THE EYE IN THE SKY PROJECT: An innovative experiment in epistolary radio drama
Episode 5
Written/ Created by John Flores, Jeff Hernandez and Ken Urban
Directed by Brad McEntire
Audio Recording by John Flores
Original Music and Sound by Chris Humphrey
Performed by
Angela Parsons, Ruth Engel, Whitney Holotik, John Flores, Christie Vela and Brad McEntire
Listen below. NSFW!
John Flores (playwright - "Punk Eye") lives in Dallas, Texas. He is a company member at Kitchen Dog Theatre and designs the sound for many of their shows. He is a former member of Our Endeavors Theater Collective.
Jeff Hernandez (playwright - "Okay Billy") lives in Dallas, Texas. He is a company member of Audacity Theatre Lab and works as a playwright, actor and sometime director. He holds a degree from Southern Methodist University in Painting.
Ken Urban (playwright/composer - "Eye_In_The_Sky") has had plays produced and developed at The Summer Play Festival @ The Public, The Flea, Playwrights Horizons, New York Theatre Workshop, The Huntington Theatre, Moving Arts, Theatre @ Boston Court, Target Margin, Rude Guerrilla, The Mill @ Stage Left, Son of Semele Ensemble, Theatre of NOTE, Urban Stages, Open Circle Theater, Lincoln Center Theater Directors Lab, Soho Rep, Annex Theatre and The Chocolate Factory. Ken is the recipient of the prestigious 2008 L. Arnold Weissberger Prize from the Williamstown Theatre Festival for his play Sense of an Ending. He is also the recipient of a 2007-2009 Huntington Playwriting Fellowship, two summer MacDowell Fellowships, a 2010 Emerging Writers Fellowship from the Writers' Room of Boston, a 2006 Tennessee Williams Fellowship at the Sewanee Writers Conference, and he is the winner of the 2004 Moving Arts Premiere One Act Competition. In 2007, he was named one of nytheatre.com's People of the Year.His plays include I KANT, Nibbler, Halo, The Private Lives of Eskimos, The Absence of Weather, Sense of an Ending, The Female Terrorist Project, and The Happy Sad. His work has been published in New York Theatre Review (Edited by Book Stowe, with an introduction by Aleks Sierz), and Plays and Playwrights 2002 (Edited by Martin Denton). He is featured in numerous monologue and scene compilations. He is currently working on two new plays -- The Correspondent and The Awake -- and a screenplay adaptation of The Happy Sad. More information about Mr. Urban at http://www.kenurban.org/