Harry Strange 211: Kaboom!

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May 16, 2012

Harry Strange episode 211: Kaboom, was written and directed by Tony Sarrecchia and produced by Breanne Ahearn. All material is copyright (c) by Tony Sarrecchia and used with his permission.

Featured in tonight’s cast were:

Tricia Groves

Katherine Claypool

Parker Wierling

Dennis Coburn

Tony Scott

Emily Jane

Julie Ivey

Craig Johnston

Kellen Stennet

Jason Tyler

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Harry’s opening theme music was written and performed by Lance Haugen and is copyright by Lance Haugen and used with his permission.

Incidental music and character themes were written and performed by Ryan Lessard and are copyright by Ryan Lessard and used with his permission. Contact Ryan at: rlessardmusic@gmail.com.

Incidental music was written and performed by Kevin Macleod and is copyright by Kevin Macleod and used with his permission. Visit incompetech.com/ for more of Kevin’s music.

For the Harry Strange Radio Drama, I am JoAnn Pruden. Good Night!

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“Magic and magical people—the ‘unnatural order’ is all around us. There are good witches, evil witches, demons, vamps, werewolves, shape shifters, ghosts; it’s a protoplasmic party of creature features out there. But unless you know where to look, you won’t find them. I know where to look. My name is Harry Strange.” And so begins each episode of the Harry Strange Radio Drama, an award-winning, full-cast, scripted audio drama. Harry is a crusader for justice, and champion of an archangel who makes his own decisions regardless of what the ‘good guys’ desire. Because of a promise Harry made, he is “both painfully mortal and achingly immortal, and those conflicting impulses mesh with an almost unearthly smoothness throughout his casebook history.” A combination of “Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar”, and “Constantine” Harry Strange is a whiskey-swilling adventure that combines the golden age of radio with contemporary storytelling. All content Copyright (c) 2011 - Forever by Tony Sarrecchia. All Rights Reserved.