Podcast appearances and mentions of Brandon G Green

2022. Dating post-pandemic is never easy... Directed by Rosalind Bevan, featuring Brandon G. Green and Lyndsay Allyn Cox Set at the Robert Gould Shaw and the Massachusetts 54th Regiment Memorial on the edge of the Boston Common, May 31, 2022.

This week we lead a band of intrepid adventurers on an expedition to make a fictional podcast series about a roleplaying group. Roll for initiative and may the D20 be with you. Brandon Crose is a playwright with +2 Charisma who is drawn to making making ambitious multimedia projects such as his acclaimed roleplaying podseries The Ordinary Epic. He joins us to talk audio drama, 31 plays in 31 days, roleplaying games similar to but legally distinct from Dungeons and Dragons, podcasts, Welcome to Night Vale., and a possible/probable Season 2 that you, yes YOU, can help make happen. Mentioned: The Ordinary Epic Podcast, Second Shift Podcast, 31 plays in 31 days, The Ordinary Epic Patreon Campaign, One Minute Play Festival Note: The local writer of a serialized series of plays whose name I couldn’t remember is Pheobe Roberts with her Mrs. Hawking Steampunk Mystery Caper series. Co-Host John Minigan Cast Emo & Thack were played by Rachel Belleman Athena were played by Caitlin Gjerdrum (pronounced JARE-drum) Marcus & Benedict were played by Brandon G. Green Daniel & Merrick were played by Michael Hisamoto Dominic & Caelus were played by Eliott Purcell Production Jordan Stillman was the Executive Producer Brad Smith was the Technical Producer Sound Design by Matthew Lightbound Music by Tiven Weinstock and Bradley Jordan Directed by Stephanie LeBolt  

Helloooooo we're back from our hiatus. And for our first episode of 2017, we have one of the dopest theatre artists in Boston, Brandon G. Green! We've seen him in some of the most aggressive and powerful shows: An Octoroon, Mr. Burns, and most recently, Scottsboro Boys. Stay tuned for more fun and improved (hopefully) episodes coming up!