The Pack Podcast is a spoken word series presenting short comedies written and directed by Emmy-nominated, Drama-Desk winner Eugene Pack.
The Pack has been running live in theaters with an outstanding group of actors who perform book in hand readings in a throughout Los Angeles and New York.
Now, by popular demand the shorts continue in the form of spoken word radio plays.
Behind the scenes, actors will be recording and interacting from their homes. The mystery of radio podcasts leaves so much to the imagination that you feel as if you are seeing these stories come to life.
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The Pack Podcast is a spoken word series presenting short comedies written and directed by Emmy-nominated, Drama-Desk winner Eugene Pack.
The Pack has been running live in theaters with an outstanding group of actors who perform book in hand readings in a throughout Los Angeles and New York.
Now, by popular demand the shorts continue in the form of spoken word radio plays.
Behind the scenes, actors will be recording and interacting from their homes. The mystery of radio podcasts leaves so much to the imagination that you feel as if you are seeing these stories come to life.
Picture an Irish Bar in New York City's Theater District...
FEATURING: Terry Walters as Tammy, Rob Morrow as Chip, Debbon Ayer as Belinda, Bradley White as George, and Constance Forslund as Gloria
The Pack Podcast
The Pack Podcast is a spoken word series presenting short comedies written and directed by Emmy-nominated, Drama-Desk winner Eugene Pack.
The Pack has been running live in theaters with an outstanding group of actors who perform book in hand readings in a throughout Los Angeles and New York.
Now, by popular demand the shorts continue in the form of spoken word radio plays.
Behind the scenes, actors will be recording and interacting from their homes. The mystery of radio podcasts leaves so much to the imagination that you feel as if you are seeing these stories come to life.
