What: Performance/Radio Play

Where: The Labyrinth

When: Saturday 29 October 2011: 15.30 – 16.30

The world: Chaos.

The horrors: Abundant.

The packages: Gone.

The indeterminable year is some time in the 1950’s and an epidemic of mass appendage annihilation has struck the earth, terrorising that which men hold most dear. An influential Miss is sitting by her transistor radio listening intently to the gradual destruction of the world. Five radio jockeys prepare to deliver devastating news that may very well end mankind.

As the epidemic sweeps the Earth, destroying specific parts in its path, the Radical Dumb team fearlessly brings you news of the epidemic as it rapidly progresses through a series of radio interviews and vignettes. Through the powers of voice, live sound effects and auto-tuning programs, the performers bring to life an abundance of characters that have been plundered by the epidemic.

About the Artists:

Definition of Radical Dumb:
The act of being radical for the sake of being radical. (E.G: going to the extremes to make an audience feel uncomfortable for your own self-gratification/entertainment)
Radical Dumb Productions is run by a team of savvy young performers, writers, directors and theatre makers. This instalment of The Radical Dumb Radio Spectacular has been created, produced and performed by multi-disciplinary artist and English teacher Moneth Montemayor, writer and performer Dan Maloney, and performers Samuel Green, Tamara McGuian, Oliver Coady and Emily Clark.