This Saturday, a merry of band misanthropes will perform Dead Drunk Detective episodes 1 to 3 in front of a live audience at The Actor’s Temple on Warren Street. And in preparation for this, Podcast Adventures hosted a delightful sit-down read through of the marvellous scripts written by Brendan Way.

There was pizza. There were drinks. The cast that we have assembled is such a wonderful bunch of goofballs, each one as eager to make each other laugh as to help each other get laughs. we can honestly say that whatever the podcast turns in to in the end, the process is going to be made so very enjoyable by this lovely bunch.

Expect to see more than a few costumes on display when we take to the stage this Saturday. Tickets are FREE, so check the details at our Live in the Rotten Flesh Page and prepare for a show that will steal your heart and braaaaains…

The cast couldn’t help but laugh at each other’s delivery.

Katharine Kerr (Producer) and Arfie Manfield (Johnny Stumbles) enjoy the moment.

Some fantastic supporting players, Steff Prince (Hairy) and Dan Luxton (Mr. Green)

Writer Brendan Way deep in thought.

The cast having a good giggle. Left to right: Kate Oswald (Betty), Charles Scherer (Dracula), Mark Wheeler (The Invisible Man) and Mark Tindle (Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde)

The cast, hard at work.

Kate Oswald (Betty) providing some shrieking sound design.

Kate Oswald (Betty) and Victoria Hogg (Dawn, Madam Byrne) between screams.

Left to right: Mark Tindle, Charles Scherer, Steff Prince, Mark Wheeler, Kate Oswald, Brendan Way, Dan Luxton and Arfie Mansfield

Left to right: Victoria Hogg (Dawn, Madam Byrne), Steff Prince (Hairy), Mark Wheeler (The Invisible Man), Dan Luxton (Mr. Green), Brendan Way (Writer) and Kate Oswald (Betty)

Charles Scherer (Dracula) and Arfie Mansfield (Johnny) having a good giggle between read-throughs

Mark Tindle (Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde) almost literally holding our attention.

Left to right: Victoria Hogg (Dawn, Madam Byrne), Steff Prince (Hairy), Mark Wheeler (The Invisible Man) having a quiet drink after the evenings rehearsal.