Podcast Categories: Drama

Blood magic, Voodoo magic, old gods, new gods: We’ve got it all! Follow the story of misfits from all over the world, as they try to survive and protect their heritage from modern-day crusaders.

Path of Night is an actual play podcast about a group of roleplayers telling engaging shared stories around the gaming table. Campaign One follows a group of vampires in New Haven, CT, in the year 1999 using the Vampire: The Masquerade system by White Wolf Publishing and Paradox Interactive.

Welcome to GIRLS ON JANE a new audio drama brought to you by viral essayist and critically acclaimed author, Zara Barrie. GIRLS ON JANE is an unapologetically sexy window into the vibrant underworld of lesbian culture in Manhattan’s West Village. So dust off your sexiest pair of motorcycle boots, pour yourself a tall glass of your chosen poison and step into a whole new world. A world made up of lesbians and lipstick, queer babes and champagne, sex and salaciousness, heartbreak and hedonism, girls and gay bars. ‘Cause regardless of your age or identity or where you’re from — all are welcome on this beautiful and banged-up ride through the most glittery and gritty city of all: New York.

Three lost souls receive an unexpected invitation to spend New Yearʼs Eve at Maison Dellamort: a remote South Carolina guest house with a mysterious yet magnetic host. With its original take on classic themes of unrequited love, mortality and deception, and featuring a stunning cast of Broadwayʼs most beloved stars including James Monroe Iglehart, Lena Hall, Telly Leung, Jackie Hoffman, Gavin Lee and Courtney Reed, this distinctive audio experience will transport listeners into a world laced with the iconic theremin, Foley-style effects, and an original pop score. 
For more information, visit DellamortMusical.com or follow us on Facebook, Instagram, YouTube & TikTok @DellamortMusical or on Twitter @MrDellamort.
The Falling in Love With Mr. Dellamort Original Cast Recording is available now wherever digital music is sold, and at BroadwayRecords.com/Dellamort.
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Hilton Als is, and has been, an invaluable contributor to American cultural life for decades. Join this Pulitzer Prize-winning critic, artist, writer and curator as he lifts up and takes a different look at what he considers marginalized classics of the 20th Century. Until now.

Hilton Als Presents is a new podcast from New York Theatre Workshop as part of the 2020/21 Artistic Instigator season.

Places I Have Heard Voices is an eight-part fractured travelogue through a woman’s inner landscape. This audio drama is written by Matthew Freeman, directed by Jessi D. Hill and performed by Moira Stone. Sound Design by Sean Elias-Reyes.

Places I Have Heard Voices is a Theater Accident production.

Meg returns from a year abroad to find that her sister Sammi’s death was more than what she was told. As Meg attempts to understand what happened to Sammi, she discovers more questions than answers while coming to terms with her own grief. This 6-episode fiction podcast is an intimate look at the stages of grieving through Meg, her best friend Ren, her family, and others who have been touched by Sammi’s death. Catharsis contains mature language, content, and themes, including discussion of suicide. Please listen with care. #AudioDrama #FictionPodcast

Deep in the serene forest of Silverwood, California, a monster from another dimension is desperate for the human blood it needs to return home. 

What begins as a relaxing week in the woods for two groups of campers—employees on a corporate retreat and a Cub Scout troop—turns into a hellish ordeal when a mysterious dark force lurking among the trees preys on their most violent impulses. A rustic getaway featuring evil whispering trees, a teddy bear-clutching child laughing at your pain, and a malevolent otherworldly presence terrorizing the campground? Welcome to the most terrifying wilderness trip of your lives, campers.

Based on Silverwood by Tony E. Valenzuela, Silverwood is a Realm production written by Brian Keene, Richard Chizmar, Stephen Kozeniewski, and the Sisters of Slaughter — Michelle Garza and Melissa Lason. Listen away. 

For more shows like this, visit Realm.fm

From the writer of The Message, Life/After, and Steal the Stars. They call the crashed spaceship “The Ghosthouse” because it screams—the screams of thousands of extraterrestrial political prisoners trapped in its horrific mainframe. The only way to free them… is to transfer them into humans willing to share their minds with a second consciousness forever. Who would volunteer for that?