Lightning In A Bottle
Lightning in a Bottle: A Brown County Halloween Radio Play
Some things are better left bottled up. Some storms are best endured hiding under your bed. And some ideas are just too much fun to leave alone.
Lightning in a Bottle is an original spooky radio play written and produced by Chuck Wills. Set against a backdrop of small-town characters and unsettling possibilities, this tale brings a little Halloween mischief to the hills and hollers.
The production features the talents of the Brown Batty Radio Actor’s Guild, bringing a cast of memorable characters to life:
Tony Sanchez as Gramps
Judy Games as Nana
Hondo Thompson as Roscoe
Chuck Wills as Chet
I am forever grateful to my friends for their willingness to follow me on these artistic adventures, and lend their voices to bring these characters to life. I could not do this without them!
A special thank-you to photographer Bryan Allen, whose photograph sparked the inspiration for this story. I met Bryan this summer and was mesmerized by the skill and imagination in his photographs. Sometimes all it takes is a single image to set the imagination loose. You can check out his amazing photography here
So settle in, turn down the lights, and give it a listen. Just remember: Some things are better left bottled up… and some storms are best endured hiding under your bed!
