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| Role | Person |
| Host | Malcolm McDowell |
| Alex Mastrovito | |
| Arryck Adams | |
| Bob Decker | |
| Brittany Schaver | |
| David Newcomer | |
| Deidre Parmenter | |
| Elaine Fleisher | |
| James Wortman | |
| Jeff Schaver | |
| Jim Barker | |
| Jim Diderrich | |
| Linda Schaver | |
| Linda M. Stiegler | |
| Lloyd Allen | |
| Mark Andrew Reyes | |
| Michael Voll | |
| Nicholas Viecco | |
| Penny Puente | |
| Ray Mastrovito | |
| Ronda Voll | |
| Shawn W. Lanz | |
| Vanessa Orr | |
| Todd Thayer |
Co-directors James Wortman & Linda Stiegler
Written by James Wortman
10/15/09
Actor Malcolm McDowell hosts Every Now and Then Theatre's three time
international award winning radio production of "Sleepy Hollow- The Lost
Diaries," on TOTV channel 10, Saturday October 31st 2009 at 9am, 4pm and
10pm. Originally broadcast in 2007, Time-Warner's production staff assembled
appropriate visuals to go along with the hour long drama about schoolmaster
Ichabod Crane's infamous Halloween encounter with a headless horseman.
"Our story begins from the viewpoint of a present day
researcher discovering villagers' diaries, purporting to tell the real
story," said theatre troupe founder James Wortman of Ventura. "We hear
the villagers begin their diary entries, then find ourselves among them. The
drama features a countywide cast of top local actors that were challenged to
perform with only one rehearsal," said co-director Linda Stiegler of
Thousand Oaks. "As host, Malcolm McDowell introduces the show, reveals the
cast, and at the breaks, relates historical background about Halloween, the real
Sleepy Hollow, and writer Washington Irving."
The cast showcases Alex Mastrovito from Camarillo, Arryck
Adams from Newbury Park, Bob Decker from Camarillo, Brittany Schaver from
Newbury Park, David Newcomer from Simi Valley, Deidre Parmenter from Newbury
Park, Elaine Fleisher from Camarillo, James Wortman from Ventura, Jeff Schaver
from Newbury Park, Jim Barker from Ventura, Jim Diderrich from Simi Valley,
Linda Schaver from Newbury Park, Linda M. Stiegler from Thousand Oaks, Lloyd
Allen, Mark Andrew Reyes from Newbury Park, Michael Voll from Thousand Oaks,
Nicholas Viecco from Simi Valley, Penny Puente from Thousand Oaks, Ray
Mastrovito from Camarillo, Ronda Voll from Thousand Oaks, Shawn W. Lanz from
Newbury Park, Vanessa Orr from Thousand Oaks, and Todd Thayer from Ventura.
Music enhancements were by Michael Masely. Sound effects were created live and
in studio. Sound Designers were Jim Barker, Tom Mueller and Wortman.
Co-directors were Wortman and Stiegler. Script was by Wortman.
"Sleepy Hollow- The Lost Diaries" radio drama was
made possible by resource donations from New Era Debt Solutions in Camarillo for
script printing, Stage 6 Productions in Moorpark for onsite engineering, Bill's
Bar in Camarillo for performance space, Barkerductions for equipment, and
NewsTalk 1520 KVTA radio for air time. Every Now and Then Theatre, celebrating
their 20th year, currently counts 22 awards-19 international and three
national-since first entering radio drama competitions in 2003. The troupe
maintains web pages hosted at the site for Ventura County theatre groups at www.barkerductions.com.
6/7/07
The Every Now and Then Theatre of Ventura CA has won a 2007 International OMNI Intermedia Award in the category of Radio Entertainment for their 17th annual adaptation of Charles Dickens' "A Christmas Carol - A Ghost Story" with celebrity host Cheryl Ladd. Goldcoast Broadcastings' AM 1520 KVTA aired the production multiple times on Dec. 24, 2006. The next production will be "Sleepy Hollow - The Lost Diaries" with celebrity host Malcolm McDowell in October. For information about the troupe and upcoming broadcasts, visit www.barkerductions.com
CDs were only available to the cast and crew for donations to charity in 2007.
Archived 2007-09 Alex D. Thrawn for www.MalcolmMcDowell.net