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Shakespeare’s Revenge!

30 November 2011

★ Matt Kelley & Ian McMurphy

The world is falling apart and Lunar State is no exception. Buildings are on fire, The Scottish Tragedy has just become even more tragic by getting shut down, and punk band Crimes will be blowing our eardrums out! So come get your rocks off while we charge head first into Lunar State Radio Episode 5: Shakespeare’s Revenge!

Lunar State Radio Season 1 Episode 5: Shakespeare’s Revenge! by Lunar State Radio

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Creator and Head Writer
Ian “Huckleberry Humphrey”

Producer co-writer
Matt Kelley

Technical Director
Nick Hope

Studio Actors and co-writers
Sarah Heiderman
Phil Doccolo
Annie Stevenson
Alex Hacker
Ben Kardos
Joshua Schleupner

Scene Artist
Sara Havekotte

Featured Band
Crimes

Photography
Danielle Lyon
Brooke Hall
Justin Allen
Scarlett Dawn
Matt Kelley

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Lunar State Radio Season 1 Episode 5: Shakespeare’s Revenge! by Lunar State Radio



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