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The Most Dangerous Game

September 24, 2009 By Fred 54 Comments

Most Dangerous Game Radio Drama(Adventure)
Written by Richard Connell, New Audio Adaptation by Fred Greenhalgh

Adapted anew from the short story – a retelling of the story heard in the 1940s on Escape and Suspense!

Wealthy big-game hunter Sanger Rainsford falls off his boat in the middle of the Caribbean and finds himself on a curious island. He finds the mansion of General Zaroff, a Cossack who has a taste for the hunt, and will go to any extreme to keep himself entertained.

A thrilling tale with a lot of history (thank you Wikipedia)


Running Time: 28 minutes
Download The Most Dangerous Game (MP3)

Producer and Director: Fred Greenhalgh

Cast:

  • Burke Brimmer as Whitney
  • Craig Bowden, as Rainsford
  • Brent Askari, as General Zaroff

Field recordist Randall Farr, Musical Score by Barb Truex, Classical Music by Kevin MacLeod

Recorded on location in the Greater Portland Maine area the summer of 2009.

To learn more about the Mad Horse Theater Company, visit their website, www.madhorse.com

Filed Under: Mad Horse OTR, OTR Retelling, Stories