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The Snake Pit (Audio Drama) by Mark DK Berry

Heard
2024
Episodes
1
Language
English

“Amidst a mysterious storm at Glastonbury Festival, two couples find themselves swept into an experiment that will test the boundaries of love, desire, and fidelity.” An intimate dramedy in three acts. Adult themes, some bad language, sex scenes implied but not explicit.

More about it

Approximate run time: 1 hour and 10 minutes.

This is an audio drama that was originally used to pitch a stage play, and is for demonstration purposes only and not for resale. It was created using an AI generated cast:

EDWARD: Christopher_Hitchens_AI

AMELIA: Elizabeth_Hurley_AI

JOHNNY: Jason_Statham_AI

SOPHIE: Vanessa_Kirby_AI

SNAKE: Narrator_AI

VOICEOVER: Christopher_Walken_AI

NARRATOR: Alan_Rickman_AI

The original script and further details of this play can be found at www.MarkDKBerry.com

Episodes, in broadcast order

  1. The Snake Pit: A Stage Play (Audio Drama)

    No date given · 1 h 09 min

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  1. The Snake Pit (Audio Drama) by Mark DK Berry

    Listeners' uploads · Mark DK Berry · 1 episode here · archive.org

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Uploaded to the Internet Archive by the person named, outside its radio collections.

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