Family Radio Theatre?
Family Radio Theatre?
Does anyone listen to it sometimes? We do. If there is only Connie and Mitch to listen to on Oddessy.
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This belongs in the Harlequin Theatre
Haha, do you have something against Connie and Mitch episodes?
I've heard several of FoTF's Radio Theatre productions, including:
At Home in Mitford
- An extremely loong series, as the running time is about 6.5 hours. Almost has an Odyssey feel to it, as you learn to appreciate the various characters around Mitford.
Father Gilbert
- Who doesn't love a good mystery? I think I've listened to all seven: A Soul in Tourment, Where the Heart Is, Dead Air, Healing, Secrets, The Play's the Thing, and Lady. Each episode is anywhere from 60-80 minutes long.
Les Misérables
- I thoroughly enjoyed this radio dramatization. I've read an abbreviated version of the book, and I've watched the film, but listening to the story unfold was just as enjoyable. Definitely recommended for those who haven't heard it yet . . . and even those who already have. Running time is nearly 3 hours.
The Luke Reports I: Child Of Promise
- I've listened to fragments of the Luke Reports here and there but I can't say I recall much from what I heard.
Haha, do you have something against Connie and Mitch episodes?
I've heard several of FoTF's Radio Theatre productions, including:
At Home in Mitford
- An extremely loong series, as the running time is about 6.5 hours. Almost has an Odyssey feel to it, as you learn to appreciate the various characters around Mitford.
Father Gilbert
- Who doesn't love a good mystery? I think I've listened to all seven: A Soul in Tourment, Where the Heart Is, Dead Air, Healing, Secrets, The Play's the Thing, and Lady. Each episode is anywhere from 60-80 minutes long.
Les Misérables
- I thoroughly enjoyed this radio dramatization. I've read an abbreviated version of the book, and I've watched the film, but listening to the story unfold was just as enjoyable. Definitely recommended for those who haven't heard it yet . . . and even those who already have. Running time is nearly 3 hours.
The Luke Reports I: Child Of Promise
- I've listened to fragments of the Luke Reports here and there but I can't say I recall much from what I heard.
I've really enjoyed the FOTF Radio Theatre that I've heard, and I would like to get more of their productions.
I have Chronicles of Narnia (all 7), all 3 sets of Father Gilbert, Anne of Green Gables, Les Miserables and A Christmas Carol. They are so enjoyable! It's a great way to hear stuff that I might not actually read, like Les Mis, too.
I have Chronicles of Narnia (all 7), all 3 sets of Father Gilbert, Anne of Green Gables, Les Miserables and A Christmas Carol. They are so enjoyable! It's a great way to hear stuff that I might not actually read, like Les Mis, too.