personal, as the gang enlists the help of a horror movie title generator to come up with one (1) B horror movie each. The results are, in order, nauseating, comforting, and disturbingly detailed.

The gang ponders nature's oldest rivalry, Trey struggles to remember the names of anyone in his life, and we finally give Morgan Freeman a role worthy of his legendary stature.

In our first September episode, the gang ponders the back to school season, and an axe murderer finally realizing his dream of participating in community theatre.

WEEK FOUR!!! This week the gang takes a suggestion from Kara's husband! We talk about Space Jam and dive into the pros and cons of being an introvert and/or an extrovert. Instead of our usual play or musical for stage creation format, we explore this weeks idea as a musical on film! JUST A REMINDER: This is our last episode for August! HIT THAT SUBSCRIBE BUTTON and SHARE YOUR IDEAS!!! #THATCOULDWORK

WEEK THREE!!! This week we take a small detour as Trey has left us for the UK. NEVER FEAR! We have an AMAZING special guest in the form of Amy Toporek! Listen in as we discuss her awesome performance resume, catch up on what she's been doing now and her thoughts on the theatrical process. THAT COULD WORK! 

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Three New Jersey-based Arts educators take your random, crazy and/or stupid suggestions for theatre. That Could Work!